Jasper County Declares Judicial Candidacies in Primary
Announcement to Jasper County voters by J W Hallibunu and J D Perking seeking Democratic party primaries for Circuit Court Judge Division No 1 in Jasper County Plyiston No 1. The notices indicate candidacies subject to August primaries.
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Circuit Court
Jasper County
J. W. Hallibun
Bark
Hin
Te County
Eastern District
Janper County
W. Meredith
Clark Ale Aa
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Circuit Court of
Plyiston No. 1
Democratic Rty
J. D. Perking
Sunday News of Jasper Route 2 Community
Miss Luna Dixon and neighbors spent Sunday at N M Dixon's home. Jack Budd of Arizona dies of tuberculosis. Terry Wescott ill with measles. Funeral of Study Henley at Friends Church. Homer Dixon with Ralph Starrett. El Collier moves to Larussel. W H Lukens visits from Carthage. Farmers widen gravel culverts. Lynnland and Dixie schools close Friday. Cor respondents urged to mail letters by Monday.
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M. Jacks
Francs
J. B. Jacka
Webb City
Holma Wisby
Joplin
Chas. Wescott
N. M. Dixon
Elmer Pugh
Jack Budd
Arizona
Terry Wescott
Study Henley
Friends Church
Carthage
Lula Lawson
Lucy Hille
Mary Lawson
Ws. McCune
Deafness Cure Claims and False Remedies Exposed
A damaged ad-like fragment criticizes local ear ailment cures and asserts deafness cannot be cured by topical applications. It mentions a supposed universal remedy, a claim of a prize offer, and references to a dubious paste or glandular therapy, typical of scam promotions in old newspapers.
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Denineas
Toledo
Obia
Agniane
Pauly
Lebanon social notes recount visits and local life
Miss Zoam Andrews and Geo Redmond with family visited Sunday alongside Mrs. Prank Grow of Jasper. Several neighbors and relatives spent Easter and Sunday with family, including Stansberry, Ray, Selvor, and Woodrow households. A marriage announcement for Karl Ray of Oakwood Oklahoma to Nanette Ralston of Taloga Oklahoma was noted. Church services at Lebanon Church were moved to the second Sunday of each month.
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Geo, Redmond and
Familly
Mrs. Prank Grow
Jasper
Tree
Mather Phillips
Beulah
Bernice Stans
Barry
Zoe High
Vernie Ray
Henry Goodrich
Lamar
Ed. Russel
Webb City
Fred Winter
Edith Selxor
Genevi Tex
Zoah
Ocie Andrews
Thacker
Geo. Swift
Rene Haile
Duenweg
McCullum
Frank Selsor
Hattie Rex
Wm. Lyman
Eye
Lebanon Church
Bro. Hayes
Funeral for Mrs Louis Gresham Held at Brethren Church
The funeral of Mrs Louis Gresham, who died Saturday night at her parents home, Mr and Mrs John Smelser, was held Sunday at the Brethren Church. A large crowd gathered to pay respects as mourners offered sympathy. In neighborhood notes, an Easter egg roast was enjoyed at the Merman Kotsch place. King School elected Dora Keeler to teach next term. The posts mention various local visits and health improvements among residents.
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Louis Gresham
John Smelser
Brethren Church
Merman Kotsch Place
Beans of King School
Nashville couples wed and Easter visits noted
Forrest Letton and Miss Naomi Senseny wed last Thursday and reside near the Vierce farm east of town. Easter was spent with relatives by Walter Pingree and wife, Rev Mr Giggy and wife, and Ernest Pingree at G. S. Larue’s home. Jay Kirby and wife visited Mrs Kirby’s mother, Mrs Geo Larue, and Dewey Laugh is employed at Minden. Ora Kerr and wife visited Mr Kerr’s parents at Asbury, while Geo Larue was in Jasper.
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Forrest Letton
Naomi Senseny
Walter Pingree
Carthage
S.H. Williams
Rev
Mr. Giggy
Ernest Pingree
G. S. Larue
Jay Kirby
Ora Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Asbury
Geo, Larue
Jasper
Mons
Women shrink from modesty in pleas for help
The article discusses nervous debility as a cause of many female complaints and portrays Tanlac as a reconstruction tonic to strengthen nerves and improve digestion. It notes Tanlac’s use for stomach, liver, kidney troubles and mucous membrane conditions, and mentions availability at HF Pitts Drug Store in Jasper.
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HF. Pitts Drug Store
Death visits Diamond with two young losses
The community mourns Henry Obergfeldt age fifteen after a measles illness and Sittby Henley age ten and nine months after a spinal and brain complication. Henry was buried at the German Cemetery after services at his home and the German Church. Sittby was laid to rest in Friends Cemetery east of Alba with a brief cemetery service. Sympathy notes go to both families as local obituaries note their kindness and friendship.
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Andy Obergfelds
Henry
Friends
Alba
Grace Gulick
Milton
Carthage
Beulih
Hazel Wood
Miss Merton
Lynnland
Violet Henderson
Messers
John Pfander
Roy Snyder
Vernie Byera
Fred Moser
Mize Alpha Ennis
Link Milton
Jack Budd
Arizona
Far Oaks
Agner
Seasoned Wood Increases Fiber Content By 10 Percent
The effect of seasoning wood is to bring into the same space 10 per cent more fibers than when the wood was green.
Insolence and Optimism Reflected in Brief Aphorisms
A fragmentary, reflective note contrasts insolence as masked pride with optimism and acts of kindness. The phrases suggest a philosophical musing on social behavior and reciprocity, highlighting how perceived insolence masks pride and how small deeds of kindness may be repaid, though often scantily.
Bananas Grow in 176 Varieties Worldwide
The article notes that no fewer than 176 distinct kinds of bananas are cultivated globally, highlighting the fruit's wide diversity across regions.
Acetylene Lighting Spreads Across French Towns
Acetylene lighting is now used in more than 260 towns in France and in portions of Algeria under French governance. The move highlights a widespread adoption of acetylene illumination for urban streets.
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France
Algeria
Chinese Census Duty Counts Households Each Year
The oldest master of every ten houses tallies the families and compiles a list to send to the imperial tax house, describing a curious annual census in China.
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China
Tanlac Exclusive Agency Advertising Opportunity
Exclusive agency for Tanlac will be awarded to one merchant in each city town and crossroad nationwide. For full particulars and advertising plans write Tanlac Company 526 Shubert Bldg. Kansas City Mo.
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Tanlac
Tanlac Company
Shubert
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Jasper News
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Jaaper
Bingle
Ozark Press Association
Migcourt
Jaaper County
E. McCoy
Luna Dixon
Lebanon
Zoam Andrews
Mors
W. PF
Kina
Nashville
Mra, Charles Elting
Katie York
Schooler
Berryhill
Aline Osborpas
Castlebury
York
Wardlow
Lunt
Buck Frazier
A. Osborn
Family
King Quality Shoes
W. H. Woods
Robert Horton
Bert Webb
King Quality
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Farmers Cooperative Elevator
J. P. Leiss
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