Gossip Interest in Youth Christian Group Forms in Jasper
Community concern grows over establishing a Young Men's Christian association in Jasper. Committees from Joplin and Webb City gather data, visiting sites and contacting officials to determine feasibility. A meeting at the Presbyterian church is set for Friday night to review findings and discuss possible permanent organization.
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Christiano Church
Bb. F. Logan
C. A
Presbyterian Church
Troy
Piel Sweenood
Luerence Bolter
Frank Logan
Mateer
Werld City
Joplin
Sotar Ony
Swoetlwu
Joplin Seuginativn
Osher Bso
Webby City Institution
M. i
Jeter
Association of St. Louiv
Wurrow Oie
Annual election of First Nation bank directors
The sunk builders of the First Nation al bank held their souuasl ttution of directors inathursday which recalled in the election of the following board of Uirvetors: L. A. Gooding, Mont Mairfield, N. A. Mocks, W.C. aiackes, N. H. Pattie gon, Ji. A. ftieger and Joseph Brau ford, . AImmediately after selection the new beard tiet and elecnd the following officers v. A. Goodsey, president HH, A. Inger, vice president, N. A. Muckoy, cashier
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First National Bank
Uirvetors
L. A. Gooding
Mont Mairfield
N. A. Mocks
W.C. Aiackes
N. H. Pattiegon
Ji. A. Ftieger
Joseph Brauford
A. Inger
N. A. Muckoy
Special Meetings Planned at Presbyterian Church
Rev John B Hill visited the pastor and endorsed a series of evangelistic meetings to begin about the first of the month. Rev M H Bradley of Wisconsin Mo will direct. All are invited to attend. BF Louan, Pastor.
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John B. Hill
Home Missions
Presbyterian Church
M. H. Bradley
Wiscon
BF Louan
For Sele One Loure and Int for sale lot 150209
A fragment notes a lot for sale with unclear items described as young fruit and volt water. The text is garbled and names are not fully readable, limiting precise identification. It appears to be a classified style item with a lot number and an uncertain description.
The Jasper Mills Burn Overhaul and Change of Ownership
The Jasper Mills were overhauled with new machinery after a fire. After a couple of years the mill was sold to Mr Beckwith, who owned it at the Ore. Messrs Pulman and Doran managed it for part of the year. The mill employed four men besides the managers: J. A. Vench head miller, Boon Wiswo sid Wm. Baird assistants, and Walter Jobneur who led the sugar room.
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Beckwith
Messrs Pulman
Doran Hare
J. A. Vench
Boon Wiswo Sid Wm. Baird
Walter Jobneur
Sugius
Uncertain plan for a new mill in Jasper area
Debate over replacing the old mill with a new brick mill and electric light plant. Local capital may back a venture, with talks of a cooperative subscription. The blaze that destroyed the mill surprised residents, as some nearby lacked awareness until after the fire. Joe Veatch, the miller, was unaware until late. John Hinsman learned of the fire only after it ended.
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Dockwith
Jaaper
Rim
Carthage
Jasper
Joe Veetch
Maiden Lane
John Hinsman
The Banker's Chile in Marry Shannon’s Comedy Drama
Marry Shannons powerful comedy drama The Banker's Guild is staged at Jasper Opera House for one night only January 43. The play follows a few lives tied by simple tale and strong language with tears and laughter from the audience.
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Banker's Guild
Budee Fitch
Jasper Opera House
Reverend Ferguson Lectures In Moundville And Nearby
Rev W T Ferguson traveled to Mendenville for a large Tuesday night lecture on The Superrogation of the New Century. On Wednesday morning he spoke at Cooper Mallage about related civic themes to a gathered audience.
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W.T. Ferguson
Menndville Tueadey
Coapar
Malloge
Midland Concert Co Delights Jasper Audience
The Midland Concert Co delighted a large Jasper audience last Saturday in the Jasper Lecture course finale. Miss Robinson's high soprano impressed, while Miss Spaulding's contralto and Miss Waterman’s reading drew strong notice. Violinist Miss Stolomeo was the standout with masterful bow work, and Miss Steinman showed ease and beauty in rapid passages. The crowd felt they got full value for their money.
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Jasper
Midland Concert Co
Miss Robinson
Hamas
Misa Spaulding
Misa Waterman
Farewell Party for Sanday School Seniors at Boucher Home
A farewell gathering at J W Boucher’s Friday night honored two club members Roy Wells and Homer Lay. About fifty youths attended a lively event with games, a playful guessing contest to win a pair of eyes, and bananas, cream, and cake as refreshments.
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M. Sanday School
J W Boucher
claus—Musara Roy Wells
Homer Lay
Cupper
Vic
Jasper
Public Sale Near Town by Farmer Hust
Public sale to be held at the home of Mr Hust, a well known farmer living four miles west of town, on Tasimiday Jao the 18th. Sale includes beads, horses, cattle, hogs, farming machinery and various other items. After the sale Mr Hunt plans to visit his mother in Georgia.
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Hust
Tasimiday
Hunt
Georgia
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H. C. Montgomery Real Estate Co
Vieira
Sele
Marry Shannon
Chile
Moundville
THE
Homer
Roy Wells
First National Banke
Chowinnom Sey
Say Dopostta
Yeao
Ape Eredae
A. Mackey
Jasper, Mo
Wm, Beaty
N. A. Mackey
Osubier
Wolf Hardware
Banner Buggies
Schuttler Wagons
North Main St
Jasper, Ma
J. A. Cozatt
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