Local notes on residents and visits in Lebanon
Miss Altiga Armstrong and James and Frank Way arrived from Nebraska after summer work. Mrs. Karl Stalder from Kansas City visits her mother Martha Rex. Mr. Graham recovers from hay hauling injury. Woodrow fills silo. A E Armstrong in Kansas City for Royal Stock Show buys three head of Galloway stock. The Coon Creek Girls are welcomed. Fred Miller family visit Frank Selsor. H R Graham and wife at Alexander Keith's. Althea Armstrong at Jasper County Fair. Martha Trex visits Armstrong household while Mr. Armstrong in KC. Mrs. J H Selsor visits A E Armstrong home. Armstrangs visit Mrs Cheer. Misses Armstrong visit Mrs J H Triplett. Lane family dine with Dr P Taine. Martha Rex and Mrs A E Armstrong visit Clyde Southwick. Several attend Barton County Fair. Jasper City Fair awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James and
Frank Way
Nebraska
Karl Stalder
Kansas City
Martha Rex
Mr. Graham
Woodrow Rosure
A. E. Armstrong
Coon Creek
Fred Miller
Frank Selsor
H.R. Graham
Alexander Keith
Althea Armstrong
Carthage
J. S. Carter
East
BR. P. Taine
A. E. Armatrong
Clyde Southwick
Lamar
Jasper
Dry Fork Community Notes and Local Arrivals
Mrs. Jennie Pearman and Dr Swan of Carthage spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wil ing. Miss Wright the school teacher visited her sister Mrs Urban Mrawa. Little Paul Wood has been sick the past week. Mr and Mrs Near of Joplin visit Mrs Clarence King. Mrs Art Post suffers eye pain and has treatment. Farmers busy threshing for several locals. Bert Ward’s team nearly caused a runaway near sacks of corn. Fern Patrick visited sister Mrs W F King. Mount Moriah preached by Rev Mr Dalton Sunday morning and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Pearman
Swan
Carthage
Miss Wright
Urban Mrawa
Paul Wood
Mra. Near
Joplin
Clarence King
Art Post
I’ress Wood
Jim Mlaxe
Newt Miller
A. F. Frost
Wilfred
Clarence
Riley King
Omer Webb
Jasper
Bert Ward
Fern Patrick
W. F. King
Mount Moriah
Mr. Dalton
SHERIDAN Miss Fenn PATRICK Abbie Crow in Kansas
Abbie Crow visiting in Kansas while Mrs. Wheeler and wife drove to G. W. Smith's home from Carthage. Sunday School had one attendee. Alma, Clarence Gresham, and Leola Patrick spent Sunday at R. E. Gresham's. Paul Davis visited John Crow. Mrs. W. W. Hubbard and daughters and W. J. King and wife had dinner at 5. H. Sterling's. Fern Patrick stayed with sister Mrs. W. F. King. T. H. B. Bell and wife visited Ed Davis and wife. Lula Stanley and Frances Wheeler from Carthage spent Sunday night with Mrs. G. W. Smith. Farmers cutting cowpeas and sowing wheat. Mrs. KR. E. Gresham and son John visited Oscar Faskin and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn Patrick
Abbie Crow
Kansas
Mr. Wheeler
G. W. Smith
Carthage
Alma
Clarence Gresham
Leola Patrick
R. E. Gresham
Paul Davis
John Crow
W. W. Hubbard
W. J. King
H. Sterling
Fern Patrick
W. F. King
T. H. B. Bell
Ed Davis
Lula Stanley
Frances Wheeler
KR. E. Gresham
John
Oscar Faskin
Poultry and Egge Advertises Fair Market Prices
J. E. Carr at the Brick Barn proclaims the best market price for poultry and eggs and promises a square deal to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Carr
Tanlac Proves Life Saver for Springfield Engineer
J F Philips a Springfield Missouri stationer engineer says Tanlac restored energy appetite and sleep after years of poor health and nervous exhaustion. He notes improved digestion liver and bowel balance and overall well being. Tanlac available at H F Pitts priced 1.00 per bottle three for 275 or six for 5.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Philips
Springfield
H. F. Pitts
Malta Social Notes With Family Visits
Miss Emma Magers and Mr. McCune of Jasper visited J. M. Mager s Monday. Virgil Carter Win Fred Carter and Marl Keiths visited Dan and Will Mager s Sunday. Mrs Elmer Welsh visited Welsh family this week. Mr and Mrs Welsh of Lamar visited their son John Welsh and family. G M Magers and family were visiting Wednesday. Several children are out of school this week due to sore throat. Mrs Manion of Garrett Idaho visiting her parents the Welsh of Lavi this week. Mrs McCongor of Jasper visited Mrs Will Carter Monday. George Welsh helping his son John this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McCune
Jasper
J. M. Magers
Virgil
Winfred Carter
Marl Keiths
Dan
Will Magers
Elmer Welsh
Dd Welsh
Welsh
Lamar
John Welsh
Carytown News Roundup of Local Doings
Carytown notes farmers napping in fields after a late frost while potatoes and flowers grow and Miss Florence Miller Miss Helen Elliott and Cordell Eller return from school with the Mair Friday. Carytown School reports 21 scholars under teacher Miss Gresham as locals prepare for the next storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Miller
Helen Elliott
Cordell Eller
Mair
Carytown School
Bisle Gresham
Mastin
Carthage
Henrice
Mr. Mauve
Mrnday
Chloe ‘Larner
Local Visitors and Farm Work Highlight Carthage News
Dublin Mrs Dennia Webber HL Grider Mrs Bessie Nyans and Mrs Gertrude Higgen and child visit Crider home Sunday Grace Griffits visiting brother John near Nashville John Armstrong and sons helped fill the silo on Dr Hendricka farm Friday and Saturday Mint Breedon and baby from Miami Okla visiting her parents and brothers Breedon was formerly Miss Minta Grider Shaunce weaving 45 yards carpet Alumbaugh visit Grider Carter of Carthage and Heller callers at Alumbaugh home Sunday Frank Bluebaugh worked for his father Monday Charley Johnson now sending three children to local school after moving into the district
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennia Webber
HL. Grider
Bessie Nyans
Gertrude Higgen
Carthage
Crider
Grace Griffits
John
Nashville
John Armstrong
Walter
Herbert
Hendricka
Mint Breedon
Baby
Miami
Okla
Breedon
Minta Grider
Shaunce
Alumbaugh
Grider
Mr. Carter
Mr. Heller
Frank Bluebaugh
Charley Johnson
Subscribe for the Kansas City Dailies at the News office
Readers are invited to subscribe to the Kansas City Dailies through the News office. The notice lists subscription options and contact details for delivery arrangements and payment. Aimed at local readers seeking regular newspaper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
No Road to Riches by Saving Tobacco Coupons
A Toledo Blade remark notes that even the wealthiest individuals did not reach riches by saving tobacco coupons, implying wealth comes from broader ventures and investments rather than frugal nickel pinching.
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Toledo Blade
Man in New Jersey Sent to Asylum Over Wood Head Claim
A New Jersey man who insists his head is a block of wood has been committed to an asylum. The report cautions readers to choose words carefully, noting the man’s unusual belief and the mental health action taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Boston Globe
First British Debate On Old Age Pensions in 1772
The text notes that old-age pensions were first proposed in the British Parliament in 1772, marking an early historical moment in social welfare discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Unclear Clip From City Car Scene Reveals Odd Details
A fragment from Jasper Missouri cites odd phrases about ages and memories. It weaves quotes from Cleveland Plain Dealer Boston Globe and Boston Transcript with a streetcar scene in which a ruddy-faced man declines to yield his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Boston Globe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Americias
Boston Transcript
Special Hat Sale With Waists and Middy Blouses
A local shop advertises a special sale featuring a great variety of hats with various shapes and trimmings for street and dress use. The sale also highlights a nice line of waists and middy blouses.
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Lebanon
Altiga Armstrong
W. Fring
Sheridan
Poultry and Egge
J. F. Phillips
Malta
Emma Magers
Carytown
Aes
Miphir
Tuten
Dublin
D. W. Teeter
Jasper, Missouri
Cc. FP
REX Auctioneer
A. W. Radford Auctioneer
Bayne
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Tirs. R. Hackett
Crawford Bros
George McDonald
Symphony Harp Orchestra
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