Summer Goods Move Fast in Warm Weather Sale
Our line of Summer Goods moves rapidly under warmer weather demand. Many desirable items may not return this season, so buy now. Shoes show good value at Right Prices, with Ladies' Low Shoes at 1.25. Fresh groceries daily and specialty items. Teas and coffees praised. Extracts include Strawberry, Raspberry, Banana, Pineapple, Orange along with Gillette's and Souder's Lemon and Vanilla flavors.
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Lear
Gillett’s and Souder’s
Jasper’s Big Fourth of July Celebration Draws Large Crowd
The Fourth of July in this city drew an immense crowd despite a prior rain. Train arrivals from Lamir and the north brought visitors as countryfolk flooded in by midmorning. A program in the city park featured prayers, the Declaration of Independence, and a fine address by Roy Sullens. Parading decor showcased pink, white, and yellow themes with riders on carriages, a bicycle contingent, and judges observing from Lamar. Prizes went to Rhoads-Deardorff-Bayne-Hoogh for a two-horse turnout, with other top awards to Larrick-Frick and Dallas and special bicycle prizes.
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Lamir
Mra. J
Roy, Sullens
Webb City
Roy Sullens
Rev. Jones
Coafirman Larrick
Dioper
E. L. Lauderbaugh
Cather
Chaos Loiss
Leola Loins
J. D. Harbur
Minos Rhoads
Deardorff
Bayne
Hooch
Surrey
Larrick
Frick
el Lauderbaugh
Wee Spaid
Lace Embree
Flower Parade Dazzles Jasper After Dinner Crowd
The Flower Parade in Jasper drew praise as one of the most beautiful sights. Led by Dr. B. A. Gooding in a clown suit of orange yellow with sunflowers, the procession started at Maiden Lane and Fifth Direct, followed by the band and white clad participants including Mrs. E. C. and Misses Lillie Rhoades and Anna Dear.
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Jas
Maiden Lane
A. Gooding
Mra. E. C
Misees Lillie Rhoades
Anna Dear
Jasper Midgets Beat Lamar BoatYots In Morning Baseball
Jasper wins 13 to 6 as Logan Bayles pitches well for Jasper in a free morning game. The afternoon clash between Jasper's first and Lamar's first teams is noted as decisive, with continued coverage on page 4.
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Jasper
Lamar BoatYots
Marning
Jasper Boys
Lamarites
Logan Bayles
Lamar
Eames
Almost a cyclone battering northern districts
A Friday night storm blew through the area causing significant damage. Houses and barns toppled, fruit trees uprooted, and a large barn torn apart near Jasper. Frank Oldfort’s barn and home suffered severe damage eight miles east, with fences and grain laid flat. A. W. Unsully’s sister’s burial occurred at Mitchell graveyard after her death in Carthage.
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Crowsy
Sod
Jasper Wire
Frank Oldfort
Frank Woods
A. W. Unsully
Joseph Magers
Carthage
Jasper
Mitchell
City
Town Notes and Local Occurrences Snapshot
Tom Hardaway recovers after a heart issue on the eve of the fourth as doctors and rubbing bring him around. A Muth odiet church delegation plans to scrub church seats to ease service comfort. Ned Howekl visits Spend Fourth from Ft. Smith, Arkansas, with parents, returning Monday. Local farming and family news include Mr Cink and son Leonard visiting from Columbus, and Mrs Hoots visiting from Kansas City. A public sale by Frank King, cattle and horses, set for Wednesday. Epworth League appoints officers at the Methodist church. Found a locket and chain. owner to claim at the office.
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Ned Howekl
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
Frank King
Jaapor
Mrs. King
von Lert
Los Angles
California
Cy Smith
Chilires
Luthar Hardaway
Little Son
Cape Boling
Joplin
Clyde Wallar
Sarcorie
Purse Lost On Train Between Jasper And Carthage
A pocketbook containing 104 dollars disappeared on a passenger train between Jasper and Carthage. Mr. Mo Harker, from this city, says he drew the money in Jasper to pay his brother but the pocketbook vanished while he rode toward Carthage. Searches by conductor, porter, and others failed to locate the missing item. Harker believes it was left in a seat and is coordinating with Webb City authorities to recover it. Two local men, W Spaid and Tom Mundaway, left for Colorado Springs yesterday.
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Mo Harker
Harker
Carthage
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Hastings
Ando
Irmense
He Palace Restaurant
Nat. Bank
M. A. Foger
Barras
Nere
Tom Hardaway
Goon
Muthodiet Church
Mr. Bt Cink
Leonard
Columbus
Rev. and
Mra Watson
Mrs. Hoots
Janperle Dows
Kanone City
Frelods
Butler's
Guides City
Webb Bros
C. Roberts
J. C. Roberts
Tibia City
Mr. Roberts
van Vory
Carl Junction
Mra Jolito Fairfield
Carl Jugellon
Asbury
Goar
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Misa Nellie Boucher
1St View
Warren Lino
Mra
Warren Léon
Minn Ciara Bayne
Mixa Nirm Dray
Roy Houcher
Min Edas Houck
Mra. B.C. Lowe
Kizaie, Faooie
Kate
T. J. Lowe
Nevada
Mra. J. Acoznit
T. H. Lowe
Meadet Street Point
Donna Embree
Pittsburg
Kansas
Beso
Embree
Lee Garst
Kansas City
Leo
Hock Island Railroad
Cora Tillkwap
Cumme
Lannion
Bennett
Vitalie Nie
Albany
Side Square
Myers
T. W. Spaid
Tom Mundaway
Colorado Spring
Mr. Hardaway
Mr. Spaid
Bie Health
Young People's Meeting
Bret Nadom
Presbyterian Church
Towlokk
N. A. Mackey
Nn Lvader
Anthon
Lewon
Chow
Letee
Economy of Union
Fergusom
Criieston
Spencer
Meg
Merion van Duren
Fyworth League
MFR
Chareh
South
Loyd Hardaway
Colorado Springs
Slater Mins Fioule Peterson
Colorado
Richards
Will
John Ward
J. RB. Bowers
James Pottorff
Nora
Sheldon
Eokhe
J. P
Leiss Grain Co
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