Farmers discuss corn outlook and rain impact in Jasper area
Interview snippets with farmers including Mex and Burl reveal mixed forecasts for corn yields. They cite recent rains, cooler spells, and growth stages while noting potential influence of a Jasper route extension and upcoming Tauper City Fair. Radford predicts five drop of corn this fall and calls for better premium list preparation.
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Deery
Post Office Department
Jasper
A. W. Radford
Radford
Prospects for a Big Fair This Fall at Jasper
Good wheat and oats and fine corn outlook boost hopes for a record-breaking Jasper fair this fall. The county’s top livestock and agriculture show, Jasper fair, is second to none. Last year’s October date was popular. the committee will likely set a similar date. An early meeting is advised to begin preliminary arrangements. Jackson Bros offer Best Ever Surkey or Gang at old price with big stock on hand.
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Jackson Bros
Last Days of Chautauqua Show At Fifth Day Platform
Miss De Marco reader and pianist captivated afternoon and evening audiences with expressive readings especially her negro interpretations. Mr Davis added vocal and cornet solos applauded. Friday’s final day featured Sunflower Trio with musical novelty numbers and encore. Dr William Cady lectured on The Great Things of Life and is noted Star circuit lecturer and manager. We sell for cash and pay cash for all kinds of produce. oer cash store.
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Miss de Marco
Mr. Davis
Sunflower
William Cady
Cady
Wheat Trades and Farm Conditions In Missouri
Missouri farmer reports show two barter methods for wheat and corn with meager cash returns. A Burton County grain price note estimates average hogs per farm and broad rural debt pressures, citing Missouri farmers facing limited cattle and sheep holdings. The article also mentions Miss Beil Dunning marrying George Smith of Pittsburg Kansas with Jasper friends in attendance.
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Hernie
Miewourt
Tute
Periape
Missouri
Parmer
Obituary Notice for Jeane Youns Byers in Jasper County
Jeane Youns Byers of Jasper County dies Monday morning July 15 after five weeks illness including a kidney condition and other complications. Survived by a large family includes Linete Cather Fowler Kane Cather Biott Polk City and Stella Roberts with four great grandchildren and three sisters and one brother. He served in Company A Indiana Infantry and moved to Jasper County in 1575 before settling on a farm and later moving to Jasper. Burial at Stafford Cemetery.
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Jeane Youns Byers
Jasper County
Meter
Kreputite
Wall Haven Ciizen
Baie Horse
Jasper
Mr Byers
Bert
Polly Lam
Carrucan
Sean deRil Deere
Wwe
el Tiree
Stafford
Bern
Bloomiell
Ind
Linete Cather Fowler
Kane Cather
Biott
Polk City
Jeet Deere Jasper
Wary Pierce
Buetlesville
Okla
Nannie Wine
Jasper Laura Cherry
Carthage
Stella Roberts
Dewdeshie
Indiana Infantry
Cordz and Son Pay Premium Market Price for Poultry
Cordz and Son advertise the highest market price for poultry, promising top rates for fowl and eggs. The notice emphasizes competitive buy terms and quick cash offerings for local farmers and poultry sellers.
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Sui
Cordz & Son
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Outlook
Maple Grove
Cather
Joseph
Garrett
Alenys Rune
Einimnet
R. L. Roberts & Son
Jasper, Missouri
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First National Bank
Jasper, MO
Reson Loans & Discounts
Bonda
W. C. Thomas
Cashier
Oer Cash Store
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Kans
Byers
Ket
Kodak
NYAL
J. K. Schooler
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