Singing school, meteors, and village notes in Dewey
Mrs May Matthews reminds of the Salem singing school Tuesday night. A meteor was seen by travelers after last week’s singing. The Dewey school board set plans for September 5 opening. A large Thursday picnic at Miller's Grove and Sunday Schools in Mount Moriah Salem Pleasant View helped the day. Local visits and family gatherings fill the week with various neighbors and health notes.
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Salem
Dewey
Miller's Grove
Mount Moriah
Pleasant View
Albert Berry
Howard
Kansas City
Nathan Rice
Mrs. Lowe
Kansas
George Rice
Hugh Phillips
Hiram Rusk
Renewals and New Subscribers List Update
New subscribers include Mra J M Boots of Carl Junction Missouri along with Mrs L H Owen Alph pepe G T Masters Mrs RD Seisser Mra SR Templin Ottis Crandall Mra I Schooler Frank Mra Sarah Keltner Edw Isenmann T L Probert JH Kauffman Leech Wiseman and others.
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L H Owen Alph Pepe G T Masters
RD Seisser
SR Templin Ottis Crandall
I Schooler Frank
Sarah Keltner
Isenmann
T L Probert
JH Kauffman Leech Wiseman
Mra
J. M. Boots
Carl Junction
Local Residents Move and Visit In Jasper Area
A string of neighborly moves and weekend visits fill regional notes. Families including Coiner Filq Owen Bayles and Kunkler travel between Jasper Carthage Lamar and nearby Maple Grove. Dennis Van Wey Arnold Hasbargen and Killey attend gatherings at multiple homes.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Visits to Joplin
Diamond S R Denniston publication timing concerns. Guy Chapman visited in the neighborhood last week. Mrs Nett and children visited her brother Guy Chapman in Joplin in the latter part of the week. Theo Mitchell and family spent Sunday at Fred Mitchell's. Miss Lois Riley spent Saturday and Sunday with Thelma Creamer. Charles Pugh delivered watermelons to Pittsburg on Thursday. Mr Delmore, the Congregational Minister from Duval, preached at Diamond Sunday afternoon.
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H.E. Coiner
California
Coiner
Hazel Kunkler
Ramona
Cal
Mary Hatfield
Carthage
Earl Garner
Mmes
Glenn
Arnold
Southwick
Lamar
S. P. King
Guffey
Frank Kunkler
Earl
Ray Steelman
M. E. Stockdale
Mr. Webb
H. E. Stockdale
Fred Campbell
Frank
Raymond Heckman
Harl Whicker
Hasbargen
Heckman
Elsie
Helen Serafini
Guy Chapman
What is a Gallon of Milk Census Bureau Note
The United States Census Bureau weighs milk production rules in its calculations and notes that one hundred...
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United States Census Bureau
Publicity Song Fragment
Publicity appears as a garbled verse praising publicity and national pride with multiple garbled phrases and unclear imagery. The readable pieces reference Publicity and a patriotic tone, but no coherent event or person details emerge from the distorted text.
Hefley Visits Carthage as County Grain Merchant
H. C. Hefley, a Carthage visitor and one of the county's five grain merchants, is now located in Jasper, Missouri. The note appears in the 40-Years-Ago Items in the Press, urging readers to subscribe for daily papers at The News Office.
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E. C. Simmons
Swift
Monarch
H. C. Hefley
Carthage
Jasper
Missouri
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Omer Webb
Winchester
P. S
Jim Bullis
Mrs. Ferguson
Lakeside
Genevieve Ohler
Tom Brock
Oswego
Kans
George Carter
Will Montgomery
Hamilton
Arch Rice
Courtney
Flowers
Welsh’s
Carter's
Bull's
McReynolds
Hackney
Curtis, Rusk, Ferguson,Bull
Matthews
Vance Bull
Carterville
Lum Carter
Royden Seidner
Mr. Tiller
Everett Wheeler
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jasper Missouri
Myrtle Coiner
George Filq
Charles File
Dave Bayles
Carytown
Elmer
A. L. Owen
Pittsburg
Earl Carr
Maple Grove
Charles Taffner
Ed Owen
Frances Marie
H. E. Conner’s
Lula
Wells
Elmer Owen
C. A. Arnold
Dennis van Wey’s
Verna Moyer
Morgan
General Hardware and Farm Machinery
Jasper Hardware Company
Pete & Me
S. R. Denniston
America
Stemmons
South Side
Carthage, MO
McCune & Tallman