Mrs Dodd Called to Kansas After Death in Topeka Area
Mrs Henrietta Dodd and her daughter in law Mrs Thos Dodd travel to a point near Topeka Kansas due to the death of J R Ward an in law to the elder Mrs Dodd. R C Corder who underwent an operation at Carthage hospital recently was brought home last week and continues to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Dodd
Thos Dodd
Topeka
Kans
J. R. Ward
R. C. Corder
Carthage Hospital
Will Resume General Practice In Town
Doctor Mendricke announces he will resume general practice after returning to town. He will accept calls outside regular office hours and invites patients to see his card in the newspaper for office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. HL. Mendricke
M.D
Crow Mercantile Co Ad Seeks Produce Buyers
We want your produce cream butter eggs and poultry. Crow Mercantile Co calls for local farmers to supply dairy and poultry goods for resale and sale in their market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Mercantile Co
Let All Give Thanks Thanksgiving Message for All
A reflective piece on gratitude and contentment guiding readers to value inner wealth over material abundance. Encourages cheerfulness, personal growth, and a spirit of giving to help others find happiness and forge a future filled with determination and chivalry.
New Accounting System Installed at Bank
The First National Hank installs a Burroughs adding and subtracting machine with a ledger update system to automate books. Directors approve a costly transition to a progressive management approach, enabling checks to alter balances and overdrafts to appear in real time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs Postim
Fragmented OCR note on payment demand and authority
A garbled OCR message discusses payment requests and authority, mentioning a need for funds and appreciation for early attention. It references a paper, deadlines, and a power office, but the text is largely unreadable and only partial facts remain.
Foot and Mouth Disease Bulletin from Missouri Board of Agriculture
A Missouri State Board of Agriculture bulletin explains foot and mouth disease control, noting $0,000 already spent in various states and detailing which farm animals are subject to the disease. It also addresses whether humans can contract it and offers the bulletin free upon request to the Secretary in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misauri State Board of Agenculture
Department of the State of Misnouri
State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
New Shorthorn History Issued by State Board of Agriculture
Missouri livestock bulletin in press with November testing date. Secretary Moyes at Columbia to lead release when printer finishes. West Missouri Short horn cattle examined as a key exhibit in livestock industry history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Moyes
Columbia
Missouri
Farmers Must Adopt Business Habits To Succeed
Farmers are slow to take themselves seriously as business people. The article argues farming now demands systematic business methods and printed materials like letterheads and envelopes. It urges farmers to project a professional image with proper stationery to gain prompt responses from tax collectors, merchants, and buyers, noting costs and examples from a local visit by Conrad of Golden City in Jasper.
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K Wisil
R. L. Roberts & Son
Jasper, MO
Will
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
Federal Reserve
Postal Savings Depositary
INGFE
Vladias
Useen
Powerhovwst
Ee CP
New Shorthorn History
Tye
Tyee
Sean Terrmed
Etter
Timaire
Maya Bee
Faye Anne
Nce
Hin Chance
Cireva
Conrad
Golden City
Jasper Sunday
Christus
NYAL
J. K. Schooler
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