Fred Fox Weds Vera Lell Wilson in Oregon Home Ceremony
Fred Fox, once of Jasper, now a decade resident of Imbler Oregon, married Vera Lell Wilson last Wednesday evening at the bride’s parents home. The groom is the youngest son of H. F. Fox of Jasper and is remembered by many locals who congratulate him on starting married life. Rev W C Thompson and family left for Seneca to visit relatives. Rev Thomas will fill the M E church pulpit this Sunday.
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Fred Fox
Jasper
Imbler
Ore
Vera Lell Wilson
H. F. Fox
Jas
Per
Seneca
Thompson
M. E. Church
E. _L. Thomas
More Cars for the Missouri Pacific Lines
Contracts let on the seventh for fifty passenger cars to Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain lines. Eleven chair cars, eight coaches, two divided coach cars by Pullman. Fifteen baggage and four mail cars by American Car & Foundry at St Charles. All steel construction with safety devices. Electric lighting, mahogany finish, plush seats, modern heating.
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Missowri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Aew
Pullman Company
American Car & Foundry Company
St. Charles
Strop
Freight Wreck Disrupts Jasper Yard Trains
A southbound freight derailed six cars in Jasper yards last Wednesday afternoon after a truck blocked the track. One car overturned and all six sustained damage while the train, moving about five miles per hour, was leaving the yards after a brief stop for a late passenger. Cleanup dragged into Thursday morning delaying all trains as lines used a side track and curves outside the yards.
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Jasper
Depot Inspector Visits Jasper Station Improvements Favored
Depot Inspector Jewell of the Missouri Pacific visited Jasper last Thursday. A committee will arrive soon to assess desirable and practicable improvements at the Jasper station. Under President Bush the company is spending heavily on upgrades, and Jasper is likely to receive its fair share. Jewell indicated the report to St. Louis would be favorable to Jasper, citing the need for better station accommodations.
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Jewell
Mo. Pacific
Jasper
Bush
St. Louis
Insurrectos Lose Again at Carthage Showdown
Buck Kitterman and the Insurrectos invaded Carthage last Sunday and returned home scalp ed after tangling with the Carthage Stone Co. team. The locals, who had beaten Insurrectos earlier, held a close game as the visitors finished one run behind, 7 to 6, per Tn- Surrectos and local spectators.
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Buck Kitterman
Insurrectos
Carthage
Carthage Stone Co
Burglary At Schooler Elevator Seizes Rifle
A burglar pried a window in the Schooler elevator Saturday night and stole a Stevens repeating rifle owned by Perry Conner. Two boxes of rifle shells were left behind near the scene. Conner appeals to the thief to return the shells by calling at the elevator between sunrise and sunset.
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Schooler
Perry Coiner
Conner
Jasper Baseball Outlook Slim Sees Season Halted
Jasper fans face a shortened season as gaps in the lineup force cancellation of Sunday games at Lockwood. Key infielders Crawford and Burkett have joined Lamar for a month, Wes Wolf is out for the season, and Persinger sprained his pitching arm last Thursday. Buck Kitterman’s Insurrectos and the kids must carry the rest of 1941.
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Jasper
Lockwood
Crawford
Burkett
Lamar
Wes Wolf
Persinger
Golden City
Buck Kitterman
New Handwriting System Adopted in Carthage Schools
At a board of education meeting Carthage district unanimously approved a new handwriting system the Ransom érian to be taught in all grades A Kansas City instructor will train local teachers The board also planned a September 1 opening and elected Miss Sylvia Judd to fill the first grade vacancy at Franklin school Miss Rebekah Harris was chosen for a Central school vacancy Carthage Democrat
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Board of Education
Carthage
Kansas City
Sylvia Judd
Anna Judd
Pranklin
Rebekah Harris
Bold accusation in Clinton man flags new healing remedy
Accused of stealing, E. B. Chamberlain of Clinton Me alleges Hucklan's Armes Salve steals pain from burns, sores, boils, piles, cuts, corns, sprains and injuries. He claims the remedy provides relief unmatched by others and directs readers to visit H. F. Pitts for it.
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E. B. Chamberlain
Clinton
Hucklan
H. F. Pitts
Bring us Your Cream We pay highest market price
Local ad from Hammond offers top market price for cream. The notice quotes contact point with an outreach tone and emphasizes prompt, fair payment for dairy producers in the area.
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H, Hammond
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