Karnival Premium Winners and Exhibits List
A long listing of premium winners across livestock poultry farm products and crafts from the Karnival. It names horse stallions colts and mules, Herefords and Jerseys cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and wax fruit displays, quilts, needlework and household arts with winners including J F Gulick J Bell Jack Bell and Smith & Malugin among others. It notes awards for vegetables fruits and baked goods and finishing remarks discuss local residents travel and a minor accident involving Dr W H Knott’s infant son Rollins Knott.
Schools Open With Full Attendance for 1909 10
The school year begins with strong interest as 65 high school students, 40 from the countryside, assemble in town. The 27 member senior class may produce a record graduating class, with 120 in the graded enrollments and a Latin emphasis planned. Faculty changes include Mr Wilson and wife moving to Jasper, with Mrs Rex and others remaining. social machinery running smoothly for an eight months term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills of Education
Bupt. Whiuon
Jasper
Brown
Rex
Mia
Hicks
Mise Crow
Bupt. Wilson
Three rooms to rent in a four room Jasper house
Local advertisement lists a four room house in Jasper with three rooms available to rent. It mentions a shed and a well placed on the property with expected rental terms including a one dollar liability. The terse note records a basic housing offer from a local listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Handkerchief Sale Promises Best Bargains Saturday
One day sale advertises best bargains in handkerchiefs with emphasis on quantity, quality, and price. Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. Am Rice returning from Sulphur Springs Arkansas for Mr. Rice's health improvement. Also mentions moving to Webb City for C F Lyons’ streetcar conductor job. Neighbors Nell McLaughlin from Lamar visiting Mamie Simpson and Ethel Thornton visiting L H Thornton. Ben Weston seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Am Rice
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Mr. Rice
Report of Condition of No 6369 The First Nations Bank Jasper Missouri
Report of condition for No 6369 The First Nations Bank at Jasper Missouri as of September 1 1900 with details on Loans and Discounts overdrafts bonds premiums from U S bonds real estate and furniture due from banks and trust companies cash items notes of other national banks fractional currency and coins legal tender notes redemption fund capital stock surplus undivided profits and taxes paid national bank notes outstanding dividends and total deposits verified by cashier W N Thomas and witnesses including W A Brain Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the First Nations Bank
Jasper
Missouri
Cigs
Coventry
U.S
Bookera
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karnival Premium
Hombres
Jake Motsger
Jack
Vincent
Hendricks
C D Mills
Kankakee
Ed Wardlow
Phip Budd
Herefords
Lyr
Kennell
Gulick Herd
Gulick
Smith & Malugin
John Gresham
Smith & Malugio
Odives
G Griffin
Poland
Jack Bell
Jack Ball
J F Giulick
Jack Hell
Lawderbaugh
Plymouth Rocks
A Kyte
Rhode Island
H Hille Brown
Ducka
D Wilson
Ward Bantams
Jake Eaderly
Carter
Sanford South
E Kincaid
Garrett
M Deardorff
J E Kincaid
H Greniger
Scott Carr
Davis
Carter Jonathan
R D Mcconnell
Henry Greniger
Thos. Dodd Sweet
Chas Ward
J c
Chas Livingston
S Lauderbaugh
Chas Wood
Chas Woodrow
Mra
J M
Carrie Rathburn
Pearl Wescott
Grace Rice
Margaret Hille
Stella Covert
Mable Harris
Roy Harris
H Hille
J E Sherrell
Indy
Sarah Stockton
Martha Cortis
H Tille
Bid Boyd
Zelda Covert
He Tall
Hl Hille
D W Day
Atests
Frank Wolf
EE Daniela
C G Butler
Walter Woods
Cob Ward
Fred Gresham
Co S Ward
Bert Bree
Josie Johnson
Katie Conway
D. H. Badgley
Birmingham
Ala
W. M. Cline
Alabama
Badgleys
Little Rollins Knott
W. H. Knott
Ash Grove
Loughead Lumber Yard
Loughead Lumber Company
West Yard
Mach
Shyu
Nike
MAR
Ahmed
SGC
J.D. Harbur
Nell McLaughlin
Lamar
Mamie Simpson
Ethel Thornton
Milo
L. He, Thornton
Ben Weston
Total
State of
Thomas
Tugaran
Cashier
Waeter Brain
Notary Public
Tomas
Woxr
Tatras
Cardus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!