Paisley sells Hyder farm for fifty five dollars per acre
Neighborhood notes from Dublin W show Paisley of Omaha visiting Hyder families. Paisley sold the Hyder living farm to Me Graham of Carl Junction for 55 dollars an acre and Hyder plans to move by March. Lester came from Carthage to Aly Hyder's place. Hyder moved farm implements. Griffitts family hosted visitors. Haymonds and neighbors traveled to Carthage for hay and visits follow-ups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Paisley
Omaha
Nebr
Ab Hyders
Mr. Paisley
BLUE STAR social items from Joplin and nearby towns
Mounty Daviso visited friends in Joplin this week while Gussie Andress recovers from pneumonia. Mary Newell visits near Lockwood. Ty O Douglas and partner near Jasper visited Coiner's. Mrs Coiner and son Floyd of Jasper spent a week with J He Coiner. Mire Dunbar and three children of Lamar stayed with Jacob Resh family. Others around town hosted or visited include Litly family, Ken Martley, Steve Lucas, El Wardlow, Gay Sharp, and Mrs Wardlow sick list. Cane hay hauling and wood cutting noted. A Frank Carnes visit and a large crowd at Jim Bradford's party last Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowaia Killey
Larom
Cullora
Hull
Rose King
King
Knott
Mary Newell
Lockwood
TY. O. Douglas
Jasper
Coiner
Dunbar
Lamar
Jacob Resh
Ahas Litly
Str. Boyer
Billie
Ken Martley
Pay
J W. Kellmer
Steve Lucas
el Wardlow
Gay Sharp
Deroy Sharp
W. M. Wardlow
Ben Iking
Boston
John King
Billie Boyer
John Wardlow
Mary Lee
Neck City
J. R. Hatelier
Parley Line
Baby
Prank Carnes
John Keltner
Helen
Doley McCibbin
Oakton
Dino Sharp
Allen Armstrong
Jim Blevins
Jim Bradford
Jasper News Bits and Local Notes From Dewey County
The Jasper News reports on readers enjoying farm life and local events. Stinkeanis visit with Mrs. Matthews Saturday night. Arch Hiew preparing to take over Owen and Qwen’s farm. Little Arch Rice Jr. to live with parents for a while. Crenshaw recovering from dropsy. Fire damages barns with some insured losses. Estevanil not insured. Creola Patrick unable to wear this week due to ball injuries. Acres between Owen and Buster sold. Dewey school fire days away. Vacla Walker leads gown in Sunday night outing. Thomas Nelson dies at home after illness. Neon one of oldest settlers. member of Dry Fork Church. Copper plates near bell system discussed for door opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Arch Hiew
Qwen
Little Arch Rice, Jr
Crenshaw
Dropss
Hiriin Bain
Aris Estevanil
Creola Patrick
Owen
Buster
FARMERS UNION AND LOCAL VISITORS REPORT
Mrs A E Armstrong is suffering neuralgia this week. Miss Althea and Laura Ann Strong visited their brother and wife Sunday. Mr Miller and wife called on M Henderson and family Sunday evening. Charles Woodrow not improving much. Otto Forensa returned home from a visit to Kittens City. Frank Thicker helped Willie Sue butcher Tuesday. Henry Winter and Bar Ray helped Pred Winter butcher Monday. Eugenia Rox visited Flora Red and Suttedy. Homer Graham and Frank Ray returned home Sunday from a few days’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Armstrong
Althea
Laura Annatrong
Ammlon Miller
M. Henderson
Charles Woodrow
Otto Forensa
Kittens City
Vrank Thicker
Willie Sue Butcher
Henry Wiiter
Bar
Ray
Eugenia Rox
Flora Red
Homer Graham
Prank Ray
Lome
Pleasant Sill Weather and Local Obituaries in Witter
Old Witter enjoys Sunday as snow last week drifted badly making Gravel difficult. Uncle Tow Nelson died January 13 after lingering illness and was buried at Dunkard Cemetery January 1. Marion Owings and family spent Sunday at Mrs Roberta’s in Jasper. Patterson welcomed baby girl born January 11 to Charles Bradshaw and wife. A W Schott family visited Wm Weade. John Gresham and wife visited their son Vernon. Regina Gresham dined with Mrs L D Gresham Sunday. Several residents attended Farmer's Union meeting in Carytown. Weather disrupted school as Miss Carnie and Miss Frome were out several days. Reverend Julia Blythe of Blackwell Oklahoma visited DHS Triplete and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Tow’ Nelson
Foo i
Dunkard
Marion Owings
Roberta
Jasper
Harry
Olive
Patterson
Carthage Wodneachiy
Charles Bradshaw
A. W Schott
Famly
Weade
John Gresham
Vernon
Paverson
Farmer's Union
Cary Town
Carnie
Frome Winnae
Aew
Luther Wescott
Catching the Chicken Thief: a rural method
A Missouri Ruralist correspondent describes a quirky chicken thief trap using an electric bell for 25 cents a battery for 40 cents and copper wire to connect from the hen house to the bed and back. The piece notes simple improvised devices and caution about safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Ruralist
Auction sale near Carthage Jasper area listing farm stock
An auction to be held Wednesday January 24 at the described site 84 miles north and 3 miles east of Carthage and 1 mile north of the baseline near Jasper will feature cattle hogs horses and farming equipment. Items include Jersey cows milking four year old heifers Poland China hogs and a range of implements. Terms: cash under 16 notes with nine month credit for larger sums at 8 percent interest or 6 percent discount if paid in cash. Auctioneers B Y Boland J Wesley Spayd and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jasper
McCommick
James Oliver
Woud Ag
John Dece
John Deer
Crom
J. J. Case
Osborn
ART Radford
Poland
Billy Sunday
Missouri Hadley
Stalter
Brummett Lords
Fis
B. VY. Boland
J. Wesley Spayd
WA Holdeman and Art
Radford
Publication Notice in Jasper County Missouri
Order of Publication names Mattie B Peterson et al as plaintiffs and Stephen Hair and James M Hair as deceased defendants. Circuit Court of Jasper County at Carthage, in vacation, January 1912. Action to quiet title on six acres of real estate in Section 28 Township 30 Range 31, north of Spring River, with heirs and legal representatives of deceased owners cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hair
James M. Hair
Circuit Court
Jasper County
Missouri
Carthage
Adlidavit
John Secrist
Recorder’s Office
Plantiffs
James M Hair
North Fork
Spring River
Car
Notice of Lis Pendens in Jasper County Missouri
The Jasper News is designated to publish this order for four consecutive weeks. Defendants must answer plead or demur to the petition by February term. If not, the allegations will be confessed and judgment entered, barring future claims to the described real estate. Della A. Sharp, Circuit Clerk, Carthage Missouri, January 6, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thape
Jasper County
Metichareigta
Jasper News
Missouri
Plaintilfs
Igs
Della A. Sharp
Jas. M. Burke
Juspret
T. Della A. Sharp
Carthage
Della A Sharp
Jas M. Burke
Local hardware and trades noted in Sharp's locals
The item lists numerous buyers and sellers including Geo Lilly, Chas Dilly, JG, Beniny Wey, Frank Hardenbrook, Tom Kunkler, Pred Rexo, A.M. Smith, L. G. Dayringer, J. Pellatt, and others. Purchases cover rifles, skates, axes, hardware, saws, and farming tools. Mentions DeLaval separators and Diamond Edge brand tools as popular selections. Read like a community trades recap with dates noted as Monday to Tuesday and references to St. Louis buggies and local vendors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Nws
Dublin
BLUE
Mounty Daviso
Joplin
Gussie Andress
DEWEY
Farmers Union
Wim. Toldeman
H. L. Bishop
Mattie B. Peterson
Pannie M. Peterson
William T. Peterson
One B. Hardaway
Meris Dadford
Ethel P. Peterson
Tollie Alien Peterson
Pilaintists
RO P My
Jasper Lodge
Las Alenta
V . Knott
C.L. Embree
A.M
Pitts
Bayzlett, Coy
H. R. King, M. D
South Main Street
W. H. Woods
Sharp Merc. Co
W.H. Hendricks, MD
Jasper, MD
W. H. Knott
M.D
Calla
North Main
H. O. Earl
Jas
Golden City
Sharp's Locals
Geo
Lilly Font Shell
Chas, Dilly
Tra Denniston
Beniny
Minnie
Everyuy
Jet Wing
Scott
Our
Eye Towers
Frank Hardenbrook
Teadeg
Us Mionitay
Ne. J. Pellatt
A.M. Smith
Carr McConnell Purchion
Frat Pugh
Hany Kwin
Monary
Albert Rice
Uemond Eyre
L. G. Dayringer
Budd
C. A. Pont Tool
Royal American
Earl
Jr. A. Taliner
Tomi Dodd
Lawless
St Louis
John Grenhaus
F. BR. Suders
W. H W. Cave
Fred Phillips
St. Lou's Buggies
Caellis
Tox
Ei i
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!