Mrs May Matthews missing in journal notes from Dewey area
A compact rural column records various local visits in Dewey and surrounding towns. It mentions families visiting in Carterville Carthage Jasper Webb City and Morgan Heights as well as religious and farming updates including threshing and wheat yields around 17 bushels per acre.
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Courtney
BLUE AND BETHEL Mary Carns BLUE AND BETHEL
The W. P. F. A. met with Mrs. Serafini Thursday with all members present except three. Two new members joined, Mrs. Guy Serafini and Miss Carrie Serafini. Refreshments closed the meeting. Various visits and gatherings followed through Sunday at several homes including Lee Mitchell’s, Meredith Hendrick’s, Bert Quillin’s, and Bert Quillin’s again with family.
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Serafini
Guy Serafini
Carrie Serafini
Will Mitchell
Lee Mitchell
Bert Quillin
Frank Carns
Meredith Hendrick
Len Quillin
Judge Lavery
Co Yart
George Quilin
Mr. Lunt
Bert Guillin
Marion
Helen Weston
Eva Cline
Jessie Lucas
Lee MccCrusty
Mrs. Budd
Local families visit Grady Campbell’s home for ice cream and cake
A long list of neighbors and relatives visited Grady Campbell and family Wednesday evening. Ice cream and cake were served. Several trips to Carthage Neosho and Lakeside are noted among the gatherings. Grandpa Miller has been ill and threshers helped by the Streckers. Preaching at Zion scheduled with Butler leading the B Y P A.
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H. C. Earl
Eli Scott Scott
Leland Earl
Melvin Ridgley
Virgil Glaze
Glen and
Lorene
Lamar
Chan Earl
Mahson Earl
Lester Earl
Ella Thompson
Alden Shell
H. H Schooler
Robert Pierce
Grady Campbell
Floyd Thomas
Ater
John Shell
Alta Estep
Carthage
Neosho
Christine Campbell
Ed White
Fred Johnston
John Carter
Emuel Thomas
Lakeside
John Schooler
H. H. Schooler
Ross McConnell
Phil Campbell
Don Johnston
Albert Shell
Lonnie Strecker
Grandpa Miller
Joe Powell
Seela
Ed Seela
Leonard Seela
Newt Seela
Centerpoint
Eeennection Bradley
Terson
Herbert Oe
Schooler
Pearl Clarkson
Sunda Chiar
Addis
E. E. Hubbard
H.H. Schooler
W. C. Macey
Zion
Butler
Rose Mercantile Sale Opens With Large Crowd
The R. H. Rose Mercantile Company's store opened a 15 day sale with heavy turnout. About 500 people gathered as bargains were advertised across all departments and stock was slated for deep reductions. The campaign used 10,000 four page circulars via the Democrat to cover the district.
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R. H. Rose Mercantile Company
Rose
the Democrat
Carthage Democrat
Adv
Storage Batteries Offered by Jasper Electric Light Co
Complete stock to fit any car at the right price with a good warranty backed by battery experts and service equipment. See Bill Collier at the plant for details. Jasper Electric Light Co.
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Bill Collier
Jasper Electric Light Co
Grain Insurance Note by E L Crawford
E L Crawford advises insuring grain in shock stock or bin to protect against loss. The concise message emphasizes securing stored crops through proper coverage and precautions.
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E. L. Crawford
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Teeter Bros. Furniture and Undertaking
Gladys Rusk
Earl Bull
James
Carterville
Keith
Abbie Lear
Ol Rogers
Carl Tucker
Hulin
S. McReynolds
Heslar
Salem
Daly
Harry Rogers
al Kirby
Allene Kirby
Gordon Rogers
Olers
Pauline Lotta
Morgan Heights
Pauline Girton
Webb City
Tom Flowers
John Kincaid
Vernon Matthews
D. Matthews
Arch Rice
Dan Wampler
Gus Campbell
Royden Seidner
J. W. Brown & Son
Blue and Bethel Mary Carns
W. B. Pingree
Optometrial
Missouri
Eureka
Florence
Jasper
Jasper Hardware Company
Kwitchurbelliakin
Rose Mercantile Sale
Drovers Telegram
J.D. Harbur
C. R. Patterson
N.H. Patterson
Fred Gresham
T.b.hardaway
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Jasper, Mo
R. L. Roberts
A.D. Lowe
T. B. Hardaway
C.R. Patterson
N. H. Patterson
Cecile Patterson