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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1907

Page

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Goddess of Liberty Flower Parade Feature in Jasper

The Fourth of July committee will showcase the Goddess of Liberty as the leading flower parade feature. Votes cost one cent and close at 10 am on Tuesday July 2. List of entrants includes Minnie Woodrow, Stella Covert, Esther Patterson, and more, with voting coordinated by C. E. Campell at the Jasper bakery and confectionery.

Goddess of Liberty C. E. Campell Jasper Bakery and Confectionery Minnie Woodrow Ross Kesner Stella Covert Grace Teter Esther Patterson Mamie Hatfield Alberta Melton Ethel Earl Regina Gresham Leona Boots Levereth Hill Juanita Hendricks Della Harrie Dora Burns Mabel Tallman Grace Kowera Myrtle Calboon Gertrude Spaid

Fourth of July fair with races and fireworks

Event notes a long distance game against Nash ville and a full day program from 4:30 to 6:00 featuring foot races and a pie contest with cash prizes. Admission includes free ice water and shade, with free checking rooms at Hendricks building and Hotel Weeds sample room. Fireworks run 8:30 to midnight and inquiries go to E I Lauderbaugh and the Fourth of July committee for stand rights and baby show details.

Sarocoxle Nashville Hendricks Pitts Drug Store E.I Lauderbaugh E. J. Lauderbaugh Wes Spaid N. A. Mackey Heatest C. Incson Cashthumpian A.J. Baker Ton Seal

Bryan Day at Carthage Chautauqua Draws Crowd

The distinctive Chautauqua program at Carthage on Wednesday July 10 features William Jennings Bryan, famed Democrat and orator, scheduled to speak at 2 30 pm. The event promises lively commentary on his world trip and U.S. affairs with planned remarks by Avery. Electric cars serve the grounds and rail depots are nearby.

Wm. J. Bryan Orster Carthage Bryan Avery

Jasper Citizens Urged to Maintain Perimeter and Abutting Areas

Fragmentary notice calls all Jasper residents to weed and clean abutting properties. Emphasizes conformity with community appearance and preservation of the local landscape, urging prompt action and civic pride amid unclear details.

Jasper Pereate Ellega

Little Homer Montgomery Loses Arm in Surgery

A Carthage hospital operation last Sunday resulted in amputation of two weeks dislocated arm above the elbow. Dr Ketcham and assistants saved the boy from blood poisoning, showing remarkable fortitude. Homer, now recovering, will join his mother Mrs W S Crowl in South McAlester as their new home.

Homer Montgomery Carthage Hospital Ketcham Homer W.8. Crowl Mr. Crowl South McAlester

Program for Friday Silver Medal Contest at June 28

The schedule lists piano solos by Miss Bayne and Miss Reading, vocal solos by Miss Frick and Rev. Prall, and acting pieces including The Fortune Teller. Awards include medals presented by Rev. Staple with a benediction by Rev. Powell. Contests feature participants Hearne Reading Bluffin Angelius Tompkins Homer Deardorff and Mrs De Smythe Mrs Major.

R. Bluffin Joyce de Smythe Add Joyce Angelius Tompkins Miss Frick Homer Deardorff Prallla Major Staple Powell

Rural Route Subscribers Offer for Dual Newspaper Service

The News and St Louis Globe-Democrat arrange rural route subscriptions with prepayment. Daily Globe-Democrat only in advance for $3.00 a year, no Sunday edition. Daily and Sunday Globe and News $4.00. Offer ends August 1. Rural route readers get full, complete paper. The Globe-Democrat is praised as superior to other editions. Hurry to sign up before August 1.

News St Louis Globe-Democrat Globe and Jasten News Daily Globe-Democrat

Youthful tragedy ends life after note left

Charley McKinney aged 14 of Cave Springs wrote a goodbye letter after a minor quarrel with his mother. He then used a 16 gauge shotgun to take his life, dying within minutes before help arrived. He was brother to Hazel McKinney, who was murdered near their home a year prior.

Charley McKinney Ibby McKinney Cave Springs McKinney Hazel McKinney

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