Harvest intelligence from BLUE STAR croze and neighbors
The second work before harvest finds wheat in better shape than expected with rains only modestly harmful. Corn up looks good though rains delayed some renting. Goats likely to plant harvest week as ground is in decent shape. Old timothy fair. new crop short but quality good. Urnrie grass better. Mrs. W A Kackley visiting Springfield. neighbors Budd, Horn, Keepman, Wick Auturnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kackley
J. E. Hall
Springfield
Fip
Pete Budd
Bie
W. H. Horn
Carthage
Wick
Local notes from BLUE region Farmers replant corn and social visitors
A fragmented Blue shorthand notes several topics including farmers replanting corn due to eit worms. Mentions Miss Grave Rice visiting with Fannin Jelinaton, Miss Ju. Wn, Mrs. Foster, Lemar Befinsearn, and a Jasper connection. Also references fishing, a trap, and a church gathering with boy attendees reporting on a piety event at Cueatoy night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatcher
Grave
Piers
Misa
Foster
Lemar Befinsearn
Tragk Kunyon
Jasper
Correspondence from Kansas visits and local social notes
Roy and Wm Thommon came from Kansas Monday for a visit with friends and relatives. Several locals and visitors from Cherryvale and Carthage joined gatherings, shopping, and a extended weekend in Lamar with family. Drayton Curtis and Bert Williams fished with kids, noting a budding young angler among the group. A large Sunday school convention at Grace drew many attendees, and Balith Goris spent Sunday with Zelda Covert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Wm. Thommon
Kansas
Mee
Bertha Houckavi
Hoyt
Cherryvale
Kaneas
Balith Goris
Zelda
Local Notes and Gossip From Bethel Area
Bethel area residents share small town happenings including rides in a new buggy, students visiting Tamar, plans to move south, livestock loss by lightning, bees causing excitement at John Lawless, and prayer meeting plans. Social calls abound as neighbors report visits, wanderings, and family news amid rural life chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Arner
Misa Mabel Unni
Tamar
Mamie
Jack
Esrom
Clyde Millar
Evrom
John Lawless
Jay Hartley
Bert Quillen
Enma Clark
Grace Seybold
Willie Clark
Worley
C. A. Cline
Geo. Brown
Lose Ranch
Mr. Smith
Eli Mills
Emma
Chas, Edison
Arkansas
Tom Keen
Best Pills Ever Sold Tell of Upbeat Testimony
After fifteen years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, a resident of Ingleside North Carolina reports Dr King s New Life Pills as the best pills ever sold. The testimonial notes sale under guarantee at Webb Broa drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aod
Dr. King
Aysour
Ingleside
N.C
Webb Broa
Dewey Troubled, Goff Colt, Buster Horse and Poultry Tales
Dewey Dewey faces troubles while John Goff reports a fine colt cut badly on the wire Orin Buster's horse is kicked and leg broken Mrs Buster loses spring chickens after eating salt on a wolf hide Others host sociable gatherings with neighbors and relatives near Webb City Carterville and Bragos Okla A 19th birthday party at Giavenon Simmons home and visits by multiple families continue community life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
John Goff
Orin Buster
Giavenon Simmons
Fruit and harvest notes from a Rural Community
In a vivid rural sketch bees swarm into Matthews’ house making honey over the dining room while John Golf jokes about boring the ceiling to create a constant honey supply. Potatoes lead June apples in size with tomatoes and berries noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Golf
Duckett
Diamond News from Diamond 8 8 Attended Sunday
Community notes detail a well attended Sunday gathering with visits from neighbors and relatives. Residents and visitors include Messrs Howry Underhill and Beal family trips to Jasper and Carthage for supplies and fruit, with church service preached by Rev Alexander of Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond
Howry
Underhill
Jasper
Carthage
H. McCune
Beal
Livingstone
Frank Cline
Luda Binley Abd Children
Kansas City
John Buzzard
Misa Floy Brown
Eastom
Charley Buzzard
Buzzard
Hal
Rev
Alexander
Nashville
Edd Pfonder
Bro
Chas
Blue
Farmers Union Ball Sparks Local Weather Talk and Games
Rainy season appears set in as Charley Moore delays summer work and Frank Thacker plans to farm alone due to wet weather. George Baker and wife visited, Bert Kaderly ill, and a Farmers Union ball drew a crowd before a game with Kenoma ending 31 to LS. Wick drifting, C F Lyons sold Hija restaurant, and Laughead Studio advertises pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageia
Charley Moore
Frank Thacker
George Baker
Jasper
James Hull
Kaderly
Bert Kaderly
Farmers Union
Kenoma
Manly
Mr and Mrs Clay Clooking take Farmington post
Mr and Mrs Clay Clooking moved from Suo uny to Farmington Missouri where the former accepted a position with the Farmington telephone company. The move comes through their employer Mr McComb and offers a higher salary than his Jasper job. Straw hats in all kinds and prices advertised at Add Joyou's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Clooking
Suo Uny
Farmington, Mo
Farmington Telephone Company
McComb
Jasper
Mr. Hopkins
Add Joyou's
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Bour Royal Garden
South Side
Baker & Thornton
H. F. Pit
Bethel
Ifole
Laval
Wolf Hardware Company
P. S
C.F. Lyons
Sheldon
Lawrenpyer
Laughead Studio
The
Loughead Lumber Co
Dickason-Goodman
Bank of Jasper
Bert Webb
W. H. Knott, M. D
North Main
Jasper Lodge
A. F
A.M
Robt Kincaid
Business School
Main St
Sarah Frank
Rhodes Music House
Lamar
Bend
W. H. Woods
Jasper, Mo
Wolfe
Y. . Hendricks, M. D
N. A. Mackey
Notary Public
Insurance
First National Book
Jasper Mo
Colle Ik
C. T. Whitesel
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