Red Brush community notes mix of visits and travel
Eva and Clara Bush returned home on Saturday week. Red Brush remains near death, still fading. Roy Walker works for E Or tote. Nellie and Grace visited Jonesome Sunday. Henry Avery at his brother Char’s. Roy Reno on Thursday business. Grace Reybold spent two days last week to Jasper. Possum bunting dominates local life. Bill Griffiths spent Sunday evening at Beybolds. Emma Clark visited Williams’ last year. Old Mike will not go north. George Seybold and Frank Sharp plan to go to Lockwood soon. Prayer meeting well attended Thursday night. A Rosa Brunch gathering next Sunday night. Clark of Blue neighborhood and Homer Walker of Carthage married at Lamar. Misses Elsia and Ethel Hyder, Josie and Marie Johnson and Mamie visited Abb Hyder’s last Sunday afternoon. George Johnson on business trip to Lamar that Saturday. Abb Hyder shucking corn for John Keltner near Jasper. Geo Ward shucking corn for Marsh Deardoff. Arthur Hatfield’s usual trip over west Sunday. Reprise.
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Grace Reybold
Jasper
Red Brush
Bill Griffiths
Beybolds
Emma Clark
Williams
Mike
George Seybold
Frank Sharp
Lockwood
Rosa Brunch
Watched Fifteen Years Arnica Salve Endorsement
A. F. Uardy of East Wilton Maine testifies after fifteen years use Bucklon Arnica Salve cures for sores boils ulcers and burns and saved many a doctor bill. Available at Webb Bros. drug store for 25 cents.
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Bucklon
Asys A. F. Uardy
East Wilton
Maine
Webb Bros. Drug Store
Quiet Thanksgiving Wedding in Local Area
A calm notice reports a very quiet wedding last Saturday in our region. The ceremony was simple and small with the contracting parties identified as Mizs Manis, reflecting a modest local celebration amid the Thanksgiving season.
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Mizs Manis
Dewey and surrounding towns see moves and notices
Dewey Will Jones moves to Kendrick and Ratoh Kinkaid will move to Mr Forrs farm. Jim Boland leaves Dewey area for Webb City, Harry Lovell replaces him. Baynes baby recovering from diptheria as Dewey school closed. Mr and Mrs Frank Wolf welcomed twins. Tom Busby to move into new house this week. Jasper and Salem unions held a profitable day in Deweytown with state convention report by Mrs Reynolds. Souvenirs shown and a new member added to the Salem avive. Mrs Mackey’s watch lost and found by Mr Waniels after several passes of a vehicle.
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Will Jones
Kendricktown
Ratoh Kinkaid
Mr. Forrs
Jim Boland
Jasper
Salem
Deweytown
Reynolds
Hoffman
Salem Avive
Mackey
Jasper Citizens Endorse Spitting Signs Against Liquor Traffic
A letter comments on signs in Jasper urging residents not to spit on sidewalks to improve the town’s dry image. The writer praises merchants and new pavements while urging an ordinance to ban sidewalk spitting. The piece suggests spitting should occur in gutters with gum chewing as an alternative.
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Jasper
Seven Years of Proof for King’s New Discovery
W V Early of Panama Mo claims seven years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs colds and throat lung diseases. He cites thirty eight years of world proof for grippe hay fever bronchitis and early consumption signs and says timely use prevents pneumonia. Sold by Webb Bros drug store 50c and 21 00 trial bottles free.
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Dr. King
W. V. Eary
Panama
Yuaranton
Webb Bros. Drug Store
Farmers Union Notes On Rain And Local Goings On
Farmers union members celebrate the week's fine rain while reporting lightning damage. Local incidents include Tom Crow accident news, a minor shock for Kyle, sick list updates, and birthday dinner plans for John Moore. Webb City visitors and farm work in progress are noted along with several farm chores and trips by area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Oren
Kyle
Hhis School
Kadery mares offered for sale near Jasper
Wm Kadery advertises a good span of mares to sell at a bargain inviting calls to visit two miles east and half a mile north of Jasper. Mrs Hastings of Golden City was there for the fire week visiting her sister Mrs Hammond.
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Wm. Kadery
Oail
Jasper
Feeding the Dairy Cow In Winter
Reports from farmers show well managed herds yield two to three times more butter yearly than the state average, mainly due to winter feeding. The best herds use protein rich feeds from clover alfalfa or cowpeas hay and ensure ample roughage, while poorer results come from timothy, corn fodder and corn. A balanced ration from two feed classes, including protein rich items and fat producing components, improves milk output. examples include rations with clover hay and corn, or alfalfa with bran oats and cottonseed.
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Timothy
D. Eckles
Dairy Husbandry
University of Missouri
Christmas subscription offer with free magazines presented
The article notes a Christmas offer for free four magazines as a gift. It mentions Mrs. Ed Steiner visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crandall, a few days during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unill
Ed Steiner
J. W. Crandall
Seed Testing Lab Installed for Missouri Farmers
A seed testing laboratory established at Columbia by the U S Department of Agriculture and Missouri Experiment Station offers free quality and germination tests to Missouri farmers. Farmers send two tablespoons of seed with their name and a brief note, samples represent average seed lots, results returned in days, aiding farmers against unscrupulous seed dealers.
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Missouri
Columbia
United States Department of Agriculture
Missouri Experiment Station
Jasper Union Meeting Saturday at 2 40 PM
The Jasper Union will convene Saturday afternoon at 2 40 at the home of Mrs B A Mackey Tope with devotional led by the superintendent A general review of work by the presiding Parliamentarian and a display by the ladies of the Sosih Methodist choir The program also mentions a visiting speaker and social hour in the Wells building
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Jasper Union
Mra
B A
Mackey
Tope
Romaly
Scripta
Thaates
Uni
Mig Netty Haibur
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Eva
Clara Bush
Roy Walker
E Ortote
Nellie
Grace
Henry Avery
Charlies
Roy Reno
Esrom
Bayne
Augusta Kyte
Dewey
Yours Truly
Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co
Hammond Bros
Tas
D. Ww
Miners’ Bank Building
Joplin
Woods
Wolf How. Co
Farmers’ Union
Mr. Wick
Llarmon
W. M. Eadvrly
Mr. Lucas
Near Msrom
George Baker
Jasper Wer
Charley Moore
Joe Stapsberry
Edd
Mmes
Chas. Moore
Wm. Kaderly
Webb City
John Moore
Noland Duncan
John Keltoor
Frank Rathburn
Frank Keltowr
WN. A. Moore
Chacley
Fred Rex
M. . Minner
College of Agriculture and Experiment) Station
Columbia, Mo
Eharry Ghewayay Seung
Nor
Iva Joyce
Boston
Uap
Crandall
Wolf Haw. Co
Crandall Lias
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