Republican and Democratic Primaries Mentioned for County Officials
A fragmented notice lists candidates and officials such as Clark Ale and J W Meredith noted for Democratic and Republican primaries. Sheriff Henry Tangner, Coroner Dri E Mecoy, Dr W St Gaddie, Dr A G Hoshaw, and C L Hazzlett with George W Maxwell appear as Republican contenders for County Treasurer, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Tangner
Roghes
Wet City
Dri E. Mecoy
Dr. W. St. Gaddie
George W
Maxwell Republican
Remarkable gains of emancipated Black Americans noted
The enslaved men of America were emancipated years ago without property or prestige. Now they hold assets over 600 million dollars, own eight banks, publish about 500 newspapers, employ 1 500 lawyers, 2 500 physicians, several thousand ministers, 125 high schools and educate over two million students with 30 000 teachers, contributing 45 000,000 in taxes for schools in the last fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Primary Colors and the Concept of White and Black
A brief discussion distinguishes common color names from scientific color theory. It notes seven primary colors including violet indigo blue green orange red with white arising from all colors and black from absorbing all. The piece remarks on everyday views versus scientific interpretation of color.
Tanlac credited by Toplin resident for health turn
Mrs. R A Kantenwein of 219 West Third Street Toplin credits Tanlac with reversing her stomach and liver troubles and boosting energy after a period of poor health. She says appetite returned, sleep improved, and daily tasks became easier, urging others to try the medicine now being introduced at H F Pitts drug store in Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toplin
R.A. Kantenwein
West Third Street
Tanlac
H. F. Pitts
Visitors and Local Calls Across Golden City Area
John Wilson and family visited Golden City Saturday evening. Magers called on Jim Potter Sunday. Dan Magers Arnold Schooler Stratton and Velma Mackey attended the hand concert at Golden City Saturday night. Mrs G F Hoasnek and children visited Sti Scott and family Saturday afternoon. Mr Ball and family visited Jim Ketter and family Sunday. Jola Welsh visited Martha Trossack Wednesday. Tom Hell and wife visited friends near Lockwood Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Golden City
M. Magers
Jim Potter
Dan Magers
Anrld Schooler
Lorence Stratton
Velma Mackey
G. F. Hoasnek
Sti Seott
Family
Mr Ball
Jim Ketter
Jola Welsh
Martha Trossack
Tom Hell
Wife
Lockwood
Local Social News Highlights in Sheridan
Miss Fern Patrick visits Mrs Abbie Crow as Edna Davis spends Sunday with Fern Patrick and Jewel Boyd. Families and friends from Carthage to Salem share church events, gatherings, and outings with several visits and road trips noted. Eyewitness mentions include Johnnie Crow in Jasper and 117 attending Salem Sunday Behoo! school.
Local social visits and family gatherings noted in Blue and Bethel area
Tuesday and Sunday visits abound as EpNa Yates Mrs Lee Mitchell, John Hefley and wives, Joan King and George Lilly visitors, Ruth Pugh and Emma Yates help with threshers, and numerous families including the Budds, Wardlows, Hugh Kin caid, and others host or travel to nearby homes and fields. A Kans., visitor Wryless Arner and Jasper shoppers George Lilly also appear amid festive neighborhood activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EpNa Yates
Lee Mitchell
John King
John Hefley
Harria Coleman
Joan King
George Lilly
Lamar
Bessie Law
Edne Yates
Frank Carns Iswick
John Barley
Henry Hugh's
Whit Gunlock
Rank Wardlow
Minden
Mra. Gunlock
Mra. Wardlow
Ruth Pugh
Hugh Kincaid
Emma Yates
Will Wood
Dixie
Claude Budd
Mr. Pfander
Wryless Arner
Lane, Kans
A. Beeson
Frank Wardlow
Grandm Liley Dies After Stroke At Daughter’s Home
The community mourns the passing of Grandm Liley who died last Saturday at the home of her daughter Mrs Thomas Wood after weeks of paralysis. The funeral was Sunday at Mr Wood’s home with burial in Oakton Cemetery. Mrs Mitchell and Beatrice visited Mrs Chas Elting Monday. Fred Moser baled hay for Mr Osborn. J F Gulick and wives May Bradford Momer Gulick visited Maple Grove with Lou Allen and wife. Thresher expected in the area this week. Joe Edwards visited Chas Elting and wife. An ice cream social at William Crabtree’s home drew about 150. 18 gallons of cream and many cakes. Grace and Frances Gulick hosted guests Sunday: Cecil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandm Liley
Thomas Wood
Grandma
Mr. Wood
Oakton
Mitchell
Beatrice
Chas
Elting
Fred Moser
Osborn
J. F. Gulick
May Bradford
Momer Gulick
Maple Grove
Lou Allen
Joe Edwards
Wmn
Crabtree and Wife
Grace
Frances Gulick
Cecil
Local Social Notes and Weather in Diamond Area
Pugh Gladys Wradford Glen and Raymond Bradford Walter Mosley J FE Gulick purchased a fine new cur rent week. Frank Crabtree sustained a severe strain in his back helping Mr Osborn bale hay. Mrs Mitchell called on Mrs C M Duxzard Wednesday. Rank Elting and wife and children lt Elting and wife and Miss Ida from near Carthage and Joe Edwards were Sunday guests of Chas Miting and wife. Mrs Clarence Hammond of Jasper spent several days with Mrs Thomas Edwards last week. The lid is getting on in Diamond as it is very dry out this way now. Corn is suffering very much gardens drying up roads dusty weather very hot and people watchfully waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edwards
Social Roundup From Jasper and Nearby
RISING SUN Claude Boyer and family of Jasper visited Thursday night at Will Wood's. Dick Roberts of Miami Okla visiting uncle Dick Patterson and family. Mrs A J Lowe called on Mra ad Calvert Friday. Edgar Taft and Chester Teeter visited Earl Patterson last week. Cilenn Teeter spent Thursday afternoon with Lets Weiner. Hert Webb and Will Lowe called at Dick Patterson's Thursday. Mrs Will Holdeman and Elsie Kauffman visited Mrs Abel Teeter last week. Mae Wood spent Friday afternoon with Miss Nettie Lowe. Will Wood made a business trip to Carthage Friday. Mrs Dave Lowe and daughter dined with sister Mrs Joe Nice last Wednesday. Hazel and Wilmoth Swank spent weekend with Nettie Lowe. Mrs John Greshams sister and family of New York visiting. William Kineaich spent Thursday afternoon with the Binney boys. Mrs Ed Calvert and Pearl Taft and two children Edgar and Leonard were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Boyer
Jasper
Will Wood
Dick Roberts
Miami
Okla
Dick Patterson
A. J. Lowe
Mra
Ad Calvert
Edgar Taft
Chester Teeter
Earl Patterson
Cilenn Teeter
Lets Weiner
Hert Webb
Will Lowe
Will Holdeman
Elsie Kauffman
Abel Teeter
Mae Wood
Nettie Lowe
Carthage
Dave Lowe
Lowe
Joe Nice
Hazel
Wilmoth Swank
John Gresham
New York
William Kineaich
Binney Boys
Ed Calvert
L’earl Taft
Edgar and
Leonard
Social Visit Notes From Local Housewives
Mrs Emery Teeter hosted dinner guests Thursday. In the afternoon Mrs Bert and Mrs Emery Teeter visited the sick Mrs Smelser. Mrs Frank Warner and her daughter and children spent one day last week with Mrs Tick Puttergon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Teeter
Calbert
Mra. Smelser
Frank Warner
Mra. Tick Puttergon
Jasper and Carthage Junior Good Roads Club Social
The Jasper and Carthage Junior Good Roads Club held a cream social Friday night and thanked the band boys and Annie Strong for securing the cream, pop and cake. Families visited, with several local residents mentioned in various gatherings and travel. The club met again on Tuesday July 25, and a Sunday School picnic was planned for Thursday July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper and& Carthage Junor Good Roads Club
Annie Strong
Mr. Sidwell
Quillin
Pichey
Ohio
Jasper
Will Cline
Stitt
Sidwell
Lernice Boyd
Augusta Kyte
Turner
Neuney Miller's
St. Fellett
Aurum
Elliott
Nettie Wheat
Jasper and Carthage
Cloud Roads Club
Salon
Organize Dry Federation Meeting at Carthage Courthouse
An all day meeting will be held in the Carthage courthouse on Saturday July 20 2010 to organize the Jasper County Dry Federation. Everyone supporting a Dry Missouri in Jasper County is urged to attend for brief addresses and an engaging program. Chas S Stokes is general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jasper County
Missouri
Chas. S. Stokes
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Jasper News
Arthur F. Drake
Mibsourl
Qliks
Ozark Press Association
J. W. Halliburton
J. D. Perkins
H. O. Earl
W. P. Grisham
J. W. Meredith
J.T. B. Yaryan
Prsecutir Attrey
T. C. Tadlouk
A. G. Hoshaw
Copii
C.L. Havzlett
Joplin
Malta
Emma Magers
Sheridan
Fern Patrick
Abbie Crow
Lillie Whitlock
Edna Davis
Jewel Boyd
W. I. King
Ray Patrick
A. Sterling
John Moran
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Earls
G. W. Smith
Salem
Christian Workers
Alon
Felva Jtowers
Agnes Gresham
Kodaks
Johnnie Crow
Grace Corder
Rh. F. Johnson and
Wife Tools
S. WL. Sterling
Kern Patrick
Jewel Poyd
Dasper
State Bulletin
Swift
Swift's
Webb Brothers
Blue
Bethel
Charley Rudy
Henry Cather
Cgrgorge Lilly
Walt McPeak
Budd
Clyde Wagner
Grandia Budd
Claude Thudd
Diamond
Charles Elatna
Kknoxall
KNOX
Carl Junction Cleaners
Carl Junction
Carytown
Epity& Turner
Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co
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