Wardlow Faces Serious Charge In Jasper
Jas Wardlow, a resident for several years in the west, caused a disturbance during Jasper’s Fourth celebration. He struck Officer Ward with a shared weapon during an attempted arrest, was jailed overnight on $1000 bond, and to appear before Justice Holmes tomorrow morning on drunkenness and resisting an officer charges. The paper notes Wardlow’s bid to upgrade the penalty, which newsroom officials had not yet granted.
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Historic Spring Dry For First Time In Town History
For the first time in living memory Sarcoxie’s famed spring, once the water works source, has run dry. The town, Jasper County’s oldest, notes the spring’s long history of ample flow and attributes the unusual condition to recent growth. Locals expect rain to restore the spring soon.
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The Question of Cost for State Rate Rebuild
The article debates property tax changes and a proposed state rate effective August 1. It analyzes the impact on homeowners, noting assessed values, probate costs, and capital taxes. It argues the proposition would attract business, improve records, and fund a new capitol, urging support to secure two thirds approval.
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The Short and Long Hall Referendum Debate
Voters are urged to weigh two tax options for a new capital proposition. The choice pits two bond sizes and tax periods against each other with an August election to decide. Advocates claim both paths lead to similar overall costs, but prefer one due to duration.
Who Should Vote Yes For Capitol Rebuild Campaign
A fragmented call urges August voters to back rebuilding the state capital. It argues capital removal is needed, promises safety and fireproofing, and claims major economic and civic benefits from a new capital building. It targets Missourians and urges participation in a grand statewide effort.
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Drouth Hangs On Critics Weather Forecasts
The report notes an ongoing drought with scant rainfall over ten days and extreme heat. A July forecast by DeVoe predicts violent thunderstorms at various dates, hot waves in the Missouri Valley, cool and pleasant spells, and heavy Pacific storm systems bringing rain staying west of the Rockies.
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Prof Harris Accepts Shelbyville Superintendent Post
Prof A S Harris former Jasper school superintendent accepts Shelbyville Mosthoals superintendency for next year at a salary not specified. Shelbyville, county seat of Shelby County, boasts a fine $20,000 school building and a high ranking district. Harris is praised as an up to date teacher who elevated Jasper’s schools.
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New Directories Ready for Local Telephone Listings
The new telephone directories are ready for use. Call at Central or at News office to pick up or subscribe.
Question on State Response to Lightning Threats and Property Loss
The text muses on how a state should respond if a disaster strikes and whether protection for the county is adequate. It contemplates binding a new effort to prevent further harm, referencing state offices and legislature meetings to address the issue and protect scarce resources.
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