Hackney Nominee Triumph in Fifteenth District Primaries
In the Democratic primaries for Missouri’s Fifteenth District Hackney carried all counties except Barton and Lawrence. Daugherty and McNatt carried Barton and Lawrence, with Hackney winning Jasper and other counties by large margins. Final county tallies show Hackney leading overall with 170 in Newton, 340 in Vernon, and heavy support in Jasper and Lawrence areas.
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Fan
Unl
Themocrate
Thomas Lively
Carthage
Bartod Lawrence
D.lerty
McNatt
Hackney
Jasper Duty Hockney
Webb
Daugherty Cars
Webb City
Carterville
Jasper
Daugherty
Duval Cas
Carytown
Burton
Newton
Long Property Sought in Town Purchase by L Ewart
L Ewart of Monett bought the Whittaker place across the railroad to the southwest part of town from Mrs Longkoowo through Larrick and Spaidt for 1000. He is an old Civil War comrade of J P Johnston and plans to move from Monett to take possession immediately. Boucher and Son will pay top cash for beef hides. Maple syrup 35 cents a quart at Stratton’s.
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BR L Ewart
Monoettime
Larrick and Spaid
Longkoowo
Boucher and Son
Temperance Meeting Supports Local Option in Jasper County
A large crowd attended the annual temperance meeting at the Christian Church Sunday night. Rev. G. C. Loch presided and spoke on the purpose of the gathering in support of the local option campaign for Jasper County.
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Christian Church
Jasper County
G. C. Loch
Spaid buggy wreck after horse kicks injure couple
Mr and Mrs Wes Spaid were driving when a dog spooked their horse on north Main. The horse kicked, wrecking the buggy and injuring Mr Spaid with a broken bone in his hand while Mrs Spaid sustained bruises and a torn dress. The pair escaped with minor to moderate injuries as the horse fled east.
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Wea
Spaid
North Main Street
Wes
Mr. Spaid
Mira Spaid
Clerical leaders discuss liquor crime and local option
Rev. B F Logan presented on criminal aspects of liquor traffic. Rev. O W Jones condemned the whiskey trade as anarchistic. Prof Binecti described steps for local option in the county. Petitions circulated among attendees gathered numerous signatures from tas county residents.
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B. F. Logan
O. W. Jones
Binecti
Tas County
Mercer Street incident halted by McClintock arrival
Mercer Street was stopped when William McClintock grasped the bridle reins, preventing a potential crisis. No further details are available on what might have occurred without his timely intervention.
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Mercer Street
Wm McClintock
Rebekahs Set Initiation At Ball Next Tuesday Night
Seven or eight candidates are to be initiated at the Rebekah ball next Tuesday night July 10. The degree staff from Lamar will perform the work and all members are urged to attend and enjoy ice cream and cake. Captain,
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Rebekah
Lamar
Missionary from China to Speak at Two Churches
A Chinese missionary from the Methodist Episcopal Church South recently returned after twelve years in China will speak next Sunday at 11 am in the Southern Methodist Church and at 1 pm in the Christian Church. Everyone is invited to attend and also to take Part of Your Eggs to Crandall Bros for cash or trading value. Fresh groceries meats and produce offered at Flour Feed and Coal in any quantity at Jesper Elevator.
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Miss Levertt
Missionary Methodist Episcopal Church South
China
Southern Methodist Church
Christaan
Crandall Bros
Jesper
All Was Quiet in Jasper on July Fourth
The Fourth of July passed quietly in Jasper with most businesses closed and residents traveling to celebrate elsewhere, some heading toward Lamar.
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Jasper
Lamar
Picnic parties and townsfolk seek fishing amid careless costs
Alba Carthage Lakeside and other places host picnics while two citizens J Waldron and W. Peterson seek a day of fishing. Those remaining in town waste time and corm per bushel remains a casual concern as a new car arrives and H L Tallman at the Jasper Elevator notes prices.
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Alba
Carthage
Lakeside
J. Waldron
W. Peterson
Lowenstein Wins $2500 After Third Trial in Damages Case
Carl Lowenstein won $2500 in a third trial against the Mo Pac railway for injuries suffered when his wagon sank on a railroad crossing near Jesper depot. The case, long and bitterly contested, may be appealed to the supreme court after a circuit court verdict.
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Ooerta
Carl Lowenstein
Mo Pac Railway
Jauper
Jdapor Cously
Lowen
Jesper
Wee
Supreme Court
Cyclone Strikes Lakewood New Mexico Trashing Home
Mrs E Lauderbaugh of Lakewood reports a Tuesday cyclone that destroyed their home and crops. She, Roy Bennett, and another occupant escaped to the barn as hail pummeled the area. Mrs Lauderbaugh suffered several injuries from hail stones, some as large as a hen egg.
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Henry Cather
E . Lauderbaugh
Lakewood
New Mexico
Mra Lasderbaugh
Roy Bennett
Lauderbaugh
Burketts 3 m Routh offers sweet potato plants near Jasper
Readable listing notes a good assortment of sweet potato plants at Burketts 3 miles from Routh, east of Jasper, with responsible party M M Borer named. Also advertised are eight loaves of bread for 25 cents at Boucher and Sons.
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Burketts
Jasper
M.M. Borer
Boucher and Sons
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Texas
Burgner-Bowman Lumber CO
Daugherty Canied
Barton and
Lawrence
L. Ewart of
Menett
Stratton's
the Jasper Bakery
Union Fleeting
Wes Spaid
Joyce & Lee
Rebekahs
J. W. Boucher & Son
City of Jasper, Mo
H. L. Tallman
Lowenstein
Mo. Pac
Railway
Nowars
Great McCormick
Opera House
Dasper, Be
J.A. Cozatt
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