County Seat News Adjourns Court and Local Notices
Circuit court adjourned Saturday and Judge C H Skinker left for Ozark to preside in the Steele murder trial but it was continued. Sheriff W S Creer returned from Nevada with a young man named Johnson to the asylum and brought back Andy Scott who has been an inmate here for a year. A hog case before Squire Freeman resulted in $110 judgment for Martell against Duncan. The circuit court appeal follows. Collect John A Dennis bought a new Ford. Rev W H Anderson holds church meetings, Mr Aber and wife visiting from Kansas. Mrs R L Protheroe sick. John T Pope moves his hardware store to the Whelchel block. Singing at Pleasant Hill. Judge Pittman and visitors noted. D L Max visits with Jesse M Carter. Ralph Archer and Mrs Noah Nichola attend probate court. New trial motion in Claxton v Pool denied. appeal filed to Court of Appeals. Wright County Bar Assn formed with Jackson, Farnsworth, Murrell. Next meeting in December at Hartville. Lon Marshall returns from Boliver after brick work with brother.
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C. H. Skinker
Ozark
Steele
W. S. Creer
Nevada
Johnson
Andy Scott
Squire Freeman
Justice
Jas. Martell
Henry Duncan
Martell
Duncan
Murrell
G.c.murrell
Curtis & Evans
Jackson & Jackson
John A. Dennis
Ford
Pittman
Memphis,Tenn
Cedar Gap
D. L. Max
Niangua
Jesse M. Carter
Ralph Archer
Mountain Grove
Noah Nichola
Mansfield
Claxton Va
Skinker
Court of Appeals
Marriage Licenses Issued in Region
Hartville was visited with a good rain the first of the week. Jason I. Kelley and Dick Barnett both of Norwood, Henry C. Hunter and Ada Turner both of Mountain Grove. Irwin L. Miller of Washington, D. C., to Lucille L. Chase of Mountain Grove. Frank A. Rusch of Kansas to Hattie E. Frisk of Mountain Grove.
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Hartville
Jason I. Kelley
Dick Barnett
Norwood
Henry C. Hunter
Ada Turner
Mountain Grove
Irwin L. Miller
Washington, D. C
Lucille L. Chase
Frank A. Rusch
Kansas
Hattie E. Frisk
Mrs John Rippee Dead Near Mansfield
Mrs Anice Rippee aged 63 died at 6 30 p m Saturday at her home near Mansfield Funeral services were held Monday at 10 a m at the Newton school house conducted by Reverend Russell and Hensley with interment in the Newton cemetery The crowd filled the outdoors as the school house proved too small for mourners She leaves a husband and scores of relatives and friends obituary to follow next week
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Anice Rippee
Mansfield
Newton
Reve. Russell and
Hensley
Program For Saturday's Band Concert at Annapolis
The listing covers pieces such as The New Annapolis March Taylor The Elves Overture Kieffer A Warrior Bold March Panelier May Flowers Overture Jin My Harm Eldorado Porto Rican Dance Berlin Mr Thomas Cat M H Hall I See Thee Again Waltz Estrada Noisy Bill Characteristic March Lagey Royal Hussara March King Extra The note invites readers to visit Hillaback's Saturday Special Club House Sundw Advy before during and after the concert.
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Kieffer
May Flowers
Jin My Harm
Mr. Thomas Cat
M. H. Hall
Hillabeck
House Nut Sundw
Antrim Gleanings: Rain Brings Hope And Local Notes
Special correspondent reports welcome rain and prospect of more for Antrim area. Several residents attended Mrs. Johu Rippee funeral at Newton schoolhouse. J R Gilleland and others moved through town, O W Whelchel returned from Bronson, and local trades and farm changes noted. Mrs J N Hall reportedly still ill.
Prairie Hollow and Bryant social notes special correspondence
Miss Esther Starne spent Sunday with Miss Lucy Shinpaugh. James Hoover took calves to town. Hoover spent Sunday and Tuesday at Rindsa Brazeal’s. Love Shinpaugh went to Springfield for a visit. Poly Boy stayed at Amos Roy’s as Amos bought stock. Wealey Felps visited Bryant to see Hen Dethridge who just returned from California. Ceith Letsinger spent Sat night and Sun at her mother’s north of Mansfield. Manie Letsinger elected secretary and treasurer of the Sunday school as Wm Roy resigns and will move. Poort kept his regular appointment at the Roy school house then visited Manie Letsinger’s. Wm Roy and wife and Ben Freeman spent Sunday at L. M. Roy’s. M. H. Barlow and wife dined at Keith Letsinger’s. Miss Ethel Dethridge recently returned from Springfield is at Sam Letsinger’s and attends the Roy school. L. M. Roy hauled a load of hogs to Amos Roy’s Monday. Blue Eyes.
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Esther Starne
Lucy Shinpaugh
James Hoover
Rindsa
Poly
Amos Roy
Amos
Wealey Felps
Bryant
Hen Dethridge
California
Ceith Letsinger
Roy
Manie Letsinger
Wm. Roy
Poort
Ben Freeman
M. H. Barlow
Keith Letsinger
Ethel Dethridge
Springfield
Sam Letsinger
L. M. Roy
Soils of the Ozarks Offer Longer Growing Season
The farmer across southern Missouri and northern Arkansas enjoys more planting, cultivating, and harvest days due to a mild climate and longer growing season. Ozark soils, largely limestone and clay with some flint, reproduce fertile fields without artificial fertilizer, while rainfall supports large crops. The upland is hilly with narrow valleys, rich alluvial valleys, and a timber reserve suitable for pine growth across multiple counties and regions.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Ozark
Ozark Plateau
Texas
Shannon
Dent
Reynolds
Howell
Oregon
Carter
Douglas
Wright, Taney
Wayne
Tron
Washington
Camden
Pulaski
Stone, Phelps and Crawford
Barry and Benton
McDonald and Morgan
Jefferson and
St. Francois
Webster
Dallas
Ste. Genevieve
Perry
Cape Girardeau
Ripley
Butler
Ozarks Hog Industry and Livestock Outlook
The Ozarks offer profitable hog and livestock opportunities with open ranges nine to ten months a year. Ten bushels of corn yield about 100 pounds of pork, and lean fattening relies on minimal shelter. Open ranges and hardy stock like mules and horses support profitable farming across counties and farms of all sizes.
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Ozark
Call at our booth at the fair and
A brief notice inviting readers to visit a booth at the fair, urging attendance and engagement at the event location and time for information or activities.
Notice for MW A meeting and land trade report
All MW A members are requested to attend the meeting on Saturday evening September 20. Adv J A Hyurox and W C Henry Woolard have traded 160 acres of Douglas county land to W. E. Brentnall of Independence Easl for property there. Mr Brentnal will move to the farm. The Adver tiser made the dent. Ask for circular naming very liberal terms of advertising in The Advertiser. H E Lugeanbeal Editor.
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MW A
Henry Woolard
Douglas County
W. E. Brentnall
Independence
Eas l
Brentnal
Advertiser
H.E Lugeanbeal
Adv
Ozark Farm Holds Vast Clay Deposits
The Ozark farm may contain extensive clay beds of great variety and abundance. The finest terra cotta and sewer pipe clay are mined in large quantities, with paving brick, fire clays, roofing and drain tile produced and shipped. Refractory materials and porcelain raw stock are manufactured at various points on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Just Between Friends Marble Mallows Comment
Maud and Marie joke about Jack comparing Maud to a sweet treat. He called her "the human marshmallow" after she heavily dressed up their scene. The playful exchange centers on flattery and friendship dynamics.
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Marie
Maud
Quote on success as noble kindness and self respect
The excerpt tells of true success equated with kindness and noble acts. It questions whether one has felt the pleasure of kindness and standing for a friend against slander, defining success as being noble and self-respecting.
Jamaica Exports Bananas Lead Global Supply
Jamaica is said to hold world leadership in banana production and export, yet only about three percent of the island’s total acreage yields this massive crop.
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Jamaica
Handling Paper Patterns Smooths Cloth with Hot Iron Method
A sewing tip notes that pressing a plastic paper pattern with a hot iron keeps it flat on fabric, reducing the need for pins and helping align pieces during cutting. The technique promises neat edges and easier layout.
Learned In the Law Tramp Reference
A fragment notes a young magistrate flipping pages of a law book while a figure asks for access to a specific section marked as Filegende Bijaet ter. The text mix resembles a stage or dialogue cue with archaic phrasing.
Daily Thought Propels Through Fear and Hope
A pithy proverb notes prosperity carries fears and mistakes while adversity offers comforts and hopes, attributed to Ba con. The thought frames resilience, suggesting growth emerges from challenge and uncertainty.
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Bacon
Mt Pleasant church schedules services twice monthly
Special Correspondence notes preaching at Mt Pleasant church every second Saturday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 11 p.m. services to be held weekly on these times.
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Mt. Pleasant
Why White Clothes and Black Attire In Society
A cur ate explains white symbolises joy on a wedding day while men wear black. The item notes twins Evans who finish each other’s sentences and sing together, remarks on Oxford undergraduates, and reflections on family life and affection. It closes with Grape fruit trends in Germany and a note that tomatoes were first eaten in Germany. W B Fllington went to Bolivar today.
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Germany
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Young Men's Business Club Meeting Notice
Members are asked to attend the Young Men's Business Club meeting next Tuesday evening to complete arrangements for the fair. Stay for final planning and event setup.
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Young Men's Business Club
Welcome to Mansfield Boosters Yell in Ozark lore
The Mansfield Young Men's Business Club promotes Mansfield as the City of the Ozarks with mineral springs sawmills and health resort appeal. The Booster chant invites visitors to visit and stay, promising lively scenes, smiling boosters, and a welcoming line to join the town’s spirit.
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Mansfield Young Men's Business Club
Spring Valley School News and Local Happenings
Spring Valley correspondent reports a light rain and mumps at Oetting school. Ida Oetting Augusta Oetting and Raymond Young visited Tuesday. Jerome Kirk sprained his arm while picking peaches. LA praises peaches. Mr Shirley’s daughters are warmly welcomed. Locals urged to join singing and visit the nine grade setting school taught by James Sullivan. Honey Kid
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Oetting
Ida
Augusta Oetting
Raymond Young
Jerome Kirk
Misa LA
Mr Shirley
James Sullivan
Honey Kid
Roll of Honor Subscriptions for September Renewals
Names of subscribers who paid during September include Wm R Ummethun Topeka KS H K Smedley Chapel OK C L Morgan A J Wilder Mre M F Grissom E J Knight Buffalo W H Hart Missoula MT R Bee G W Brewer Mrs B Murphy Kansas City. Totals show renewals 137 and new subscribers 201, grand total 388.
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Wm. R. Ummethun
Topeka
H. K. Smedley
Chapel
Okla
C. L. Morgan
A. J. Wilder
M. F. Grissom E
J. Knight
Buffalo
W. H. Hart
Missoula
Montana
R. Bee
W. Brewer
B. Murphy
Kansas City
Galoconade Items German Lutheran Church Service
Special correspondence notes preaching at the German Lutheran church on the second Sunday each month with German morning service and English afternoon service in Wanneta.
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Wanneta
Market Report Eggs and Poultry Prices From City Market
Market report lists eggs at 14 cents, butter 1 cent, butter fat 27 cents. Prices for old hens 8 cents, springs 1 pound fat at 10 cents, ducks 7 cents, geese 4 cents, green hides 9 cents. Note honors Mrs B Murphy of Kansas City reading the Mirror through her father 6 W Brewer.
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B Murphy
Kansas City
W Brewer
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