Temperance Column Calls Out Saloon Openers and Statewide Warnings
The WCTU column condemns saloon reopenings under Gov Folk and Sunday closing rules. It notes a recent arrest of Seigmen, a loitering den noted for thefts, and questions ads for upstairs rooms above saloons. The piece urges moral action, invites ribbon wearers to Carthage in September, and ends with a milk cow sale notice by J. Harbur.
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St Johava
Criminal Court
Seigmen
Iikkonane
Christ
Unclaimed Letters at Jasper Post Office 1906 List
List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Jasper Missouri post office for the week ending July 26 1906. Names include Carns McCracken Bros GB Wane PM.
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Jasper Mo
Carns
Zion community notes and church events in Missouri
A sequence of local items from Zion and nearby areas reports visits by Mrs Sterling and family, Magers relatives from Nevada, a St Louis trip, church activities, Sunday School, and a cleaning raid by Zion ladies. The piece also mentions illness and death among residents, a tent meeting by Rev. Rider, and social events at James Etters and Mr Toonells, including a birthday surprise for Carrie Prowert.
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Ladies of Zion
Meaden
Zion Church
Community Notices From Carthage Area Obituaries and Local Events
Deway Mrs Estey visited Carthage to see her ill brother. Mr and Mrs Mathews attended Mrs Forbes funeral in Carthage. Forbes owned a Dewey farm where Hedley lives. Funeral drew mother daughter grandson and great grandson. Rex scene witnessed by several at Dry Fork. Carthage trip nearly ended as wagon axle broke and horses bolted but no one hurt. Orville Goff and Mastin Stifo aided the exit. Blacksmiths and bolt repairs enabled return. Bain family outing to springs. Mrs Sunderland ill. Ethel Brock visiting. Alva Dyson and Perry Hyder bought copper brags do. Johnson and two daughters went to the territory. Family to move soon. Alma Weyer visiting Dublin. Allen Weyer and AB Hyder recovering from backstering.
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Jobo
Orvilie Go
Harry Pringle
Rex
Miss Milo
Dry Fork
Carthige
Orvilie Goff
Mastin Stifo
Frince
Jdon
Temporay
Orville Goff
Alva Dyson
Perry Hyder
Mr Johnson
Community Notes From A Turbulent Week In The Region
Several of Mé Hajfiuids neighbors and friends from Dae var called in for a very fine week of friendly gathering and games. Monday and Tuesday featured a feast of potatoes and a game of crochet. Alva Dygon and Perry Hyder arrived on Wednesday joining Lawrence and Dodd Counties travelers. Monle Clark spent yesterday with Liva Smith before heading onward.
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Daevar
M Oguet
Alva Dygon
Perry Hyder
Lawrence
Dodd
Monle Clark
Liva Smith
Missouri Pacific Special Rates July 24 1995 to Kansas City
Missouri Pacific offers round trip tickets to Kansas City for 86.50 with return by July 30. An August special train to Joplin at 8.80 round trip is also offered to Loy Rolling under MWA.
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Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Joplin
M. W. A. Loy
Back Taxes Notice Delinquent Tax Books 1908 6
City collector notices delinquent taxes for 1908 4 6 and 1909 shares, with instruction to collect or sue before July 1 1606. Cites agents W A Graves Modoc Sanoford Elting Carthage and sells remedies Dregon's Healing Powder Gall Cure and Brick Ice Cream for events.
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Notioe
Binda
Eam
Tos. Brat
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Harbur
McCracken Bros
Ceullen
Frank Magers
St. Louis
Zion 8
Meesers Schenck
Sanford Brasbjad
Giarrett Magers
Nevada, Mo
Ollie Nixon
Stella Covert
Luis Tunnell
Elvis Smith
Harve Buergs
Sneda Vincent
James Etters
Bernice Hubbard
Mc Donald Co
Charley Wampler
Donkard
Rider
Carthage
Northfork
Carrie Prowert
Deway
Mr Bain
Dublin
Alma Weyer
Allen Weyer
B Hyder
J. W. Boucher & Son
the South
Atlanta, Ga
Joal Chandler Harris
Harry Siliwell Sawards
Anthony Hope
Maurice Thompson
Sidney R. Crockett
Georgs Gorbet
Arttur W. Marchmont
Placsin
Sunny South
T Hat
Imo Southern Library Weekly
Commantecatioar
N. B
C. E. Turner Harness & Carriage Company
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