Tangner Declared Republican Sheriff Nominee in Carthage
Carthage resident H. G. Tangner known as Henry Tangner seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff. A livestock dealer and former blacksmith, he has long been active in local affairs and served on the Carthage city council. Support from exchanges lauds his rise from modest beginnings to a trusted public figure with reliability and integrity.
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H. G. Tangner
Carthage
Tangner
Henry Tangner
Tanpner
Sos
Tapquer
Tungner
Jasper County
Births Reported This Week by Doctors Knott and King
Birth announcements list several newborn girls. From Dr Knott, a girl May 31 to Dan Johnson of Jasper and wife. a girl to Arthur Owensby and wife northwest of Jasper. a girl to James Baird and wife west of Jasper. a day June 5 to Grant Lemasters and wife east of Jasper. From Dr King, a girl to Clarence Tyler and wife northwest of Jasper.
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Dr. Knott
Dan Johnson
Jasper
Arthur Owensby
Wile
James Baird
Rihwest
Grant Lemasters
Lr. King
Clarence Tyler
Conrad Mercantile Ad Promotes Deering Mowers and Binders
The ad claims Deering mowers and binders are thoroughly inspected before sale and exclusive in Jasper Missouri area. It highlights cultivators Dutch Vuwlo Gawd Enough Best Ever and notes Plymouth Cordage twine. Also mentions a lottery and a Silver Table Spoons drawing.
Jasper News Briefs From Late April Events
The graduating class includes Misses Cynthia Haynes and Gertie Owings and Messrs James Lyman Weasley Spaid Claude VanUoonen and Jonser Bayne. Grier Webb bought M D Reeds interest in the Bank of Jasper. Jacob Frith arrived in Jasper Sunday and plans to move his family here by May. his daughter Ada will join Mrs Bouchers millinery. Overcoats and fur wearers mark last week of April. wheat selling at five cents. Homer Witte buys Neck City building to open a drug and tanket store. Frank Hardenbrook and William Rice patent a gasoline engine to be manufactured and sold. Elmer Lauderbaugh Ollie Roberts Tom Hardaway Ross Dodd and Lee Garst joined a Carthage group for a trip to Eureka Springs.
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Com Formeiot
Cynthia Haynes
Gertie Owings
Messrs
James Lyman
Weasley Spaid
Claude VanUoonen
Jonser Bayne
Grier Webb
M.D. Reed
Bank of
Jasper
Jacob Frith
Jasper Sundey
Davelier
Miss Ada
Homer Witte
Neck City
Frank Hardenbrook
Wm. Rice
Elmer Lauderbaugh
Ollie Roberts
Tom Hardaway
Ross Dodd
Lee Garst
Carthage
Eureka Springs
Will Hear Dr Sheridan Epworth League officials visit Joplin
A party of Methodists will go to Joplin this evening to hear Dr Wilbur F Sheridan newly elected general secretary of the Epworth League. The group includes Rev W C Thompson Allen Peterson Ethel Peterson Nellie Crow Beatie Templin Emma Cline Mrs J R Bowers Roy Bowers and C J Teeter and wife. A cally crowd went to Coon creek last Friday morning and took breakfast. They left town about souluck and returned about &. Those invited to go were Mrs Stella Witte Ariel Ruth Gurley Ona Webb Myrtle Dennis Lizzie Lawson Pearl Canning Mr Cline Rue Webb Orman Schooler and Everett Deardorff. They had a fine time yearless as the heavy drew.
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Joplin
Wilbur F. Sheridan
Coon Creek
Souluck
Stella Witte
Ariel
Ruth Gurley
Ona Webb
Myrtle Dennis
Lizzie Lawson
Pearl Canning
Mr. Cline
Rue Webb
Orman Schooler
Everett Deardorff
Commencement Week at Daspur High School Ends Year Strong
Last Friday night closed a busy year for Daspur schools with commencement events. The program featured music, orations, readings, and a valedictory by the class of four girls and seven boys. Prof Melcher of Springfield urged cooperation between teachers and patrons, and alumni banquet attendees enjoyed speeches by Rev WO Thompson and professors Cline and Hurt among musical solos and an orchestra.
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Daspur
Melcher
Springfield
Mary Triplett
Aretha Baird
Grace Gulick
Lena Patterson
Grady Campbell
Nathan Rice
Guy Webb
Philip Campbell
Corwin Powell
Everett Deardorff
Ray Earls
Thes
Omu Webb Holl
Holl
WO. Thompson
Maude Rice
Arthur Cline
Myrtle Dennis
Carthage
R. E. Hurt
Grace Teeter
Married couple Teeter and Cearnal wed in Joplin
Charles Teeter and Miss Mattie Cearnal married in Joplin yesterday afternoon. Both youths have lived in the community most of their lives and their families are well known. They returned to the Central home in the country for a wedding supper with relatives. Mr Teeter will live in Jasper where he works in the furniture and undertaking business. The News extends best wishes and prosperity.
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Charles Teeter
Mattie Cearnal
Joplin
Mr.Teeter
Lw, Teeter
Jasper
Mim Cearnal
J BR Cearnal
Clint Heabis
Teeter
Richmond and Columbia vote dry in local option elections
Richmond voted dry in Tuesday’s local option tally of 933 with 593 dry and 378 wet, surpassing its four year earlier margin of 161. In Columbia, dry won 1,447 to 1,235 in a record 2,685 total, while fourth ward saw 137 dry and 105 wet among university students, amid voting challenges.
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Richmond
Columbia
Fourth Ward
University of Missouri
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Plymouth Cordage Co
Ciaranteed
Dr. Sheridan
K. E. Hart
Jasper Schools
Tom Nordaway
Jasper Conny
Uruce Tyshe
Tie
Li Triplett
Oath
Blvtie i Ytor
Chiercl
Wythe
West Plains
Birdie Milton
Independence
Wintwid, Tans
Blackwell Okla
Wnbather Juivte
Mita Meltat
Chester Thom Winteld
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Jasper Tas
T Ie Republicat
W. KR. Schooler
Stacy S Phillips
Golden City
Christian Church
Usgel
First National Bank
Missouri
Dr. Schooler
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