Bethel Gossip and Local Plans for Fourth of July
Community notes include Miss Myrtle Garrett visiting Bethel and Jasper residents. Kevin Evans of Kentucky to lecture at Rocky Mound Tuesday on Farmers Union. the Giants rested Sunday then plan to travel to Nashville Saturday for tryouts. locals discuss Fourth of July plans, crops and travel to Lamar and Foster.
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Myrtle Garrett
Jasper
Bethel
Kevin Evans
Kentucky
Rocky Mound
Farmer's Union
Dinner for Ladies of Methodist Church at Hammond s
A church dinner invites the community to join the ladies of the Ourk Methodist church for a big dinner. They will serve a full meal with all items provided, priced at 25 cents. Attendees are urged to come and eat together. Wheat flour brands RED STAR MOSES BEST DIAMOND K EMPRESS and U KNEBALLET are advertised.
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Ourk Methodist Church
Hasting
Vommin
Tataink
Hammond's
RED Star
Moses’ Best
Diamond. K
Empress
Ukneballet
Outdoor moving picture show to run both sides of curtain
Citizens crowded by Fourth of July plans raise questions about viewing the outdoor picture gathering. The solution is to place the film projectors on both sides of the curtain so audiences behind and in front can watch, though reading may appear backward. Baker explains this setup to reassure doubters.
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Ares
Tins
Mesers
Baker
Jasper county man wins at Columbus handicap shoot
A Jasper county man, Harve Dixon of Oroonega, excelled at the American handicap clay targets near Columbus Ohio, defeating top shotgun marksmen from across the United States. His family, including Judge Allen Dixon and a brother, are noted as skilled shooters.
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Jasper County
Columbus O
Thoredas
Harve Dison
Real Oronega
Carthage
Southwest
Columbus
United States
Allen Dixon
Alog
Missouri Capitol Bond Vote Editorial Roundup
A compilation of Missouri editorials urging support for a bond issue to rebuild the state capitol. Articles from Jefferson City to Cape County endorse the three and a half million dollar plan, arguing it strengthens government and pride, with broad cross‑party backing and calls for timely action. Strong entities include Missouri newspapers and unnamed state officials. The tone stresses national and state interest in completing the capitol project promptly.
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Miguel tRalb
Feneekvore
Algoel
St. Cal
Celia Hing
Ike State
Amgruet
Cary
Columba
Mietori
Orponion
Nobel
Mexico
Lanier Lette
Lufferranly
Ladue
Illien Dolars
Jefferson Cws
Dewid Gerdjyoch
Miesouri
St Joseph
Poplar Bluff
Citimen
Thiele
Cowgill
Cape County Herald
Thie
Aliguet
Miskouri
Anguat
capitel—Garconair
Capitel
Jolneon County
Doniphan
Caruthersville
Pate Howe
Bloomfield Viniicator
Concert crowds fill streets after Saturday events
The crowd swelled Saturday night with strong turnout for concerts. Mrs Frank Sealendson Dwight returned to Pittsburg Monday after visiting her father H B Fox. Dwight had studied at Kansas State Manual Training Normal and plans to move to Kansas City where Mr Seal serves as railway train auditor.
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Frank Sealendson Dwight
Pittsburg
H. B. Fox
Dwight
Kansas State Manual Training Normal
Seal
Kansas City
Minister Defends Sunday Baseball in Sacramento Sermon
In Sacramento Rev Franklin Baker of the First Unitarian church told a large congregation that spending 15 million dollars on baseball last season was better than funding foreign missions and called the game a mental shower bath for America. He argued that worship should focus on one day rather than seven and criticized theological harshness as a junk pile of infant damnation and hell fire.
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Sacromento
Cal
Casey
Franklin Baker
First Unitarian Church
America
Pitts the Paint Man delivers a banquet of charity
A curious editorial compares a newspaper to a banquet where readers choose what to digest. It urges generosity and tolerance for diverse tastes, noting individuals need not swallow all content and variety is valuable.
Nevada Chautauqua Round Trip Fare Notice
July end to 6th 1.43 dollars round trip. Pro tram call at office. Jno Mitchell speaks July gth. A G Bakr agent Mo Pac and Iron Mountain Ry. Walter Lawrence visits from Jasper to Grinnell Kansas. L B Perry fired from Webb store in Kansas City. Roy Snyder aiding Elberta peach harvest in Hyroso Arkansas. Miss Laveta Eckles Galena visits Miss Fern Bright. Misses Merta and Ethel Peterson journaling travels. Macotone Cantarth cure offered or money refunded. H FP Pitts. Bring cream to J R Wheat.
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Jno
Mitchell
A. G. Bakr
Agt
Mo. Pac
Iron Mountain Ry
Golden City Reunion Dates Set for August 2 3 and 4
The Golden City Reunion will be held August 2 to 4 with full three day camping on the grounds. The event promises superb park scenery, clean water, and excellent order that has drawn thousands to past reunions. Orators will speak daily and diverse attractions will entertain. Privilege inquiries go to Garden City Reunion Committee Missouri W G Jons A K Watsons Sec y Pres.
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Golden City
Belidb
Garden City
Wiesouri
W. G. Jons
A. EK
Watsos
Sec'y
Pres
Death of Carthage probate judge candidate prompts funeral notice
Murphy longtime Carthage post office employee and Republican probate judge candidate died Tuesday morning after months of ill health. Funeral services are scheduled for today. Miss Mable Snyder is listed among relatives in Joplin.
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Se. Mmurphy
Carthage
Ihorim
Mable Snyder
Joplin
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