H. O. Earl Injured in a Runaway
A runaway west of town yesterday injured H O Earl with two broken ribs and a smashed buggy. Reuben Smith and another Gulick farm employee drove hay frames from Jasper when their first team collided with Irvin Rice on a bicycle. The second team bolted, the wagon tipped, and the horses pulled the buggy apart as they fled westward. Earl, driving west, was struck as the runaway teams passed, but the drivers came to assist. Smith was hurt and excited, awaiting Dr. Knott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.O. Earl
Reuben Smith
Frank Gulick
Jasper
Gulick Farm
Irvin Rice
Smith
Rice
West Bridge
Mr. Earl
Mr. Smith
Dr. Knott
Dressed Mr Earl a hurta and Dr King Attend Mr Smith
Dressed Mr Earl a hurta and Dr King went out today to attend to Mr Smith. We understand both men are doing very well though Mr Earl at least will be off duty for some time.
Indians and Sox Facessh record crowd at Ward Grounds
Indians from Oklahoma and Kansas reservations bring a star lineup including Dine Jacket Archigurtin and Sockalexis to oppose the Sox at Ward grounds for a two day event Friday and Saturday. The visitors recently wrapped a successful Oklahoma Texas trip and strong interest signals a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Jasper
Oknhoma and
Kinsie
Sox
Ward
Redmen
Dine Jacket
Archigurtin
Sockalexis
Blue Jacket
Archiquetts
Western Laugders and Sockalexia Was With the Old Cleveland
Spidera
Wos
Oklahoma
Texas
Lamar's Third Fire Destroys Stores
A third fire in Lamar began in a northwest square bookstore early this morning. The blaze raged through three buildings before being stopped, wiping out five businesses including Hrown Clothing Co though they saved stock. The cause remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar
Hrown Clothing Co
Bumper Crop Tales Sweep Missouri Papers
A flood of reports on oversized garden yields fills Missouri papers as yearend stories. Jasper residents boast a 30 ounce Ponderosa tomato, while Bolivar letters defend the claim, and other columns describe giant pumpkins and oversized corn ears observed by Lamar Democrat correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jasper
OC. C. Swanson
Bolivar
John Bowers Marries Verda Horton At Elgin Illinois
Word reached from Elgin Illinois of the marriage between former Jasper boy John Bowers and Miss Verda Horton daughter of a local rancher. The ceremony occurred Saturday in July and the couple settled in a cottage prepared by the groom. John had been in the northwest for two years and is the son of Mrs A R Bowers of Jasper. The wedding came as a surprise to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Ora
Jasper
John Bowers
Verda Horton
Jono
North West
Eigio
Mire. A. R. Bowers
John
Notice to pay debts by September first
To Whom It May Concern September Ist in our settling time If you owe us we expect it by that time We prefer the money to your note We have two good banks they prefer the rotea If you enn't raise the money then we will take your note as all ac counts dus us must be settled Septem ber Ist We owed it and if we have sold you goods on time it was with the un derstanding we were to have cash- September 1st Notice Pay Up All parties owing me accounts are reg ulated to call and settle at once 14am closing up my business in Jaeper 2t Mre O E Campnare
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Eureka Springs
Arkansas
Swift
Jasper County
Tennessee
Osborne
Krazier
Mandt, Bain and Shuttler
Peter
Pingree
Walkover
Bar Grocery
Jaeper
Mre
O. E
Local visitors and farm notes from Diamond era
Miss Nettie Austin visits Mrs. Charley Nett Miss Minnie Cremer of Pittsburg and Miss Marie Tucker of Joplin visit Frank Woods this week. John Buggard finishes baling bay on McCubbins pasture and will bale on Mr Price’s east Duval. Wil Wood travels to Pittsburg Sunday with melons. Mrs Add Sharp of Kansas City visits Mr Berry bill Tuesday.
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Nettie Austin
Charley Nett
Minnie Cremer
Pittsburg
Marie Tucker
Joplin
Frank Woods
Jobn Buggard
Baling Bay
McCubbins
Mr. Price
Duval
Wil! Wood
Mrs
Add Sharp
Kansas City
Berry Bill
Be Sure of Your Drugstore for Summer Health
Hot weather brings disease risk and the need for pure drugs. The piece warns that many druggists are careless or unscrupulous, urging readers to trust their chosen drugstore. It promises affordable tonics and laxatives to keep shoppers in fighting order until cooler weather returns.
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Webb Brothers [Mercantile Company
H. O. Earl
Jasper Farmer
Bank of
Holivar Herald
Swanson
C. C. Swanson
Hiram Griffith
Hiram
Hiramesye
Lamar Democrat
George Schreiner
Benedict
H. E. Stevens
Dr. Schooler
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