Farmers persist with oats as rain aids crops
The community reports oats finally showing grain after initial delays while farmers note beneficial rain. Local residents Hugh J. Magers visits from St. Louis. Mrs. Patterson dies at Mt. Carmel aged 81. Roy Mackey buys a new plow and Vera Mackey visits Jarvis. Neighbors continue corn and wheat work as weather improves.
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Hugh J. Magers
St. Louis
Patterson
Mt. Carmel
Matty
Williams
Wear
WC Mackey
Roy Mackey
Lester McConnell
Orca
Dan
Will Magers
Ubienne Wilbertian Hs
Zion Sovily
Vera Mackey
Ruby
Jarvis
Weleh
Jere
Bremers
Mmes
N. A. Mackey
JF. Curtis
G. M. Masers
Ira Ho Magers
Caldwell
Wanans
Mannford visitor notes harsh drought in Oklahoma
Morgan Wilboit of Mannford Oklahoma visits with his father I B Wilboit and brother Lester from St Louis. He says Oklahoma suffers the worst drought ever seen, hurting all business. He worked in the warderare trade and hopes for better times soon as the drought eases.
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Morgan Wilboit
Mannford
Okla
I. B. Wilboit
Lester
St. Louis
Morgan
Oklahoma
Lebanon News Mixed With Farm Work And Social Notes
Local column records cutting of fields by several farmers including the Yous brothers stacking 25 acres of wheat on the Rex farm and Hart Kays preparing for mowing. A fine shower Friday night helped conditions, Deacon Johnsen dined with Mrs Carr, Rev. Serneth preached, and a community dinner followed. Roy Watter Hill led the pulpit in pastor Roy Edwards' absence while Vernie Kayti plowed for C F Res.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Catz
Yous Brothers
I. Rex
H. Gratiam
A. Kieth
Zion
Hart Kays
Nate
HH. J. Law
Johnsen
J) Carr
H Chaham
Lebnon
Searneth
Roy Watter Hill
Roy Edewarts
Vernie Kay
Dixie Farmers Seek Better Corn and Cattle Feed
The report notes Dixie farmers busy growing corn and cattle feed, with local traders and names including Bridivy, Lula Lawson, Lizgie Lawson, Stell Natl, and Mrs Theo Laween. Five visitors from Carterville visited Mrs Sith and Miss Maury Hille left for Kansas City to take a teacher’s exam. Theodore Lawson sold three tons of hogs to Rex and Patterson, Jasper buyers.
Last Word in School Suit Ends in Court Decline
The Crandall et al case against Win and the school district concludes with dismissal by agreement. Court records show the suitτά and costs totaling 4154.00, split among defendants and plaintiffs after a long dispute.
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Sniper
Win
Crandall Et al
Niwas
Carthage Vrees
Phat Ging
Bution Ghyeotion
Twin
Retin
Wien
Time Card Changes Affect Jasper Schedule
A Mo. Macute time card change shifts Jasper arrivals and departures. The morning southbound now arrives 7:55, the afternoon southbound moves up two minutes to 5:18, and the evening merthments change to 7:30. The southbound local arrives at 6:00 am and returns at 1:45. The train will now run to Nevadas, extending service beyond Jasper to Carthage and northward.
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Jasper
Arives
Ge Am
Jaster
Carthage
Nevads
Bucklen Arnica Salve Endorsed for Wounds and Burns
Prominent note praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest, surest healer for wounds, burns, boils, sores, skin eruptions, eczema, chapped hands, and piles. Authors claim prompt treatment prevents blood poisoning or gangrene and tout its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascar H.F
Big Type Poland China Hogs Bid at Jas per
One mile west of Jas per, FrRane KiNG High Grade Flour and Feed at Tallman's feed store advertises Big Type Poland China hogs for sale. Includes young stock both male and female and mentions one mile annth distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Jasper
FrRane King
Tallman’s Feed Store
Personal notices and local updates from Lamar
Purely personal items include visits by Mrs. W. A. Jun and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poork, travel notes about carriages between Carthage and Morin, and social calls with neighbors. The Lamar baseball team is highlighted, with notes on upcoming games, local farm production, and changes at the post office facilities affecting staff space.
Fragmentary Notice of Local Event and Weather
A garbled OCR fragment details a nighttime event near a city with mentions of Mokiel and Venedix. It references a southwest voting area, a wetting down, and trips to W half the ieee quarters of ahend, but the core details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
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Euortib
Ieee
Citi
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H. Hendricks
Chin
Thor
Patterson Cor
Patterson KL
Roberts
W. E. Drardowep
A. Cozatt
LOVE
Tell Saml
Chastler
N. A. Patterson
Thle
Pres
Saml
Chantiler
View Tren
Sou Patterson
G Bowl
Awat
Chobe
HL. de Raper
Jasper Clothier
Auto Mobile
Franklin
Maxwell
Franklin Motor Car Co
Critthage
North Side
Baker's Cafe
Lebanon
A. Ringer
Dixie
Mane
Tle
Take
Caldwell Eyrgn Pople
Walta
Strong Daihorthm
Wijich
Gary
Beattie
Mcu
Lotte
Bert Craitoll
Morein
Tesctikis
Steele
Chevabor
Mes
W. A. Jun
Beets
Caritave Carters Ilte
Lan
Tin
Art Taik
Arts Buth
Tade Hays
Thimedags
Baturdaye
J. He Campbell
Ik Farm
Do. Bushela Minday
Arthur Barty
Side Laugher
Dave
J. A. Gotaty
Monlay Roy
Cora
J. E. Steiner
Samuel
Tallman’s
Anehiss
L. T. Waterbury
Jeweler & Optonyet Cet
North Hele
Teper
Aya
Tyasste
ST Tk
TiSpom
Eba Te
Jasper Lodge
Ms Sao
Arolbor Gourdiatly
Anontic
Leothene Everday
Heer
T. A. Hammond
McCormick and Deering
Banner
Schuttler Wagons
New Hendricks Bldg
South Side
J. A. Cozatt
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