Senior Play at Last Promises Comedy Evening
The Seniors prepare for the three act play The Time of His Life to be presented Saturday night with three weeks of training. The cast includes Agnes Crow as Mrs Peter Wecombe, Lester Goddard as Mr Peter Wycombe, Ryan Brown as Tons Corter, Estey Busby as Unite Tent, Roy Webb as Mr Bol Grey, Clara Hubbard as Dorothy Landon, Joe Ed. Warde as Mr James Landon, and Charles Grim as Officer Hogan.
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Peter Wecombe
Agnes Crow
Ty Lester Goddard
Peter Wycombe
Ryan Brown
Tons Corter
Estey Busby
Unite Tent
Caloret Butler
Busby
Roy Webb
Bol ‘Grey
Clara Hubbard
Dorothy Landon
Tom
Carter
Joe Ed. Warde
James Landon
Dorothy
Charles Grim
Hogan
Silage Machinery Demonstration at Roe Cline Farm
The Burgner Bowman Lumber Co plans a silage machinery demonstration at Roe Cline's farm next Saturday afternoon. A cutter and blower will operate to fill the silo. Free autos will run from Jasper to the farm from 1 to 6 p.m. and alternative conveyances will be provided if roads prevent car trips. This is the first such demonstration in the area and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Burgner Bowman Lumber Co
Roe Cline
Jasper
Cline
Sunday School Day at M E Church in Jasper
Sunday School Day brings Joseph Walker of Joplin county association president and other prominent Sunday School workers to Jasper M E Church for a Sunday School Institute in the afternoon. All Sunday School workers invited. Morning gathering at 11 o'clock with prominent Sunday School men addressing pulpits of M E and Christian churches.
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Jasper Sunday Schools
Joseph 5. Walker
Joplin
The
County Association
Siddel Institute
M E
Christian
Farmers visit Moe Cline's farm Saturday afternoon
Farmers are invited to tour the silage cutting and storage site at Moe Cline's farm this Saturday afternoon. Free shuttle rides run from 1 to 6. Hosted by Burguer Bowman Lumber Co.
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Moe Cline
Burguer Bowman Lumber Co
Stung Again In January Paper Receives Chicago Ad
A damaged passage reports a Chicago firm sending a single column advertisement to the Times. The firm claimed acceptance of the usual price, offered full payment by checks, and prompted other Missouri papers to participate. After the project, a state date was mailed for the amount due, and 16 cent certificates were returned, noting sharpened razor blades for each certificate.
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Chicago
Firth
Iim
Tipir Cistem
Missouri
Bond Jesue For Waterworks Likely In Jasper
Apelitin has been circulated urging support for bonds to fund a waterworks system. Voters would see higher property taxes but improved water service and steady rates, with proponents arguing the plan aligns Jasper with progressive towns and boosts property values.
Ed D. McQuillen Dies at Jasper Home
Ed D McQuillen died at his Jasper home after several weeks illness. Funeral held Thursday at EB Church South with Rev Me Abbe of Fort Scott Kansas preaching. Burial in Mitchell cemetery. Widowed with four to five grown children, he was a devout Holiness Church member who preached locally.
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Ed. McQuaills
Jasper Wiesday
Hell
Tom
Church South
Fort Scott
Kana
Mitchel
McQwotten Bes
Clurch
Selby Jones to Open Show Store in West Lamaria
Selby Jones, a well known Lamar and Barton county figure, plans to open a show store in the recently renovated west side building after stock purchases. He previously worked about a year and a half with Conrad Mercantile Co and is regarded as smart and pushy in advertising. Local editor expresses confidence in his shoe business venture.
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Selby Jones
Lamar
Barton County
Lamuel Republican Sentinel
Indignation Rally Warns Against Illicit Liquor Sales
A gathered crowd in Mes City protests illegal liquor licenses as officials pledge enforcement. Key speaker urges immediate action and cooperation with lawmen to curb unlawful sales amid ongoing efforts to calm youth concerns.
Former Jasper Man Dies in Kentucky Death Case
Officers of the Woodman lodge explored motive in the death of Robert L. Brown of Lizabethtown Kentucky a former resident who ran a meat business here for many years He was a nephew of S B Lawson.
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Woodman Lodge
Robert L. Brown
Atlizabethtown, Ky
Brown
Mr. Brown
S. B. Lawson
Local Market Notes on Fresh Produce Availability
Fragmented OCR item notes a local market listing produce for sale during a week in April. Mentions seller names and prices in cents, including corn at 25 cents. Indicates a busy shopping period with casual urban catalog language.
Bethel Epworth League Weathered Sunday Slump
Bethel Epworth League reports a phoned program Sunday attendance was small while another evening program may be reduced next spring. A special havibation extended to all. An authority notes more light in China than in rest of world. Weeds and objections are easily raised, get after the weeds and you will have little time to tend the other crop.
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Marites
Astith
China
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