Correspondence and Rural Weather Notes In Towns
Frank Crabtree visits home folks this week while Wilie and Walter Ward enjoy sleigh riding after snowfall. Mrs. Riley appears on the siecle list. Mr. Daniaton returns from a Asbury meeting last week. Theo Mitchell Charley Nett and Frank Cline went to town. Tenniston children reportedly no bitter. John Hartley finds a hog shot and killed with unknown reason. Mrs. Plander and Miss Maud visit Teemstones Sunday. Will Wood visits north of Duval. Frank Wood ships a load of turkeys. Jim McGee visits in the neighborhood Sunday.
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Mr. Daniaton
Asbury
Theo
Mitchell
Charley Nett
Prank Cline
Mr. Tenniston
John Hartley
Latevy
Hogan
Salem
Judge Hrock
Berry
Gresham
Matthews
Miss Fuskett
Bowman Lumber Co December inventory notice
Jay Goon and Mar Bargner request customers settle all accounts after December as Bowman Lumber Co completes annual inventory. Please arrange prompt payment to close balances and avoid disruption. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Sou
Jay Goon
Mar. Bargner
Bowman Lumber Co
Blue Star Dawson Moves Onward and Local Happenings
A. J. Dawson of Kureva Springs Ark visited last week with a load of goods and has moved onto the old Zol Davis farm now owned by Mrs. Davis, a daughter of Dawson. Pie supper at Blue Star School Friday supports the library. a Geo. Forrester dance drew many locals. Jacob Resh’s barn work progresses and will finish soon if weather holds. J. E. Hall learned T. J. Richards sold a $20 acre Jasper area farm two miles north, demanding possession by March 1, forcing Garrett to move. Stephen Lyons and Minnie Scader wed last Wednesday. reception at a bar, followed by friends visiting the couple with traditional shivyares. They stay with Minnie’s grandmother, Mrs. Frakes.
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A. J. Dawson
Kureva Springs
Ark
Zol Davis
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Dawson
Geo. Forrester
Jasper
E. Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Stephen Lyons
Minnie Scader
Shivyares
Mra, Frakes
Don’t buy your Christmas presents until you see Pitts
Local shopper urges readers to wait for Pitts’s selections before purchasing gifts for the holiday season. Pitts promises a curated display with varied options and potential savings for early-season shoppers.
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Pitts
Salem Sunshine Circle formed by local youth group
Salem youths organize the Sunshine Circle. Sunday services are canceled due to cold. A list of local visits and events follows, including households entertained and recitals postponed by weather. Mentions of Miss Vandi Simmons, Mr Vernon Matthews and Amelia, and wedding plans for Vernon Matthews and Amelia Tovitha ns.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad Creates Beauty Aid
An advertisement promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a remedy for skin eruptions sores and dull skin. It claims the salve softens skin and strengthens facial appearance. Also touts relief for piles and general skin comfort with a bold sales tone.
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Bucklen
Armen
St Webb Bros
Christmas offerings and community notes in Zion parish
Presbyterians at Zion held a Sunday school event with popcorn and apples. Local families visited and traveled to Joplin and Carthage for gatherings and church-related visits. Ads promote gifts and goods at Pitts and nearby stores, including black Minore roosters, pocket knives, and cash-beg items at Hiram Nichols Shoes Store, five miles southeast of Jasper.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills End Rheumatism Suffering
A reader testimonial from Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey praises Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rheumatic pain relief. The advert claims the pills ease nervous irritation and swelling, reduce fever tendency, and lessen pain weakness with proper use. It guarantees refund if the first package does not benefit.
Lime on Missouri soils shows variable profit across regions
Mitter of the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station reports trials indicating lime improves yields in wet soils of northeast and southwest Missouri and in Ozark districts with low lime supply. Ground limestone costs about $100 per ton and should be applied 2000 to 4000 pounds per acre after land breaking, with proper incorporation but not plowing under. Lime spreaders are preferred though some methods work with limited equipment.
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State Experiment Station
Missouri
North Missouri
Ozark
Tne
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D. W. Teeter
Portieres
Frank Crabtree
Wilie
Walter Ward
Riley
Jim McGee
Blue Star School House
Sunshine Circle
Clarence Simmons
Sterling
Ovln
Vandi Simmons
Tovitahns
Vernon Matthews
Miers Amelia
Martin Dee
South Histress
Philadelphia
Salem W. CO
Kincaid
Gaddis
Webb City
Bayoe
Crow Moro. Co
Presbyterian Sunday School
B.D. Boyd
Goari
Seidner
Wil Holderman
Roy Carter
Arthur Radford
Joplin
Hilly
Frank
Rebecca Crow
Abbie Crow
Omer Boyd
Palmer, al
B D. Boyd
Mrnday
Zelda Covert
Mra. Lowenstein
Carthage
Mra. Follmer
Edna
Earl Frick
Maude Rice
Clyde
Lola Boyd
Sam Potnam
Paul Klinefelter
Genius Follmer
C. A. Covert
Hiram Nichols Sbos
Miller
M. F. Mitter
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Missouri
Columbia, Mo
Kaneas City Journal
Sunday Journal
Daily
Kansas City Daily Journal
Kansas City
Bupt
Wilson
Seat Webb
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