Public sale notices list farmland stock and implements
This week only sale notices list George Binney at his farm selling horses, hogs, cattle and farm implements. C G Haen administrator offers estate assets near Jasper including horses cattle hogs and implements. Mrs EA Neher administratrix lists orders near Jasper with horses cattle bred gilts and farm tools. Auctioneers A W Radford and C F Rex are named.
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George
J. F. Binney
George ‘Binney
A.W. Radford
C. F’. Rex
C. G. Haen
A.J. Smith
Smith “Tm
Jasper
Jacob Iggagzte
E. Neher
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Uebanes
A.w.radford
George Earl Loses Another Mule Tue ay
George Earl's mule dies after a mysterious incident in the barn. Dr. D. C. Houser conducts post mortem with C. M. Wright J. A. Heck and Kirby present to determine cause while several other animals show similar symptoms and remain unverifiable.
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George Earl
Tuesay
Earl
D. C. Houser
Luckey O' Jefferson
Et Houser
C. M. Wright
J. A. Heck
Kirby Pasi Steed
How Fool Reveals Character Proverb and Local Coroner Note
Arabian proverb quoted by Perry K. Hurlbut for coroner. Clyde Wardlow, 21, son of Tom Wardlow, lies near death at the family home northwest of Jasper after a severe illness weeks ago. Authorities report very little hope for recovery.
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Clyde Wardlow
Tom Wardrow
Jasper
Clyde
The House of Whispers May Serial Starts This Week
Readers are invited to follow William Johnston’s thrilling tale as an ancient castle clashes with modern settings. The story promises sharp mystery and engaging twists, with new installments in the paper this week.
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William Johnston
Cel
A Trip Around the World Event at Local League
A world tour themed gathering featured chop suey served by an attendant in Chinese dress at G P Campbell's with watermelon offered by Africans. Japanese ladies served tea at Allert Peterson's, then E W Scott's hosted a program of music and recitations. Nellie Crow, league president, welcomed attendees with replies from international guests. Ice cream followed.
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G. P. Campbell's
Allert Peterson's
E.w.scott’s
Nellie Crow
League
Doctor removes cancer from face near Golden City
Last week Dr John Hill of Golden City area returned from Savannah Missouri where a facial cancer was removed from his left eye area. Doctors say the cancer extended and eye removal may be required to cure it. He remains under careful watch for a full recovery.
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John Hill
Golden City
Savannah
Golden City H
Death of J. W. Robinson in Kansas City area
John William Robinson born January 16 1848 in Plattville Wisconsin served in the Seventh Wisconsin Infantry from 1863. He lived in Jasper Missouri since 1899 and died July 8 at his daughter’s home in Kansas City Missouri. He left 12 children 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild surviving. Funeral conducted by Rev E H Sapp at the M E Church with burial in Brethren Cemetery Baseline.
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J. W. Robinson
J.W. Ro
Salem
Kansas City
pHerecay
Jasper
M. E. Church
E. H. Sapp
Brethren Cemetery
H. G. Griffin
L. N. J. W. Spaid
A.M. Crandall
H. A. Vincent
W. A. McClintock
Alen Peterson
Lida Drake
J. R. Bowers
Allen Peterson
D. C. Houser
Robinson
John William Robinson
Plattville, Wis
Seventh Wisconsin Infantry
Five Forks
Wilderness
Plattville
Margaret Booth
Lathrop
J. A. Robinson
R. B. Robinson
Cora T. Munroe
Lena M. Dunnica
Ollie
Renewals and New Subscribers in Golden City Area
New subscribers listed include Mra and Thomas Butler with Golden City noted among names. Renewals for Fasken Safe Rist Mra Hattie Bell 5S J Neher MA Quillin Elmer Pugh are mentioned alongside the new entrants.
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Mra
Hattie Bell
Elmer Pugh
Thomas Butler
Golden City
Threshing Time and Granary Plans Offered
Railroad officials report a car shortage for grain shipping as threshing season nears. Be prepared by building or repairing a granary now. Jake Byers is building a large implement site this week, slated to save money. Machinery may last three times longer when weather protected.
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Jake Byers
Uncivilized Minds Led in Design Invention Claim
A remark stating the Indian mind is imitative not initiative claims every known weave was first used by uncivilized people, attributed to authority. The text surveys perceptions of invention and cultural attribution. It presents a controversial view on originality and cultural development without endorsing it.
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Michelin
White Bros. & Hayzlett
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Cleveland and J.j.case Tractors
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