Free classes offer shorthand and bookkeeping training
The Moberly Commercial College in Moberly Missouri advertises free courses in spelling writing grammar business correspondence arithmetic rapid calculation and typewriting along with bookkeeping and shorthand. It claims large enrollment, top instructors, and placement after course completion. Messages note Homer Pitts and M. B. Fairfield attended Easter Knights Templar services in Carthage and visited Joplin.
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Moberly Commercial College
Byrne Business Colleges
America
a_commercial school
Moberly Commerce In College
Moberly, Mo
Messrs
Homer Pitts
M. B. Fairfield
Carthage
Knights Templar
Joplin
Stentor German Coach Stallion Triumphs in Show Circuit
The imported German Coach stallion Stentor, once owned by Jasper Coach Horse One and stood last year by Hi Vincent, measured 1614 hands high and was imported by Crouch & Son of Bedalin Missouri. He won first prize at Knelfair in 03 04 05 06 and 07, and top stallion awards in the breed show in 05 08 and 07. A prize winner and breeder, he produced strong foals and held American certificates.
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Jasper Coach Horse One
Hi Vincent
Stentor
Crouch & Son
Bedalin
Knelfair
Sica
Port office at Jasper announces subscription rates
The notice states a one to six month subscription option with single copies and advertising rates on request. It mentions first class matter dated September 1, 1898 and notes advertising content runs until an order to stop is given.
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Jasper
Frightful accident injures Glen Goff near Jasper
A ten year old boy Glen Goff was severely injured when his trousers were caught in a wagon wheel near Jasper during a return from Dewey closing exercises. The wheel’s damaged rim pulled him into the gear. he suffered a double leg fracture and severe injuries but is reported progressing toward recovery after surgery at Carthage hospital. The family, already dependent on the mother after the father’s quarry accident, braces for hardship as Glen recovers.
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Mr. Sedore
Sam Jones
Carthage
Glen Goff
Dewey Echoo
Jasper
G.ff
Orarly
Gien
Eckert Family to Perform at Hendricks Opera House
Neodeske residents are invited to hear the Eckert family this Friday and Saturday at Hendricks Opera House. Prof George Eckert headlines on violin while Les Ross Eckert plays piano and harp. Miss Hazel Eckert captivates with her vocal and accompanied songs. Wider public praise notes local support for the performances at 50 cents to a dollar, a rare musical privilege.
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Neodeske
Eckerts
Hendricks Opera House
Eckert
Fourth Street
George Eckert
Les Ross Eckert
Mies Hazel Eckert
New Goods Friday Arrives With Frames and Flowers
A shipment of frames, braids, and flowers arrives tomorrow Friday featuring Newent styles Comelo and ses thom Mas WALTHALL.
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Walthall
Probert Harrie Wedding Attended by Out-of-Town Guests
Mrs Roy Boucher of Kansas City arrived to attend the Probert Harrie wedding. She is the bride’s sister. Also visiting was Mrs Elmer Brows of Granby, sister of the groom.
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Roy Boucher
Kansas City
Probert- Harrie
Boucher
Elmer Brows
Granby
Livestock market report from Tre Barsas City
The market shows varied activity across cattle hogs sheep and calves with mixed prices. Cattle receipts 1500 head steady to higher while hogs rise with top bids around 720 dollars for hogs and futures indicated April gains. sheep and lambs steady to higher with Texas grass sheep and yearlings trading at 70 to 87 dollars, stocker prices around 65.5 to 100. The report notes demand from packers and fluctuating bids across stock classes. J A Ricxanr
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Baneas City
Texas
J. A. Ricxanr
Probert Harris Nuptials at Harris Home
George Probert and Miss Della Harris were married last evening in the Harris home at Sh ies City with about twenty five guests present. Rev Requa officiated in a simple ceremony. The parlor was blue and white and the dining room pink and white. The couple will reside on the groom's farm southeast of Jasper.
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George Probert
Della Harris
J. M. Harris
Shies City
Requa
M. E. Church
Harris
Jasper
Shike-poke or Crane Debate At Local Hardware Store
Dick Putnam presented a damaged specimen described as a shike poke, blamed for locals misidentifying the bird. The creature, wheeled to Wes Wall the taxidermy expert, will be mounted and displayed in a hardware store window for public education. Ves argues the bird is a small crane, a point of local contention.
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Dick Putnam
Wes Wall
Wes
Ves
Missouri Pacific Plans Major Track Improvement This Year
Missouri Pacific prepares a large pace of track work this spring and summer. The railroad intends to grade and ballast every mile of its line between Pleasant Hill and points north. Hundreds of men and teams will be employed and substantial labor pay will be spent. The project is seen as a much needed improvement for the road’s patrons.
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The
Missouri Pacifico
Pleasant Hill
New Goods Arrival At Warrnate Store Tomorrow
A shipment of new goods arrives tomorrow at the Mus Warrnate store. The offer urges customers to come and see the fresh stock as it rolls in.
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Wtyle
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