Creameries Planned in Barton County Seek Local Support
A move to establish a Barton County creamery network centers on Oakton as the first plant sought to serve nearby farmers. At a recent Oakton meeting chaired by August Honwart, about forty shares were subscribed and officers elected to formalize the venture. Delegates will arrange stock and substation milk collection with fat removal, promising profitable returns and broader dairy modernization for farmers in Barton County.
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Roaeh
Busipews
Harton County
August Honwart
Everett Benner Wan
Ed Thebaud
Treacorer
Sod
KF Berry
Elvotnd
George White
Kanaae City
Charlie Johanne
Thie City
Wtorkholders
Bote
Iin
Mediaroum
Crouch's corn escapes flood damage in early August plans
From Nashville, 8S. D. Crouch reports his white owl timber will be sawed into lumber with a move planned for early August. Steve notes corn in Wet Fork bottoms survived three feet of floodwater and may yield well. He suggests the field shows unusual immunity, joking it is Compbellite corn. County farmers report tiny loolist pests damaging late corn. Brere warns Southwest fields suffer root trouble. Lamar Democrat.
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D. Crouch
Nashville
Steve
Brere
Lamar
We Will Buy It Back Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy
Our offer promises a refund if unsatisfied after trying Chamberlain’s remedy for bowel complaints. It claims the product is the most comfortable and reliable cure, marketed as safe and effective for cholera and diarrhea symptoms.
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Chamberlain
Wenn Bao
Executor to settle J A Thompson estate at Portbay
Notion iv herby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of J. A. Thompson deferted that I. H. M. Harker, executor of an identate to lend to make final settlement thereof at the next term of Probate Court of Jasper County, State of Missouri, to be held at Portbay on the 10th day of August 1a H. M. Hanes, Executor, No Pity Shown. "Por years late wae after me continu continuously" writes F A Gulledge, Verbena, Als, "I hade terrible case of Pilon causing 24 tomer, When all failed Bucklen's Arica Galve cured me, Eq ually good for Buroe and all aches and pains, Only So at Webb Bros. Flies, Flies, Beware. If your cow hits you in the face with her tail, put Cow Comfort Oil on her and flies will not bother you nor the cow. Webbros. Photographs taken every day at Kok, hea pen Furniture sore, aut
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Ide. M. Snyder
Brooklyn East
McElree
and Thedford
Cardal
Chan
Honna
Cardui
Lamar
Oakton
Barton County
Cramer
Weels
L.bies Enterprises
Oramery Bonnes
Aduuet Konwart
Creaneria
Morton County
Farmers Hook
Wedorung
Thameselves
Oakton Aehool
Roseh
Jengit
Tillos
Mir Kaveh
Mer Roach
Belene
J. A. Thompson
Pilon
Bucklen
Arica Galve
Buroe
Webb Bros
Webbros
Untitled Frank Product Claims and Local Advertisements
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century composite text mentions cures for rheumatic pain with Electric Bitters, Chamberlain's remedies, and castor oil, plus various goods for sale including coal, oils, curtains, and household items. it reads like a chaotic advertisement page with multiple brand and vendor references and incoherent names. The readable bits include Dr. Treren, Went Bno's, Webb bros, Jasper elevator, and Booth Ride Brick Front Store, but many spellings are garbled.
Cattle Buying Caution in Dairy Farms Advised
The Farmers' Review warns buyers that a good cow is rare and often misjudged by look alone. It recounts an example of a high yielding springer with poor quality milk and early drying up, stressing the value of selecting for proven performance and breeding from one’s own stock.
Religious Freedom for Missionaries Cited by Mexican Herald
The Mexican Herald reports that religious freedom protects missionaries as equal to Catholic clergy under federal and state law. Townspeople with anti Protestant bias urged missionaries to leave Centare, but municipal leaders are described as enlightened and pledged to uphold law and order.
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Meulen
Catoree
Ccntarce
Winter Oats Crop Shows Mixed Prospects Across County
JU Murphy reports changes from recent poor weather improving timothy and oats with a cold snap threatening, corn yields look promising for home use, and locals foresee winter fain replacing spring varieties. Finley grows white variety. despite harsh winter and spring, yields should be good. Also notes local promotions for health tonics and store openings, with business updates across Hastings and Jasper.
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JU Murphy
North Fork
Timothy
Anya
McMurphy
Finley
Lamar
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George Peisen Shoe Shop
Bert Webb
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Book of Jowpert
Jasper Kodol
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Hea Pen Furniture
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Colusa
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