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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1911

Page

1

Drought Broken by Fine Rain Sweeps Southwest

A heavy rain Monday night broke drought across the Southwest and reached Kansas City, easing crop fears. The storm arrived with a gentle start at seven, intensified to downpour by nine, then persisted in light, steady showers beyond midnight, bringing relief after months of dryness. Local secretary Mrs. J. D. Plummer reported no major damage anticipated despite the weather easing. Presently, over 500 game tickets were sold for the upcoming Chautauqua season, though Bartell circnt engagements were canceled due to financial issues.

Kansas City Carthage Chantagqua J. D. Pummer Assembly Pred Bartell Bartell Plummer

Base Ball Clash and Local Baseball Roundup

The Jasperites defeated Lamar 15 to 5 at the depot in a seven inning game. Thompson and Sheppard led the offense with multiple safe hits and Hayes scored on Thompson’s single. Carthage beat their visitors 6 to 3 as Dinger Donnell’s line drive era and Buck Kitterman’s Insurrectos helped the Stone City squad. The piece notes local rail strike tensions and a municipal notice urging property upkeep ahead of the Fourth of July celebrations.

Deb Thompson LaMar Bob Jabout Ane Hayes Wunstared Thompson Carthage Stone Cyp Carthage Buck Kitterman Buck Dinger Donnell Carthagenians Lambs

Stacey to Pen Ten-Year Term for Fatal Tragedy

Thomas E Stacey must serve ten years in the state penitentiary for fatally shooting Tomy Gaybor several months ago. Trial closed at Carthage on Saturday with a verdict of first degree murder. Hostess meetings ended last month after four weeks, yielding several conversions.

Thos E. Stacey State Penitentiary Patagenalty Tomy Gaybor Carthage Hosttess

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