Local Note From Carthage Resident Dorcas Uhl
Mrs Dorcas Uhl of 1354 Maple Street Carthage Missouri reports high prices and asks readers to bring eggs and dough to Ham mond the east end house, mentioning Oct lax as a date or note.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
5
Mrs Dorcas Uhl of 1354 Maple Street Carthage Missouri reports high prices and asks readers to bring eggs and dough to Ham mond the east end house, mentioning Oct lax as a date or note.
A fine young registered Jersey bull offered for service by J Will Bowers. Price quoted 2.60 for registered cows and 1.50 for grades in advance to insure calf.
Payment reminder directed to overdue account due September 1st urges prompt settlement to avoid further requests. Signed Resp J D Harbur.
Under probate court order in Barton County Missouri the stock of groceries and fixtures of the late Care Lewtens will be sold at the Earom store on Friday October at an unspecified time to pay debts of the estate. Sessor is administrator with L Moore as attorney.
Entries report cattle shipments from Jasper to Kansas City, farm loans and property moves, new buildings, subscriptions and magazines, family visits, births, school plans, and potential water system talks for neighboring cities. Multiple individuals and towns including Jasper, Carthage, Webb City, Joplin, Madison, and Lawrence appear in fragmented agency notes and local transactions.
Church notes report 143 attendees at services and upcoming events. A church painting session is planned with Mrs. at 2:30 p.m. volunteers with paintbrushes are invited to help brighten the parish. Prayer meeting Thursday, Sunday School Board Friday, and a request for help to refresh the church exterior.
Misses Sue and Jennie Hayzlett bought parcels on a Maple Byway avenue, marking a local real estate transaction. Details on parties and price are limited in the fragment.
The snippet advertises farm loans from First National Bank and a clothing shop promoting Portel twists Toggery Shop items and NuBone Corsets. It also lists a trade request for a Jersey cow for a quiet road horse, as stated by Allen Peterson.
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