Next Week Sale Details and Paisley Careers Update
Leave Next Week. G W and W O Paisley plan a public sale near Dublin next Wednesday Feb 3. W C Paisley may return to Omaha for the international corn exposition. G W Paisley becomes superintendent of a state poultry plant at Mt Pleasant. He may join an eastern firm to set up a large Idaho poultry plant near Boise. The Payette Boise irrigation project opens 420 000 acres to till in the northwest. Idaho natives pay 6 a dozen eggs and fried chicken is scarce there.
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G. W
W. O. Paisley
Dublin
Paisleys
W. C. Paielay
Omabs
G. W. Paisley
Idaho
Webb City High Faces Crowding and New Building Talk
Webb City school board grapples with fifty graduates moving to a crowded high school. The facility is at capacity, hindering performance, and a new school building is being considered though immediate relief is unlikely. The Register jokingly suggests housing new students on the roof secured by a belfry hole.
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Webb City High
Webb City School
Grttes
Register
Mackey Attends West Virginia Teachers Union Convention
Mrs N A Mackey departs to Liberal for a two day convention of WVOTU there The event ends with a diamond medal contest where no more than five will advance Readings include Stella Covert Mary Curtis Billa Richmond Lonnie Vincent Yale Corder all holding grand gold medals Rev Shanks of Oronogo preached at South Methodist Church Monday but weather postponed the evening address and he returned home at 3 30 PM
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Mra. N
Shanks of
Oronogo
South Methodist Church
Record-Long Jasper Basketball Streak Snapped by Columbus
Jasper College suffers a 28 point defeat at Columbus as slick floor and a low ceiling hindered play. The second game, at Jasper, ends in a 38 to 13 rout of Springfield by Crawford Tabler and Hatfield. Tomorrow’s Joplin clash looms as another tough test for the youths.
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Columbus
Moon
Jasper Boys
Jasper
Columbua
Springfield High
Springfield
Meyers
Greene County
Crawford
Tabler
Hatfield
Carthage
Webb City
Tabier
Rogers
Lil O
M E Church Becomes Independent Station
At a church board meeting last Monday the ME Church voted to make that church a regular station independent of country charges. The change, requested by the church, is not expected to face opposition and would take effect after conference if approved. Also, Joseph Cather and G F Wagner advertise a public sale at the Wagner farm next Tuesday February 2.
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M. E. Church Board
Mt. Moriah Church
A Quiet Wedding at Carthage
Nathan Patterson and Misa Cecil Hogan of Jasper were married by Judge Hubbard at Carthage last Saturday at six in the afternoon. The ceremony occurred with few Carthage witnesses as the couple kept the event quiet. Patterson is a well known Jasper resident connected with the First National Bank. his bride is Lizzie LaForce’s daughter. They will reside on the groom’s farm northeast of town.
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Nathan Patterson
Misa Cecil Hogan
Jasper
Lizzie LaForce
Mrs. Patterson
Rev Culmer Arrives As New Jasper Pastor
Rev Frederick Culmer, newly appointed South Methodist pastor, arrived from Morrisville last week and preached his first sermons to a large congregation. He had been teaching at Morrisville College, owned by the denomination, prior to moving to Jasper.
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Frederick Culmer
South Methodist
Morrisville
Snet Weak
Jasper
Culmer
Morrisville College
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Webb Brothers Mercantile Company
T Webb
First National Bank
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Joplin
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Opera House
Jaaper
M. E. Church
G. F. Wagner
Joseph Cather
Wagner Farm
Dr. Schooler
South Side Drug Store
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