Revival Meetings Close After Four Weeks of Services
Revival meetings conducted in the tent over the past four weeks closed Sunday night. The gatherings aided church revival, with ten conversions announced and several additional members added to Jasper churches. Rev. Mr. Frazier of Van Buren Arkansas and Albert Hevers, Springdale Arkansas, left for their homes Monday. Both earned many friends who wish them continued success.
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Albert Hevers
Singer
Springdale
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Ozark Press Association Meeting At Lolla
The editor and wife attended the Sixth Annual Ozark Press Association meeting at Lolla last Friday and Saturday. It was a great gathering and all had a good time, but the editor has been ill since returning. Correspondents should mail letters Monday to reach the office Monday evening.
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Ozark Press Association
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Miss Juanita Hendricks Weds in Jasper Wedding
News from Carthage reports the marriage of Miss Juanita Hendricks of Jasper to A Toby of Joplin on Tuesday afternoon. The Jasper native, a Jasper High School graduate, is a popular former student. The couple will live in Joplin with Roby employed in candy making.
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Carthage
Juanita Hendricks
Jasper
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A. Toby
Joplin
Roby
Pastor Surprised By Congregation at Home
On Tuesday evening 26 members of the Christian Church gathered at Rt. M. Salta’s home for a surprise honoring the pastor and his wife. Gifts and abundant food were shared, games played, and the event ended about 10 o’clock with the couple deeply grateful for the congregation’s kindness.
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Christian Church
Rt. M. Salta
Mr. Salts
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Pitts Celebrates 77th Birthday
A social birthday dinner honored Mr I C Witty on his seventy seventh birthday last week hosted by Mrs Fr Witts. Guests included Mines John Gardner John Fairfield Laura Smith Jacob Frick Thos Dodd sr Mastin Cline and others. Photographs were taken as Mr Pitt’s group enjoyed a happy afternoon with assistance from Mrs Davids House and Mrs Arthie Teeter.
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Fr. Witts
I. C. Witty
Mines
John Gardner
John Fairfield
Laura Smith
Jacob Frick
Thos. Dodd, Sr
Mastin Cline
Henry Cather
Isaac Schooler
J. ¥. Byers
Grandma Roberts
Aujrusta Munson
Carthnire
A. J. Ware
Qieines
Tr. I. Pittsa
Death of Grandpa Harvey in local obituary
William M Harvey aged about 97 died last Wednesday afternoon at Amos Harvey's home and was buried Thursday at Brethren Church Cemetery. A former settler from 1870, he was a farmer and a Church of the Brethren minister active in his church until a few years before death. His wife had died earlier. Survivors include Amos Harvey, Mrs Dan Wampler, Mrs Wm Greenwood of Jasper, Mrs Templin, Mrs Copelain of Carthage, Mrs Leaver of Kansas and a son in Washington.
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Amos Harvey
Brethren Church
Harvey
Church of the Brethren
Dan Wampler
Wm. Greenwood
Jasper
Templin
Copelain
Carthage
Leaver
Kansas
Washington
Harvest Progress Amid Weather Shifts In Wheat Fields
Weather improved after two weeks of rain, allowing harvest to proceed. Wheat yields are thin and oats are very low, but corn fields are in good condition as harvest ends. Farmers anticipate turning to corn once mud clears.
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County Bonds for Roads in Jasper County
An opinion piece arguing for a county bond issue to fund a county-wide hard-surface road network. It argues farmers would bear less burden, cities benefit from land value increases, and counties must share tax costs to build roads. It cites county valuations and farm property shares to justify proposed financing.
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F. Scott
Jasper County
Department of Agriculture
Buchanan
Jackson
St. Louis
Greene County
Aimowits
Barton County
Marton County
Bates County
A Mistaken Idea About Subscriptions and Payments
Rural newspapers often think subscribers owe nothing after paid time ends. The writer argues for stopping service when time is up and notes Greenfield Vedette as an example. They stress notifying the publisher to stop and caution about collecting for extended periods if overlooked.
Fine Bunch of Hereford Inspection Moves
Seld. Dr. D C Mouser deputy State cattle inspector was called to the Prank Gulick place Monday to inspect a batch of Herefords sold to H C Coxef Monett. Cox’s ranch is in Arkansas. There were 31 animals: ten cows with calves ten two year old heifers and one two year old bull. The price received was reported as none.
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D.C. Mouser
Gulick Place
Giulick
H.C. Coxef Monett
Cox
Arkansas
Sunday School Activity Invites All To Pleasant Summer Session
The M. B. Sunday School invites members and others to attend next Sunday for a special hot weather session. Treesy romiie Kee freely flowers and ice coffee welcome guests. Attendance 17 visitors 22.7 cents collection noted, committee listed.
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New Elevator in Jasper Organized as Independent Company
The Jasper Elevator Company forms as a new concern with J. Leiss serving as manager. It states the venture is entirely independent and not merged with any existing milling or elevator firms.
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Jasper Elevator Company
J. [. Leiss
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