All Over Jasper and Maysville News Ties
The report covers high weekly wages paid to Ed Mesulif a shovel er in the Joplin mining district six days work and compares McAulif overtime hours. It notes the disappearance of Marshall Emery, a missing twelve year old from Webb City and rewards offered. It also mentions a fire destroying the Seioto custom mills near Webb City, a Carthage Rooster club, and a boy sent to reform school. A letter from Maysville Ky says John Mitchell shot Weaver Belfale is dying from injuries. Resolutions honor John S. Laforce a deceased Mason with sympathy to his family.
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Joplin Minaing
Waa
Mesulif
McAulif
Seioto Custom Mills
Webb City
Carthage
Claud ‘Lansdown
State Reform School
Goures
Joplin
Maysville
John Mitchell
Weaver Belfale
Bellale
Chas
Morris
John S. LaForce
Bro. Laforee
Lodge
Bro. Laforce
Gro. Laforce
Parmer on Advertising and the Soaked Buyer
Wiley Jones complains in Agricultural Advertising that most goods he encounters are not advertised and that unadvertised items are a common pitfall. He recalls buying a lightning rod by foot and selling per inch, plus a patent gate not advertised, ending in tight margins and disappointment. He argues proper advertising matters and that a salesman must show proof of a winner in print to earn his business.
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Cartain
Wiley Jones
Gas mains laid toward Grand Avenue for city lighting
Work on laying gas mains for city lighting has progressed to Grand Avenue with plans to extend east to Maio and then north. Delays in plant freighting have strained the schedule but promoters and engineers remain confident the project will meet the franchise deadline and the town will soon be lit.
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Grand Avenue
Park Street
Maio
Mgain
Uip
Misars Schott
Herdenbrook
Wood
Ihs
Newspaper publisher back in city after county trip
Rge C. Comba, until recently publisher of the News, was in Lamar on business Tuesday and returned the same night. On Wednesday, accompanied by Mira Combs, he went to Missouri County to visit his mother before resuming his work in the newspaper field.
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Rge C. Comba
the News
Lamar
Mira. Combs
Mo- Do County
Te Sori
Boundary expansion vote for Jasper Missouri city limits in 1907
Notice proclaims a municipal election in Jasper Missouri on April 9 1907 to approve annexation of land described by portions of Sections 13 14 24 and surrounding townships 30 31 into the city. Officials D A Houmus clerk and S D Cuspiee mayor sign the notice.
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Jasper
Staig
Missouri
Aeetion
Rouge
D. A. Houmus
Jaaper
D. Cusxpiee
Juaper
Double wedding rumor denied by Carthage Press
Kansas City dispatch reports that the Carthage Press last week and the prior issue printed statements about a double wedding that supposedly occurred in Jasper. The press declares those claims untrue and advises readers they are not correct.
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Kansas City
Eprror Newa Ebeg
Carthage Pres
Jasper
Rue Crash
LaForce
Embroidery Inserts for Shirtwaist Fronts at Harbur’s
Mrs B W Corder and two children left Tuesday for Fort Collins to join Mr Corder with their household goods. Mr Corder has employment there and they will make it their home. Mr and Mrs J P Leisa of Parsons Kansas visited here last week.
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B. W. Corder
Ft. Collins
Mr. Corder
Fort Collins
J. P. Leisa
Parsons, Kansas
Jasper High Falls Twice In Lamar Basketball Doubleheader
Jasper High School lost both ends of a Lamar doubleheader last Friday. The boys, led by Tony Lave, struggled against a tougher Lamar squad, while the Jasper girls were outpaced 13 to 5 as Lamar’s players fired up with home crowd support. The article notes this is the third meeting this season and praises the Jasper boys for their effort, though luck and missed shots hurt their chances. The piece ends with a confident vow to win next year.
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Jasper High School
Lamar
LO LO
Laruor
Jasper Techs
Tony Lave
Jasper Boys
Tir
Sana
Jasper
Joplin Teams Ready for Jasper Clash at Opera House
Tomorrow night in Joplin the high school first and second basketball teams meet Jasper boys at the Opera House. Both squads have split the season thus far and aim to improve their records. Tickets are five cents at Joyou's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin High School
Jasper Boys
Joplins
Jasper
Opera House
Joyou’s
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Huliskamp, C. & E
Hamilton-Brown
Moline
Peter
Marshall Emery
Mes
Emory
Atreet
Wabb City
Bia
Mitchell
Parmer
Deays
J. D. Harbur
Chandler
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