Doctor Dale the Hereford bull boards the southbound train
A southbound passenger train last Saturday carried a 1100 pound Hereford bull named Doctor Dale, formerly with Frank Gaulick’s herd, riding in the express car due to his size. The item notes a business college scholarship offer and a sale at Crow Mercantile Co with embroidery shirt waists priced at $1.00 on Saturday.
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Doctor Dale
Frank Gaulick
Central Business College
Kanens City
Crow Merc, Co
McCombs Leave Today for Lebanon Home in View
Mr and Mrs F J McComb and Master James depart today for Lebanon where they will reside at least for the present Mr McComb plans to enter the telephone business and may work in Lebanon or elsewhere He is credited with revitalizing Jasper service and the move is seen as beneficial to both towns A hoped new mail route may be opened to ease delivery with Carthage territory cited as misdefined and Dry Fork area as the dividing line causing gaps in mail for farmers in the Carthage route
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McCombs
Carthage
Jasper
Nearoat
Dry Fork
William Seal Dies in Kansas City
William Seal, longtime Jasper county resident born in Ohio on September 16, 1929, died Friday March 4 at his home 12 East 22d street in Kansas City. A petition seeks an inspector to assess a new road route to Dry Fork passing Jasper, benefiting farmers and the town's post office and trade, with citizens ready to assist.
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William Seal
Jasper County
Kangana City
Ohio
Dry Fork
Nesr
Carthage
Jasper
Lamar Boys Play at Springfield
Mose Cromwell and Mr. Yacoy visit from Lamar. Cromwell signs with a salaried Springfield team likely this year. Bob Thompson, 19, also sought by the same club after two strong seasons. The Lamar duo work well as a battery and may boost any team that signs them.
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Mose Cromwell
Mr. Yacoy
Lamar
Mose
Jasper
Springfield
Bob Thompson
Reaper
Thompson
Bud
Local Option Election Validity Contested in Carthage
Judge Bright in Carthage denied a writ of injunction over the county local option election. The saloon group alleged insufficient notice, but the judge ruled notice adequate. Similar ruling was made by Judge Blair in Joplin weeks earlier. the cases were appealed, and a higher court appeal is anticipated.
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Black Eye No
Bright
Carthage
Blockly No
Blair
Joplin
Oaks Supreme Court
Strangled woman found near Missouri Pacific line in Joplin
Dora Nelson 32, separated from husband Edward Nelson now in California, was slain and left beside the Missouri Pacific railway in Joplin. Her 14 year old son and she lived in Blendville. she worked at a Joplin laundry and is unemployed. A young girl found her body this morning. The killer’s identity is not yet established.
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Joplin
Missouri Pacific Railway
Dora Nelson
Blendville
Edward Nelson
California
We May Furnish Arkansas Her Peaches
Report from Arkansas citrus areas notes heavy frost damaged crops in southern regions like Siloam Springs, with little hope for a crop there. North of the state line peaches budding well with expectations of a good crop barring further freezes. Early winter cold delayed buds in the south while warmer areas fared better. Paint for every purpose, Leo Pitts.
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Arkansas
Siloam Springs
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Black Hawk
Red River Valley
Minnesota
First National Bank
Missouri
Kansas City
Lamar Boys
Sweetheart
Rogers
Christian Church
Baptist Church
Deakins
M. EB
Requa
Leo Pitts
Sewell Paints
Sewell
HESS
Dr. Schooler
South Side Drug Store
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