Joyce and Lee Bridge Site Inquiry At County Court
A tour of potential bridge sites along Lang and Brown Fords near Coon Creek east of the city was led by Judge Wightman and Disot with Judge Mulibard present. Officials eyed Uroin Creek sites at Lang and Lirewe, planned to pick the best location, and noted past promises were not fulfilled due to funding. Local officials hosted a dinner with Judge Ivntera and family in attendance, while mathews discussed revisions and water levels. Nancy Ane Holmes, longtime resident and mother of C Weston and David A Molmes, died early Wednesday aged 77 years 4 months 2 days. funeral services were held at Baptist church with interment at unkard church.
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Wulber
Dodge
Nancy Ane Holmes
Indy
Borhotuw
Bie
C. Weston
David A. Molmes
Baptist
J. R. Wythe
Unkard Church
Fie Holmes
Souther
Indiana
Anthony Holmes
Kansas
Jasper
Petie
Bereuw
Notable Move Shifts People To Mound Valley Kans
Local residents Brad Woo Whorey and Mea Peery with child departed Tuesday for Mound Valley Kansas to take charge of household duties for a coming term. Friends express worry at their departure yet extend best wishes for prosperity and happiness in their new home.
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Brad Woo
Unclear text fragment mentions wedding and funeral in Preston
The fragment notes a young man named Callent, connected to Preston Cathy Modern Woodsmen, engaged to Miss Conn of Preston, with insurance. A funeral at Preston church Sunday afternoon drew a large crowd, led by Rev G C Loch, with Woodmen at the grave, and interment at Cedar Ulu cemetery.
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Watford
Agnarx
Callent
Itis Enki Way
Miss Conn
Preston
Preston Cathy Modern Woodsmen
Bia Sinker
M. FE
Largo
Toad Delivery Sparks Small Town Mail Mystery
Postmaster Wade received a horned toad in Sunday’s mail that escaped its box. The note says it came from Mrs Daifer’s brother in Western Kansas and cost two cents to ship from Western Kansas to Jasper. Nedliv and Rebtwia Crow, local residents, bought the E. KE Hoffaw place on North Main Street for 7 dollars as an investment. Mrs Ul Taller reportedly bought the Albert Horton place north of the Yoffa property.
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Wale
Wade
Kansas
Mise Daler
Woeatern Kanau
Jasper
Mision Nedliv
Rebtwia Crow
Nist
E. KE. Hoffaw Place
North Main Street
Iin Investment
Urul Taller
Albert Horton Place
Yoffa Place
Soldiers Meeting at Post Ball Saturday
GARK calls all old soldiers to assemble at the post ball on Saturday at 9 p.m. Aug Byers serves as Quartermaster, inviting veterans to attend the gathering.
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LY Byers
Married an Indian romance of a Jasper girl
Miss May Glase, a former Jasper resident, wed Alfred Scott, a full blooded Apache Indian. The ceremony occurred in Los Angeles, California, and the couple plans to live near Phoenix on the McDowell street area, where Scott will teach at the local school. Glase, a former Phoenix Indian School teacher, had mentored Scott, a Southern California native and blacksmith, during his studies. The union follows a period of public scrutiny and personal closeness, with both parties returning to the city to start life together.
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Ming May Glase
Jasper
Low Angren
Cal
Miss Glase
Government Roding School
Phoenix
Ariapan
Loa Angloe Examiner
Prints& Good Tieeouss
Mike Gisse
Company
Phounia
Los Angeles
May Cilas
Phoouls Indian
Alfred Scott
Littlu; Pick
Mise Giase
Alferd Boott
Alfred Scot
California
Axcellent
Poe
Gress
Eae
Migs Glase
Scatt
Hin Les
LWA
Misa Chase
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Grandma Holmes
Jasper, MO
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Ladiana
Lorien
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Joyoo & Lee
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