Community notes from Blue Star and Salem area
Long local column records church cleanups, visits, travel, and family events in Blue Star and Salem. It notes Myrtle Collier and May Matthews among attendees, farm and business moves to Carthage, college departures to Manhattan and Lawrence, and various social calls, weddings, birthdays, and community chores. Also mentions weather effects on crops, flood cattle loss, and cleanup days.
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Salem
Vernon Matthews
Carthage
Maple Street
Blauth
Metsker
Chicago
Wilford King
Clarence Gresham
Sterling
Duenwesg
Glen
Felske
Cordell Keller
Manhattan
Kans
Melvin Miller
Light Guard
Bull
Sheridan Family and Friends Visit Across Towns
Local notes record visits and Sunday gatherings among the Kerney Fasken Radford and McClintock families. Relations including Oscar Fasken John Fasken and Will Fasken spent time at various homes with neighbors and relatives in Sheridan and nearby areas.
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Art
Brown
J. A. Brown
Lamar
May Brown
Lohrville
Iowa
Chas. Burgard
Reba
Art Brown
Mitchell
John Brown
Hurley Brown
C. C. Crockett
Cécil Kaderly
H. E. Coiner
Helen Heckman
Carthage
Lester Clements
Cal Oldham
Sara Arnold
Loyd Coiner
Clyde Taylor
HE. Stockdale
Sunoaeylor Neher
Jake Kaderiy
Bert
J.E. Hull
Grandma Mensor
Leeton
Grace Huff
Jasper Owings
Willa Hyder
Lloyd Winder
Lawrence
Oscar Fasken
John Sunderland
A. W. Radford
Fannie Peterson
South Dakota
Wilma Fasken
Marie Kenney
John Fasken
Will Fasken
Will Mc
R. E. Gresham
Martha Euler
Oklahoma
Ida Joiner
Carl Denninger
Basil McClintock
Jamil
Charley McClintock
Will Melintock
Homer Wampler
Subscribe for your daily at the News office rears
The fragment notes a newspaper notice inviting readers to subscribe with a reference to the News office. It mentions daily service and rebalance but provides no concrete names, dates, or locations beyond the generic office reference. The readable portion suggests a basic subscription prompt context.
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Jasper County
One Way to Dispense
A pharmacist dismisses a youthful assistant and tells a customer the shop can dispense without him. The remark implies the boy’s departure as he leaves for another job, reflecting tension in the store.
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Deering and McCormick
Deering
McCune & Tallman
Geo. Moyer
Blue Star
Myrtle Collier
Grant Grown
Nashville
H. D. Grim
S. Ollie" Roberts
Clarence Brown
H. B
Hollis Stockdale
Orvillé Taggart
Blue Star School
Chas
Ancy
Zoah Billington
Baby
Bart Carr's
M. E
Sadie Kunkler
Claude Hill
Earl Garner
Grider Boys
Rene Lucas
Ethel Neher
Carter Ice Company
Sie
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jasper
N. H. Patterson
Ees Missouri
Vuisnler
W. E. Thompson
John Deere
Jasper Hardware Co
Webb Bros
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