1905 Team Prospect Hails From Farmers Exhibit
Spring brings a boastful lineup for 1905 featuring the Great Western Endless Apron Mantre Spreader with five feed changes, plus five cultivator and binder names like Crackajack, Gretchen, Edge Drop, Old Champion, and Playball. The Sampson Windmill catches winds. Dutch Uncle and Balance Frame Dandy guard first base. Goodenough Plow anchors second. Osborne Binder at third. Osborne Disc in short. Mandt Wagon center. Plymouth Twine in right. News Kenney Bogey in left. The team proclaims itself best for the season and invites rivals to watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen
Sampson
Osborne
Combine
St. Louis
Coma
Geo Us
Mitchell Cather wedding unites prominent couple Sunday
Mr Lawther L Mitchell and Miss Mabel Cather wed at the M F parsonage in this city Sunday morning Rev Ferguson officiated In attendance were intimate friends The couple plans a wedding dinner and then move to the bride’s home The City Feed store will relocate to the Suigus Baker building and later move to the Mayne building after which business movements follow including the Houck building sale and Tallman purchasing the Frat building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawther L. Mitchell
Mabel Cather
M. F. Parsonage
Ferguson
Kang
Jasper
le Li
Beilei
W. H. Chither
Jaseraod
Indy
Mitchell
Clair
Greed Avenue
Main Street
Suigus & Baker Star
Mayne
Feat
Alc Cassin & Moucks
Frat
Tallman
Fecentl
Houck Builtling
Rail Rate List for Various California Routes
Special one way second class colonial ticket to San Francisco Los Angeles and other California points 26.55. Rates include fish-via Be Pool 23.40 and connections to Lake City Pocatelo Ogdes Hebinn etc. Dates reference March 15 Sept 15 1905.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Otter
California
Hil Ye
Moorea
Be Pool
Hebinn
Bow
Ogdes
Balk Lake City
Pocatelo
Lasbo
Ogher Palais
Wash
Jae
Lio Ma
Now to Charge In Latwsr Democrat Report
The Latwsr Democrat notes a morning arrival from Jefferson City for the Ress commission. The county court prepares to approve Mr Ress, with the treasurer's office formally ready for charge. Boots, a blacksmith, will move his family back to Jasper OC after leaving Carl Junction. A. Covert, a well known farmer living east of Tom Bay, bought a wagon and buggy at the Red store. Mr and Mrs Clint Teeter celebrate a new baby at their home Monday. Cha Fap Alot and C. S. Bailey discuss moves to the Bor mss bouss on Grand Avenue. Chas Hivauon is ill, and a boy has a rare blood condition observed in late totality.
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Latwsr Democrat
Jobe OG. Ress
Louralay
Jefferson City
Ress Bood
Vitiar
Milt Boots
Bony
Carl Juretion
Yrar
South Maio
Jame Thomson
Jasper
Jasper County
Charney Ward
Chas Ward
Bie
Ward
Leo Duilara
Anyoun
Mr Ward
Frasier
Peron
Wil
Ubaring
Mr. Ward
Joplin
Riakery
Hue
Ward and Lottery Ticket Dispute Ends in Confusion
A chaotic Jasper county item recounts Charley Ward winning a lottery ticket he bought from Harvey Frasier, only for the holder to claim the prize, leaving Ward furious and seeking redress. The piece notes a supposed mistaken draw and Ward’s subsequent attempts to locate the rightful winner. It also mentions a Kansas City birth, a St Louis clothing trip, and Campbell’s ad copy.
The Mystical Knot Lecture in Taos by Rev Anderson
Reverend F P Anderson delivered a lecture at the Methodist Church in Taos on The Mystical Knot or Love Courtship and Marriage. Dr Courtney of Kansas City was initially expected but could not attend. Anderson was secured in his stead. The talk traced joys and sorrows from courtship to the end of life, urging thoughtful love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Carthage
M. FE
Methodiat Church
Taos
Ian
Courtney
Kansas City
Andenon
Where is the owner of the wagon and horse team
A damaged OCR item reports that J W Stith of Preston is missing after a wagon and horse team entered a river. The wagon and boat were swept downstream from Jenkins Ford with a box floating downstream. No evidence of the owner’s fate is found, and authorities seek clues to locate him alive or confirm a drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Ford
J. W.stith
Preston
Bodipgael
Fragmentary Nugget of Local Events and Tragedy
Fragmented OCR notes mention a speaking event at Carl Junction about education, a forthcoming meeting planned for Saturday in April, and several oblique personal notices. A death and family illness are referenced, with scattered names and places including Aventir and Jasper periodls.
Drawing event and local notices in quirky ledger style
The article notes a local drawing for de Mercia with KL Robert and Bon Werk, mentions a 104th draw by Jobe Lafore, and references farm access by Mr Hoopamis. It also reports Antifveoin links, a Gis daughter, and City Feed Store relocation from Grand Avenue and Main Street to the west corner of Shagee & Bales, with plans for a March 6 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Mercia
KL Robert
Bon Werk
Lucks
Beth
Jobe Lafore
Jobn Thompeon
Mr Paine
Baynes Plans Move and Stone Building on Main Street
Bayne plans a large stone structure replacing the current South Main Street building. The old Morian wing from Dublin will be removed and a new two room store will rise on Chaud avenue. The frame building now used by Mettogoo will be moved to James Thomney Lilock lot south of Main. The new building will feature stone with plate glass, and will house Mrs T Frost and a hardware business managed by Bayne.
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Win Bayne
Chaod
Otrnet
San Ingo
Dublin
James Thomney
Hayote
MM. T. Frost
Bayne Ghinself
Liv Lia Ted Hardware
Reno Killey Wedding Details Given in Notice
The notice records the Reno Killey wedding of Clyde Evie and Mise Pomel Athy on February 2 at the bride’s home. Rev Gurvey officiated, friends attended, and a formal dinner followed. The Bride and groom receive many presents and good wishes for a happy life together. EF. Reid announces a public sale at his farm on March 4 with cattle, hogs, and farming implements.
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Clyde Evie
Mise Pomel Athy
Milley Anne
Rev Gurvey
Lamar
Friends of the Ewn
J Sojer
Reid
Gwilee
Rath
Sant
Jasper
Flo
Cally
Kanees
Danian
Smggett & Pott
Tome ‘Dig
Came Back With A Bride In Warreensburg Union News
Glick marries Minalan Fulla in Warreesburg Alabama last Thursday at the bride’s home. The couple planned a farewell party as they head toward California with relatives and friends from the community.
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Glick
Mins Fultz
D.C. Glick
Warreesburg
Ala
Minalan Fulla
Warreouurg
Byide
Warteresburg
Mer
Gilok
Bruit
Fragmented notice of property and personnel moves in a local scene
A garbled OCR passage reports multiple local changes including sales and occupancy of a Main Street lot, transfers of managerial roles at a company, and mentions of a league event. Names and places are partially indecipherable, with references to a mayor, building plans, and a dinner event tied to a committee.
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Inlik
Ibe
Amie
Rising Sun
Weidner
Mian Hyler
Bes Popile
Mra
Homer King
Vernon Gileshaw
Ryer-McGee
Ira
Howerd Royer
Nashwville
Mandy Della McGee
Anot Af Uhl
Squire Alien
Royer
Manna Alva
Wil Roger
Tom Meyer
Dural
L. W. Skages
Brosaveh
Teper
Baker
Droowagh
Bailey
Mas Baw
Grand Ardooe Om Mali Street
Slopebocker
Blvcre Cire
Wilee
Cs Bapital Ode
Mre
Deny
Pargoos, Kansas
Bon A. H. Dray
Thie City
Jeger Mo
Larrees
Treit
Hermin
Jalsa Safierd
Mitchell-Cather
Sunday
OC. A
Tome Bay
Mr. Sod
Clint Teeter
Prof
Perty Bes Nuved
Bouss
Ans Grand Avenue
Chas
E. Wogwott
E Uith
Eretul Swine
Mina Ade Bylok
St Louie
M. Born & Co
Ri Campbell
E. P Anderson
Nave
W . Perry
Carl Junction
Quaernation
Saturidas
Irs
W. T. Sturdevant
Aventir
Kan
Leurdevant
Lucky Noeber
Tor City Peed
Cormec
Grand Avenue
Shagee & Bales Etseem
Baynes
Reno-Killey
Esrom
Ray Maria
Aerowd
Roy Blais
Bio
Roy
Addy Kernuy
OLR
Waller le Mnowhog
le Dive Rental de Btepering
Ita Cigiftle
Muikey
Cire
Mary
Kalenee
Bor
Catitvania
David Dayirs
Lexington
Ayeoun Balwrea
Hag, Jr
Uingle
W. Ul
Wand Xesternlay
Meg
Wotayom
Mr. W. 3
Crow
Jie Aon
Youterday
Hutebiasce Benes
Jober An
Mark Quilleo
Wee Dichamuee Lemiber Co
Phillise
Peal Perry
MK Chwrek
Saath
Torthern
Taanka
Jésper Far
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