Halli for Circuit Court Judge Announces Candidacy
Jasper County Missouri voters are informed that J W Halli announces candidacy for Judge of the Circuit Court Division No 1. The nomination follows the Democratic party primaries and August primary decisions.
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Jasper County
Missouri
Circuit Court of
Ag County
J. W. Halli
Earl
Castern District
Assengor
J. W. Meredith
Clark Ale
Couneonty
Democratic Party
T Pesetg
Social notes from Blue and Bethel district
Miss Epwa Yap es and John Wardlow visited Drue Sharp and Frank Wardlow. Several families, including Mitchells, Mc Kibbenes, Ruckels, and Yates, hosted visitors and shared meals over the weekend. Community members attended rock party and church gatherings, with numerous calls and visits among neighbors. A death in the Panes family prompted travel to Kansas, and several residents were briefly feted or hosted at local homes.
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John Wardlow
Drue Sharp
Frank Wardlow
Fred Mitchell
Delos McKibben
Earl Ruckel
Lee Mitchell
Vera Hobson
King
Violet Lbudd
Lmer Pugh
Leah
Maude Arner
Beatrice
Juanita Onstott
Emma
Edna Yates
John King
George Lilly
John Hagen
Harris Coleman
Frank Arner
Grandma Garrett
Lesley Garrett
John
Charley King
Len Quillin
Lesbey Garrett
M.buzsard
Bethel
Mises Emma
Will Wood
Dixie
George Quillin
Guy Amer
Hurley Brown
Brows
Walt McPeak
Joplin
Prine
John Watkins
John Fields
Kansas
Ware
Ata
George
Brous
Frida
Social gathering includes Rising Sun residents Saturday night
Neri Lows Miss J Plossie and Nina Patterson hosted eight guests, with Mae Wood Oneta Patterson Dorothy Patterson Alma Gresham Ethel Gresham Nettie Lowe Joe Smith Don Werd John Lowe Charlie Patterson Earl Patterson Clarence Gresham George Wood and Harry Hille attending. The event was described as enjoyable by all. Local notices recount visits, illnesses and routine chores among neighbors including Teeter Wood Patterson and Gresham families, fishing trips, sleighs and a saw mill plan, plus a low illness in Mrs. Louis Gresham and chilleramorous episode for Luther Wescott’s family.
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J Plossie
Nina Patterson
Mae Wood
Oneta Patterson
Dorothy Patterson
Alma
Ethel Gresham
Nettie Lowe
Joe Smith
Don Werd
John Lowe
Charlie
Earl Patterson
Clarence Gresham
George Wood
Harry Hille
Emery Teeter
Mra
CatMert
King
Miley
Dave Lowe
Abel Teeter
Golda Phipps
Clarence Simmons
Charlie Patterson
Don Ward
Wilford Patterson
Dick Patterson
Dorothy
Earl
Luther Wescott
Family
Joe
Gene Smith
Carthage
Robert Gresham
Fred
Andrew
Barcoxie
Roy Carter
Elmer Barkley
John Gresham
Miss Oneta Patterson
Nina
Flossie Patterson
Ed Calvert
King Schoolhouse
Abe Teeter
Louis Gresham
Fred Gresham
James Bowers
Mall
Emery Tee- Dick Patterson
James Wnine
Frank King
Riley Ning
Anna Strong
Mollie Greshwin
Omer Webb
Ward
Mmery Teeter
Thomas Patterson
Frogsie Patterson
Sinelaer's
Louis Uresham
Urink Smith and Sons
James Kincott
Miss Nettie Lowe
Flossie
Marlay
Firandpa
Grandma Wood
Will Wood
Deafness Cure Claim From Catarrh Remedy
An advertisement states deafness caused by catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It touts Mall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo Ohio and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured by the product. It also promotes a remedy for constipation.
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Tatiana
Mall
Bold Henet A CO
Toledo
Ohio
Dearie
Tanlac marketed as remarkable record breaker in event
Remarkable record for Tanlac cited as one million bottles sold by a date after its introduction. The article claims Tanlac’s popularity stems from merit, endorsements by professionals, and relief of stomach liver and kidney disorders. It notes that one bottle can help. longer use aids chronic cases. Available in Jasper at H F Pitts Drug Store.
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United States
Tanlac
Beat
H. F. Pitts
Correspondents urged to mail letters by Monday deadline
Correspondents are asked to mail their letters in time to reach the office by Monday evening. The appeal emphasizes prompt submission to ensure inclusion in the next edition.
Local Social Roundup Sees Many At Family Gatherings
The article lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits among families in the area. Names include Strecker, McConnell, Follmer, Gill, Ballard, Sunderland, Isenmann, Hubbard, and several others with gatherings at homes such as Will Strecker's, Mrs Follmer's, and Frank Isenmann's. It notes a surprise birthday party for Mrs Will McConnell and a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Elmer Foster after their move.
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Herschel Madfordtind
Will Strecker
Dirl McConnell
Fern Thacker
Lucy Strecker
Ross McConnell
Oscar Follmer
Dye Sunderland
Martella
Mattie Gill
Leonard Seeln J
Gladys Ballard
Frank Isenmann
Arthur Probert
E. K. Hubbard
Carl McConnell
Jim Thacker
Misa Hattle Gill
Clint Lemasters
Will McConnell
Aurprise
Henry Martin
Edith Keener
Julia Strecker
Walker Hubbard
Lela Boyd
Albert Schell
Bloomingdale
Philip Campbell
Marion Owings
Jasper Owings
Charlie Ballard
Gladys
Elmer Foster
W. L. Carter
Mike Trenmann
Henry
John Woodard
Joy Mackey
Alden Shell
Robert White
Mike Isenmann
John Carter
W. C. Mackey
Fred Isenmann
Joplin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jasper
Ozark Press Association
Primcriey
Dr. E. McCoy
Blue
Epwa Yapes
Miss Neri Lows
T. B., Hanimond
Tanlac Company
Shubert
Ia, W. Radford Auctioneer
Mrs
Carl Ballard
Joe Powell
John Isenmann
John Hubbard
Sunderland
Farmers Cooperative Elevator
J. P. Leiss
Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co
Jasper, Missouri
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