Public Sales listing near Nashville and Jasper
The News prints this week auction notices. Roy M. Lough near Nashville sells 8 horses and mules 9 cattle hogs and feed. John and Roy Carter near Jasper sell 80 cattle 12 mules 20 hogs and hay. Vivian Costley near Jasper sells 55 cattle 11 mules 44 hogs machinery. C Crusa near Jasper sells 10 horses 5 cattle seed corn potatoes implements furniture. Auctioneers B J Boland A W Radford C F Rex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy M. Lough
Nashville
Boland
John
Roy Carter
Jasper
B. J F. Boland
A. W. Radford
Vivian Costley
Binney Place
B. F. Boland
C. F. Rex
C. Crusa
Wolf Hunts Reported in Jesper and Burton Counties
Wolf hunting expeditions cost about $1000 per wolf killed, with two hunts organized last week east of town and north of town. One wolf was killed and several hunters were wounded by stray shots. Charley Kincaid credited with downing the wolf as many animals are spotted but not reliably cornered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesper
Burton
Charley Kincaid
Three Hogs Bring 257.60 And Averages
Chas F Thomas of miles southwest sold three hogs this week weighing 1610 pounds for 267.60 dollars an average near 86 dollars each. John Ward purchased the hogs and Let The News print your sale bills.
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Chas, F. Thomas
John Ward
Harker Died Tuesday One of Missouri's Oldest Twins
H. M. Harker 104 died at 227 North Main at 11 00 Tuesday morning. He and brother James Harker of Carthage were longtime claimants to being the oldest twins in the state. Born February 24 1840 in Peoria County Illinois he moved to Jasper County in 1870 later living in Carthage. Surviving are four daughters two brothers and one sister. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 1 followed by burial in Jasper Cemetery Cartlavelos Press
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H. M. Harker
North Mai
James Harker
Peoria County
Tlithols
Jasper County
Carthage
Jasper
H.M. Harker
James
the Willows
Soolter
Mra
Charles Hjallind A
J. Behonler
Realding Engt
Jesper
Wilbur Houck
Bartlesville
Okla
Stalpl
Swirfield
Columbus
Jana
Jeremiah Harker
California
Sarah Pfeiffer
Peoria
Wok
Eubank
Cartlave L’reas
Death of L. W. Crome in Kansas City Missouri
L. W. Crome aged 47 died of paralysis at his home in Kansas City. He leaves his wife Elizabeth and three daughters Mrs J A Zimmerman Mrs L Weyl of Kansas City and Mrs Palmer of Boston plus nine grandchildren. A hardware merchant in Jasper County before moving to the city twenty years ago he was active in business and early town history. Native Kentucky born he was a hospitable family man respected by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Crome
Kansas City
Mra
Elizabeth Crome
J. A. Zimmerman
L. Weyl
Sijuire ‘Palmer
Boston
Crume
Jasper County
Weather Weather Wondering If Spring Will Last
The piece muses on unusually mild weather lasting into winter, hoping for continued balmy days while fruit buds edge toward swelling. It notes potential risks to crops if the warmth persists, balancing comfort with concern for upcoming conditions.
Friends and Neighbors Aid Miles Starrett After Fire
Miles Starrett, who lost his barn and its contents in December, received a generous token from neighbors and friends last week. A fund was started by the Lynns and A. H. T. A. with 25 dollars, with most of the remaining balance raised at the Vincent sale, totaling about 265 pounds. Starrett and his family gratefully acknowledge the community’s kindness.
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Milea Starrett
Jasper
Lynns
Vincent Sale
Starrett
Card of Thanks for Fire Help and Hospitality
We express heartfelt thanks for the noble assistance of friends and neighbors who helped remove furniture from our home after a fire Sunday morning. Gratitude for sympathy, offers of help, and for the kindness of friends whose homes were opened to us. J. R. Bowers and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. RK
Bowers
Fire destroys J. R. Bowers home in morning blaze
Sunday morning about 10:80 a fire swept through the roof of J. R. Bowers residence burning the home to the ground. Bowers and sons Will and Leo were inside while Leo was recovering from influenza. Neighbors aided in saving most furniture and some clothing. insurance on the house was 3400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Bowers
Bowers
Will
Leo
J. G. Hull
Change at the Missouri Pacific Depot
Unofficial word says a shift change will occur at the Missouri Pacific depot on Monday. An additional operator is expected to work 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Mr. Brown, the depot agent, will start duties immediately and work until 2 p.m. Clarence Conroy believes a transfer to another point is planned.
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Missouri Pacific
Brown
Clarence Conroy
Renewals and New Subscribers in Broken Arrow OK
Subscriptions updated this past week with renewals and new names. Renewals include SW Greshim Geo Earl RG Kyle Don Johnston 4K Lyman JA Gaddis Mra Rumble Mary V Read. New subscriber: Mra Mary Larrick in Broken Arrow Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SW Greshim Geo Earl RG Kyle
Don Johnston
Lyman JA Gaddis
Rumble Mary V
Mary Larrick
Broken Arrow
Oklahoma
Mule Prices Hold Up Despite Rumors in County
Mule prices remain firm across the county with a Joplin buyer purchasing several head. Charley Ward sold a span for 500 and other sellers secured good prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Ward
Himi
Birthday Party Observed For Two Boys
Mrs Follmer hosted a Sunday School gathering at Ralph Roberts home on Saturday evening for the tenth birthdays of Ralph Roberta and Curtis Sides. Attendees included Ralph Roberts Eugene Follmer Floyd Hardaway Rollins Knott Harold Cather Morris Buerge Arthur Sides and Mesdames Follmer Sides Roverts and Byers. Refreshments were served.
Soldier Virgil Carter Returns Home From Army Camp Funston
Virgil Carter arrived home from Camp Funston with an honorable discharge from the Army. He served in the Tenth Sanitary Train for a time and later in the motor truck service. He believed he would go overseas and even reached Hagerstown, Maryland before the armistice altered all plans.
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Virgil Carter
Camp Funston
Army
Virgil
Sanitary Train
Hagerstown
M. E. Church Notice Invites All to Sunday Services
All regular services at the M. E. Church Sunday. The pastor will be at his post. Come over and help us. A welcome to all, J. W. Moore, pastor.
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J. W. Moore
M. E. Church South Sunday Services Announced
The M. E. Church South announces Sunday School at 10 40 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Pastor Sam G Keys invites all to worship with the congregation and attend the services.
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Sam G. Keys
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Okie Saverts
The
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
Harker
Missouri
Carthdge
Miles Starrett
Scott & Earl Buy Sharp Hardware Store
W. Scott
Leland
Sharp Mercantile Co
Jasper Hardware Company
Sharp
Lisle
Miasea
Chil
M. E. Church
South
J. L. Shields
J. K. Schooler
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