Ready for the Fair snaper ship men engage stock for exhibit
The community prepares for the county fair with ribbons and cash prizes as stock entries rise. Frank Gulick plans four Herefords while Lauderbaugh and Thompson enter multiple horses. J S Rose showcases mares, George Rex a mare and colt, and Charles Mohney a span of mules. Other participants are expected to submit stock as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl
Steet Crsea
Arters
Frank Gulick
Lauderbaugh
Thompson
J S Rose
Lieorge Rex
Charles Mohey
C Stalter
Poland
Chinw Hoge
Farmers Chautauqua to Feature Freely Accessible Farm Show
A Farmers Chautauqua will be sold with the Big Hhaxter Reunion Att. 25 to 42. Displays include silos manure spreaders gasoline engines deep tillers plows cream separators ensilage cutters and various vehicles in operation. Lectures by agricultural experts on soil and farming. Two daily lectures forming a farmer forum. Admission is absolutely free with ample shade water and a campground for farm families. Numerous shows and attractions for all.
Notable wedding in Jasper county couple start new life
Acmary Jayne Beck reported the Wednesday ceremony near Lamar as a well known pair, KR Mitchell and Mrs W, MM Wwerri low, longtime residents of Borrot County. They married after losing their partners and children, purchasing Embree place on South Main Street last week. They plan to move to Jasper immediately, with friends wishing prosperity and happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Beck
Tavira
Cortray
Mitchell
Wwerrilow
Bortot County
Jasper
South Main Street
Odd Fellows Fail to Arrive on Jasper Trip
A party of Odd Fellows from Alba started to Jasper Monday night with two or three candidates for the first degree. Their auto truck from Webb City broke down at Dry Fork bridge, leaving 13? or 4 aboard. they walked the last five miles. They arrived late and attended a cloak picture show Saturday night.
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Alba
Jasper
Webb City
Dry Fork Bridge
Major Proclamation for State Road Campaign
A statewide two day campaign mobilizes residents to improve public highways. The plan includes township reporting to the county court on work completed, with a push for united action and maximum local effort to benefit the community. The county court will oversee overs and reports to measure township progress.
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Commonwealth of Misewurt
Pelsing
Iis
Home Bound Explorers Reach Can ada Wheat Belt
Mesars Alyeo Fred Strecker Thiel Tom Matterson and Omer Webb returned from a homeseekers excursion to Cane ada Lon Strecker and Carl Mc Connell stayed in the Saskatchewan Country for the wheat season. Settlers there are English Scotch Swede and American and praise the climate. One man joked that to start a cemetery they had to kill a dog and bury it for a price.
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Mesars
Alyeo
Fred Strecker
Thiel
Tom Matterson
Omer Webb
Cane
Ada Lon Strecker
Carl McConnell
Saskatchewan
Mr. Streeher
Embrees Sell Home. Plans Move to Wyoming
Lace Embree sold his Jasper area home last week to L. R. Mitchell. He and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Embree plan to move with their family to Wyoming or another Western state, leaving many friends here saddened by the departure.
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L. Embree
L. R. Mitchell
Wyoming
Bright prospects lift farmers as drought fades in Southwest Missouri
Last Wednesday warm rain fell for hours followed by two cloudy days that eased drought. Farmers now expect good corn yields this year and hope for healthier harvests. Carthage will host the larger County Fair on August 3 0 7 and 8 Miss Emma RK Knell notes the fair will be the best in county history with record entries and strong racing cards. SW Missouri farmers support the fair by entering products and aiding preparations as communities look forward to a prosperous season.
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Carthage
Emma RK. Knell
The
Fair Association
Missouri
Death of Mrs. T. M. Gardner Min Giaryhyee
Mrs T M Gardner Min Giaryhyee wife of T 3 Taakleer died Sunday afternoon after a year of illness. She was a Christian woman active in neighborhood social events and left behind relatives Fred Ateri and Carlos, with Mackey and Mrs J P Gertis as cousins. Funeral services were held on Tuesday at the homey, conducted by Rev McKensie of Joplin, with interment at Foskin Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Giaryhyee
T. 3
Taakleer
Tider
Tyne
Ciurdner Hun
Malia
Fred
Ateri
Carlos
No A. Mackey
J. P. Gertis
Atrs. Heynolde
Former Jasper Woman Bertha Smith Farwell Dies
Bertha Smith Farwell of Kansas City died in Boulder Collalee age unknown. She had taught at Union Valley School east of Jasper and later moved with the Smith family to Carthage where Miss Bettlin taught until her marriage to Farwell. The Farwells later relocated to Kansas City where Mr. Fareed died seven months ago. Star Brand Sheek Are Better.
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Bertha Smith Farwell
Kansas City
Boulder
Collalee
Jasper
Union Valley
Woodtown
Smith
Carchiape
Fragmented OCR report of multiple incidents and names
The readable text lists various names, places, and vague events, including deaths, reports, and numbered references. It references Ark, Gratton, Red etia, Lancair, and several individuals with roles or affiliations, but the details are fragmented and unclear. The piece reads like a garbled transcribed page with numerous garbled phrases and missing context.
Jasper Wins Another Victory at Local Devlumy Meet
Jasper, the fast Purcell team, remained undefeated this season as they outpaced the opposition Sunday in a decisive meet. Garreth led with strong tackles and team defense while Vipin Clive and Goddard connected on key plays and short chipping shots. Only two errors marred an otherwise sharp showing as the crowd watched a one sided affair with Jasper ahead from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Garreth
Talla
Redviggett
Geddes
Luda
Berg
Marin
Fyia
Ahnereth
Siti
Vontie
Goddard
Bone Beye
Jasper
Purcell
Agoga Portraits Highlight Sunday Supporters
The Agogas display supportive images from a Sunday gathering with Mr. Stewart the photographer capturing both classes. Attendees include numerous young men and loyal backers, with enthusiastic banners and evident community pride.
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Stewart
Jon Carthage
Viciny
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Deus
Conrad Mercantile Company
Lamar
Odd Fellows
First National Bank
Jasper Missouri
Major
Home Again
Jasper County Fair
T. M. Gardner
Sheek
Sewall
DR. Schooler
Andivay
Gratton
Jos Sen
Panini
Peterims
Oarthai
Acre
Borietal
Sun Leiber
Lancair
Catia Ovens
Waaide
Adler
Rhuvye Dian
Mike
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