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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1915
Page
5
Diamond Miss Ploy Brown of Lamar visits relatives while heavy rain saturates the area. Three inches fall. fields near the river damaged, wheat harvest continues, and the river runs out of banks for days hindering travel to Jasper. Local residents report widespread farm impacts and neighborly activity.
Mera Jarvis and daughter Ruby visited Mrs John Welsh Friday George Welsh helped his son John cut wheat this week Mrs G M Magers and son Don and daughters Mrs Tossnels and Miss Mimma Magers made a business trip to Carthage Tuesday Ralph Jarvis of Kansas City visiting his parents in Matta Mrs Ruby Jarvis visited Mrs John Welsh Saturday James Carter returned home in Lanwer after visiting Mr Welsh and family Mrs Clyde Donovan of Joplin visited her parents George Sheets and wife Miss Clara Hubbant spent Sunday with Mrs Mike Isenmaan Miss Little Magers returned Monday from Pittsburg for a two week visit Don Magers helped John Welsh cut oats Monday
Dublin notes list numerous visits and social calls from Mrs. Bertie Wren Miss Monnie King and others to neighbors including Miss Cier Tie Hatfield Miss Maud Miller and Mrs. Grim Worthesding. Visitors from Joplin Lamar Milo and surrounding towns are mentioned along with home projects and wheat stacking by Crider brothers.
Family and friends named Pugh Jones and related households visited in Crusa and Carthage. Grandmother Ruchel and Carrie Keltner were visitors from Carthage last week. Harvest interference noted and several families headed to Kansas harvest fields for work. A Sunday crowd gathered at the Paha pol eaeay morning service and Miss Ruby Pugh returned home Friday.
A prominent appeal urges Jasper residents to back the upcoming Chautauqua with tickets and attendance. Local boosters and business leaders pledge active fundraising, selling season passes, and public spirited effort to elevate the event to first class status.
Letters of administration granted by the Jasper County Probate Court on June 2. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for allowance within six months of letters and may be barred if not exhibited within one year from the last publication. J. Whonwsen is administrator. Publication June 10.
Letters of administration granted by Jasper County Probate Court dated June 11 1015 for K W Sellora. All claimants must exhibit claims within six months of letters or be barred from estate benefits. If not exhibited within one year from last publication, claims barred. Sallie Sellers Administratrix. First publication June 24 4t.
Administration granted by the Jasper County Probate Court to the undersigned with a hearing set for the ith day of June 1915. Creditors must present their claims for allowance within six months from letters date or be barred from benefiting from the estate. Failure to file within one year from the last publication date will bar claims.
Assignee John S. Marsh announces creditors of J Rosa Dodd of Janet Mo will meet July 17 1915 in Jaaper County Missouri to present demands and settle debts. Also a circuit court publication in Jasper County Joplin July 1915 alerts E Morrison a non resident to answer a suit by Hertha Reed filed in Jasper County court with four week notice.
Charlies William Sample and Maude S Sample conveyed land in Jasper County to secure a note. Default on interest triggered full debt due. Trustee John W. Spaid will sell at public auction July 26, 1915 at the west door of Carthage courthouse to satisfy the debt and costs. First publication duly dated.
Poem notes that life on earth is brief and we fret over small woes. It contrasts daily gripes with the promise of joy, urging a cheerful outlook as we travel toward the end, finding little to annoy if hearts are right.
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