Cottey Entertainers Plan More Town Dates
The Cottey Entertainers Mc Lemore Drake and Fowler hosted a lively program at the M FE Church last Friday. This starts a tour rollout to Lancar Sheldon Metz Golden City and others with generous audience reaction and new and renewed subscribers noted. A Wellington Witness recalls the Lamar lynching remarking on masks and light, saying recognition would be easier in Kansas.
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Cottey
McLemore
Drake
Mr. Fowler
M, FE
Lancar
Sheldon
Metz
Golden City
Wellington
Jay Lynch
Lamar
Wellington News
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Cream Producers Violate Missouri State Law Warning
A notice warns that using a cream can owned by a creamery violates Missouri law and subjects the user to prosecution.
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Missouri
Weather Affects Harvest as Farmers Work Sunday
The wet weather interfered with harvest causing many farmers to cut wheat on Sunday. Mrs. Robinson and the Misses Rush from Webb City visit H. Rush. Martin Stith moves back to his farm from Carthage. Miss Wright will teach King Selool next year. Others news includes visits, travels, and a Sunday gathering at Salem with 73 attendees including Miss Moss of Warrensburg.
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Salem
Matthews
Greenwood
Webb City
Edna Weir
Texas
Kincaid
Tom Busby
Arlo Estey
Metzgarand
Valley Blauth's
Miss Moss
Warrensburg
Rity Karls
Lebanon Neighbors Gather Amid Harvest and Talks
Miss ZoAn Andrews and Grant Miller visit family as neighbors attend harvest and social events in Lebanon. The community notes church services, visitors from Kansas and Missouri, and a report on Senator Cook’s opposition to woman suffrage discussed after a Forest Grove convention. A Kansas suffragette attended a hotel gathering where he explained his stance, prompting a hasty departure.
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Grant Miller
Job Miller
Fred Rex
Dorothy
Jack Stansberry
Bell Patterson
Harrison Wally’s
Harve Lee
Red
Kansas
Missouri
Orville Andrews
Chas, Andrews
Grandps Weston
Jack Stanaberry
Ben Davis
Gross
Kana
Forest Grove
Ilona Hedmond
Beulah Stansberry
Jess Miller
Gay
Sam Ts. Coole
Seasion
Cook
Excelsior Springs
Moshby
Carthage man Horace Howey killed in wreck
Horace Howey aged 70 of a farm near Carthage died in an auto crash Saturday night when his car, driven by Tom Murto of Carthage and with B F Clapton aboard, skidded on gravel while returning from Joplin. Howey, passenger and father of Mrs. Fred Crandall of Jasper, was crushed beneath the vehicle. Funeral held at Knell Chapel in Carthage Wednesday.
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Horace Howey
Fred Crandall
Jasper
Tom Murto
Carthage
B. F. Clapton
Mr. Howey
Mr. Murto
Joplin
Knell Chapel
Obituary Notice for W. G. Clinton
W G Clinton of Carthage died recently and was laid to rest at the Brethren Church Cemetery three miles south of Jasper.
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W. G. Clinton
Carthage
Brethren Church
Jasper
Cards of Thanks for sympathy after death
The undersigned express gratitude for the sympathy and regard shown by friends and neighbors in the death of our husband and father Mrs A B Saltaman and sons Harrison Waltz George Waltz. We appreciation the floral offerings and kindness during the illness and at the death of our wife and mother.
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A. B. Saltaman
Harrison
George Waltz
House for Sale Close In Cottage with 5 Rooms
Nice new cottage with 5 rooms and bath for sale. Lot measures 40 by 150 feet and is close to town. Inquire at this office for details and pricing.
Salute to the Flag Procedure Described
The salute to the flag is performed by raising the right hand with the palm outward until the index fingers align with the lower edge of the forehead, then standing at attention.
Little Things and True Greatness in Life's Moments
A reflective note on how life is built from small acts. It muses that true greatness arises not from grand deeds but from consistently meaningful choices in ordinary moments. The piece emphasizes seizing rare chances to act nobly.
Giant Canadian telescope at Victoria dominates skyline
A towered Canadian dominion telescope in Victoria British Columbia features a tube large enough for a small automobile to pass through and a reflector measuring T3 inches in diameter. Movable parts exceed 40 tons and the lens alone weighs over 4000 pounds, yet one man can move the mass to any position.
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Victoria
B. C
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Mra
Fairfield
LT Owen
Robi Page
Edwards Coffee Building
Jasper Hardware Co
Dewey
Ans, May Maatvhews
Lebanon
ZoAn Andrews
Sam
Farmers & Merchants Bank
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N. Side Square
Jasper County
Live Stock Commission
Link
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Jaspe County
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