One Year Six Months Three Months Run: Dated Notice
The News thanks readers for donations received to support a fundraising appeal while noting many have yet to respond. Frank Gulick shipped about 150 head of Hereford cattle to Kansas City earlier this week, drawing attention at the yards. Wannip Lady to bake biscuits at Wolf Hardware Co for the week of November 1 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gulick
Kansas City
Gulick
Wannip
Wolf Hardware Co
G. F. Gullek
Community notes and mischief at local Doaney school
A Doaney school report describes a young man named Dewey Thera organizing a farmers union amid local mischief including stolen tools and crops. Several residents face losses from thefts of a wheat sod wrench a cross-cut saw corn and poultry. Also mentions marriages visits health and social events along with upcoming WOTU meeting and local greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Doaney
Turner
Duckett
Kyte
Zion Church to Start Protracted Meetings This Month
Last week several residents visited relatives across counties. Community members, including Mrs. B H Jancey and Mr Ferguson, traveled, with visits noted at many homes. Various locals prepare for ongoing church activities as extended meetings begin on the fifth Sunday.
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Zion Church
Ethel Adams Spends Sunday With Bellard and Tiller Family
Ethel Adams spent Sunday afternoon with Gladys Bellard Mea and the Tiller family together with Mrs Tiller’s mother. Boas was also present. Marthe Cortin was on the clock but the latter part of last work.
Winter swings between mild and cold in brief
The fragmentary notes report varied weather with winter feeling interludes. Arthur Radford spent a weekend in Golden City while Mrs Abbie Crow visited her Webb City sister. E D Boyd and Stella Covert attended a county Sunday school convention in Carthage. Jenole Schooler returned from Colorado to visit her parents Isaac and Mrs Schooler. Rev Harbur of Sarcoxie held a protracted meeting at Grace church. J F Curtis returned from a four month trip through the northwest and Canada. Mr and Mrs Wampler were in Carthage. R F Bowman and daughter from Carthage visited Will and Mrs Bowman.
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Arthur Radford
Golden City
Abbie Crow
Webb City
E. D. Boyd
Stella Covert
Carthage
Jenole Schooler
Colorado
Isaac Schooler
Harbur
Sarcoxia
Grace Church
J. F. Curtis
Northwestern States
Canada
Wampler
R. F. Bowman
Nod
Will
Lynnland and neighbors host visitors from Dana and Jasper
Mr and Mrs Jasper Rion returned from Canada with visits by Beattie families including Mr and Mrs Jim Thompson and children Juanite and Marvin. Joan Teter and family hosted Alba and Webster Graven from Dana Indiana. Wescott was elected delegate to the county Sunday school convention in Carterville. Various locals attended social visits in Freeburg Preston and Jasper area. G F Gullek shipped 150 cattle to Kansas City last week.
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Sod
Jasper Rion
Canada
Beattie
Jim Thompson
Juanite
Marvin
Stuferot Alba
Aod
Lulo Webster
Gussie Graven
Dana
Lod
Joane Teter
Jamily Bunday
F. W. Wescott
Carterville
Baseline social notes from Chas Keeners and nearby towns
Baseline report lists Ed Girton Ruth Underhill and families visiting Chas Keener's. Wilson returns from Dakota. Bender and Bender at the fair in Lockwood. Sam Davis moves his family to his farm. Mrs Abbie Crow called to Webb City for her niece Lucille Rogers illness. Bertha Wilson reported unchanged. Newt Setser and two children visited Ben Johnson. Johnoie Crow stayed last week.
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Bender
B. Bender
Lockwood
Sam Davis
Mra Abbbie Crow
Webb City
Lucille Rogers
Bertha Wilson
Newt Setser
Ben Johnson
Johnoie Crow
Grandparents Bender visit in Carthage Tuesday
Mr and Mrs B Bender of Jasper made a brief NEGA trip to Carthage on Tuesday. Mrs Sterling and her daughters visited Mrs Breeden Sunday afternoon for a short social call.
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Jasper
Mra
B. Bender
Carthage
Mra. Sterling Sod Pe
Breeden
Beamer Well Drilling Reaches Granite Depth in Missouri
Col Beamer’s well at Lamar hit granite at 1900 feet ending drilling near the center of the earth. The 1600 foot water column will be pumped out after removing casing except the top 200 feet. Drill samples were sent to Rolla for analysis, promising a detailed geologic record of southwest Missouri. The project, though costly, may secure scientific fame even if oil results are modest.
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Gol. Beamer
Lamar
Cal Beamer
Five Foot
Vale
Echoe
Rolla
God's Foottitoo
Missouri
Col. Bosmer
Jobo Fairfield Shows New Ironing Board at Cosatt’s
Jobo Fairfield displays an improved ironing board of his own design at Cosatt’s store. Though not an expert, the article notes several advantages over the ordinary kind and invites readers to see it for themselves. Rabbit time is here. Bring ’em to me, T. H. Hawmown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Fairfield
Cosatt
Mr. Fairfield
T. H. Hawmown
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California
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Onto Roteoh
May Cline
Nova
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Barry County
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Ross Lattimer
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Frank Wine
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Arizona
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Ash
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