Notice of Final Settlement in Brock Estate
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that Tom Brock as executor of the estate of J. W. Brock deceased will submit a final settlement at the Probate Court of Jasper County Missouri at Carthage on August 13 1917. First published May 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brock
Tom Brock
Ofasper County
State of Missouri
Carthge
Tom Brook
Removing Paint Odor With Cold Water Changes
A simple kitchen trick suggests placing a pall of cold water in the room to absorb fumes. Change the water every three hours to reduce lingering paint odor.
Sloan's Ointment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An ad notes unusual muscle strain causes soreness and offers Sloan's Ointment for fast relief. It claims deep penetration without rubbing, and a clearer liquid cleaner than plasters or vintments. Promotes its use for rheumatism, lumbago, backache and other external pains at H. F. Pitts', 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
H. F. Pitts
Dewey Town Notes Soldiers, Visits, and Local Improvements
Mrs May Marrirews reports Sheridan township drill with guns and ammo for wolves not Germans. Lorena Estey leaves for Springfield normal school. Jimmie Brock and John Crow catch wolves on the base line near Mr Bender's. Salem reports 76 attendees. visitors include stay Karls, first real soldier seen here. Salem Band to skip Friday practice. Local improvements include new porches, sod, evergreens, and culvert work on the Dewey Avenue north of Dryfork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karls
Whitlock
Herman Winans
Salem
Mines
Berry and Turner
Florence Miller
Tom Flowers
Mr. Kincaid
Mrs Galligan
Dick Carter's
Tom Brock
Valley Blauth
Courtney
Mr. Bull
McReynolds
Mr. Dewees
Tom Alexander
Bulls
Carters
and Matthews
Clarence Simmons
Dryfork
Dewey Avenue
Local notes from Jasper Route 2 include visits and events
Miss Luna Dixon and Mrs Frank Scott visited family members across Route 2. Residents shared meals and social hours with neighbors. church gatherings and lodge events drew crowds. Names cited include Cline Wood Wescott Dixon Crutcher and Milton among others, with several visits to Carthage and Preston areas.
Diamond News From Mrs Elting Area Brief
Several days of rain benefited crops with strawberries needing sun. Corn and oats grew rapidly. J F Gulick and family visited Joplin on business. A M Berry of Lamar solicited insurance. A H T A hosted an ice cream and berry supper at Chas Wood’s. Warm weather kept many in coats by the fire. Lunt returned to Webb City to work. John Pfander and wife went to Duval. Chas Nett sold sheep. Mrs Osborne visited Mrs Wardlow. Jasper shoppers included Bilas Deniston Theo Mitchell and Kid Pfander. New gutoes and better roads were anticipated. Don Ingle visited Jasper to see Fred Cline. Frances Gulick appeared on the side list. A new barn on Rosco Lilly’s place was being painted. Diamond Sunday school plans a children day for the fourth Sunday in June. John Pfander and wife visited Chas Elting and wife. Clyde Wagner and family visited relatives in Alba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Gulick
Joplin
A.M. Berry
Lamar
Chas, Wood and Wife
Mr. Lunt
Webb City
John Pfander
Duval
Chas. Nett
Osborne
Wardlow
Bilas Deniston
Theo Mitchell
Kid Pfander
Don Ingle
Sunany
Jasper
Fred Cline
Rances Gulick
Rosco Lilly Place
Diamond
John Pflander
Chas
Elting
Clyde Wagner
Alba
Corridents Asked to Mail Letters Monday Evening
Instructions urge residents to mail letters by Monday to ensure delivery before the office hours Monday evening. The note emphasizes timely mailing to meet the office deadline.
Blue and Bethel News Briefs From Picher Area
Mies Edna Yates of Blue and Bethel visited relatives in Picher on Wednesday. John Yates and wife visited Charley Pugh’s family. Various local residents including Mrs Frank Carns Mia Lee Mitchell and families were mentioned visiting others. Clyde Wagner and family traveled to Alba. Len Quillin attended commence in Carthage. Several small social visits and home guests are noted among local families and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Quillin
G. G. Livingston
Picher
Cla
John Yates
Charley Pugh
Frank Carns
Mia
Lee Mitchell
Trios Mitchell
Geo, Morgan's
Lesley Garrett
Clyde Wagner
Lamar
Jewel Lilly
Ballard Tilly
Alba
Geo. Lilly
Rosco Lilly
Daisy
Frank
Walter Pugh
Budd
Len Quillin
Carthage
Eva Hobson
Eva Cline
Alice Keltner
Beeson
Mr. Miller
Kangas Cit
Fred Pu
Cotton
Violet Budd
Fred Pugh
Budd Home
Grandma Kincaid
Doyle Lilly
Charley Lilly
Emily
New Conscription Law Details Draft Age and Exemptions
Senate and house conferees unveil universal service features including draft ages 21 to 31 and volunteers 18 to 40. Target 11 million eligible, 1 million drawn by selective conscription, and 2,001,000 total force with pay scales and exemptions for officers ministers sect members and others. Provisions include the president’s proclamation for registration and safeguards such as prohibition and suppression of the social evil.
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Senate
House
National Guard
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Wirthmor
Welworth
ALI
Missouri
Hestus J. Wade
Mercantile ‘Trust Co
Mercantile National Bank
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
E. L. Brown
Ier
Mound City Horse Shoe
Burgner-Bowman Lumber. CO
Miss Luna Dixon
Frank Scott
Reston
Lula
Homer Dixon
Lonnie Beach
Charles Bennett
C. E
Preston
Jorothea
Earl Patterson
Luther Wescott
Lynns
Lodge
Green
W. EF. Huffman
W. BR. Milton
Crutcher
John Snyder
Mabel Washburn
Cline
Lula Dixon
J. J. McConnell
Suessiay
Leona Creamer
W. F. Wood
Fr. Fuller
Purcell
A. J. Milton
Willard Wagner
Roy
Ora Scott
Charles Elting
Blue
Bethel
Mies Edna Yates