The Millers Daughter or Bound in Honor Drama
A four act student production at Jasper High School presents The Millers Daughter or Bound in Honor at the Opera House in Jasper. The cast includes Grady Campbell John Campbell George Campbell Guy Webb Everett Deardorff Homer Harris Edna Linn Edith Merrell and others. The plot follows Elsie from a forced marriage to a mountain journey and a ball at Countess Warrington, ending with a curse revoked and Elsie’s return.
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Jasper High School
Opera House
Jasper
Grady Campbell
John Campbell
Robert
George Campbell
Guy Webb
Everett Deardorff
Homer Harris
Edna Linn
Elsie
Squire Thornton
Basil
Countess Warrington
Heaven
Dickey
Rexall Hair Tonic Promise and Guarantee at Rexall Store
In strong endorsement, H. F. Pitts assures Rexall 93 Hair Tonic stops dandruff, stimulates hair growth, and prevents baldness. If not satisfied, money refunded. Two sizes 63 and 1.00, sold only at The Rexall Store.
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Rexall
H. F. Pitts
Frisco Railroad Pays Damages to Carthage Fair
Frisco Railroad paid the Carthage fair association 5600 for the burning of stables and other buildings at the fair grounds last fall. The fire was attributed to sparks from a Frisco engine. A suit for 8000 damages by the fair association will be dropped.
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Frisco
Frisco Railroad
Carthage Fair Association
Fair Grounds
The
Fair Association
Irwin Depot Burns In Irwin Missouri Pacific Depot
The Missouri Pacific depot at Irwin between Lamar and Sheldon burned to the ground on Friday morning March 17. The cause is undetermined though a passing locomotive spark is suspected after a freight train went through shortly before the fire was found.
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Irwin
Missouri Pacific
Lamar
Sheldon
Who's the Liar? Faith Predicts Roott Peach Crop
Montevallo horticulturist Jacob Faith offers his first definite peach prediction for rott claiming enough buds remain unhurt for a fair crop and that all other fruit promises a full yield.
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Jacob Faith
Montevallo
Jacob
Trial reveals clashes in Greenfield divorce case
In a Greenfield trial for a default divorce the husband’s attorney sought testimony on his wife's housekeeping. The judge halted such lines as irrelevant to grounds, noting the court’s stance on mud and manners, prompting the lawyer to pivot to allegations she cursed him instead.
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Greenfield
Thurman
To Regain Lost Cannon in Cassville Missouri
Efforts to recover a brass cannon embedded in Flat Creek gravel resume near Cassville Missouri. A caisson surrounds the site four mules haul gear water will be pumped out for excavation. The cannon was captured from Union forces during the Civil War and later sunk in the creek. Kansas newspaper man E F Hester is financing the project believing the gun was taken from his command years ago.
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Cassville
Flat Creek
E. F. Hester
Kansas
Lamar Team Cinches Title In Carthage Victory
Lamar basketball team defeated Baraca 34 to 6 in Carthage Friday night to clinch the southwest championship. Key players Bob Thompson Harry Hayes Charley Cox Harris Staats and Clarence Sheppard, with Sheppard the only newcomer, led Jasper area fans.
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Lamar
Carthage
Baraca
Baracas
Bob Thompson
Harry Hayes
Charley Cox
Harris Staats
Clarence Sheppard
Jasper
Sheppard
Dugan Becomes Carterville Hotel Landlord
W D Dugan, once a local hardware dealer here, recently moved to Joplin and is reported to have purchased a hotel at Carterville. He now runs the property as a landlord, with his home long rooted in Carterville and a hopeful outlook for success.
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W.D. Dugan
Joplin
Carterville
Mr. Dugan
Smallpox Epidemic Hits Oakton Neighborhood
Smallpox runs through Oakton area ten miles northwest causing a serious outbreak. At least a score of cases reported with new ones daily and fears of fatalities. Three district schools closed due to the epidemic.
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Oakton Nephborhow
Here
One Way to Beat a Railroad in Highland Kansas
Mrs Scott and her thirteen children rode a single first class ticket through Omaha when a conductor balked at five double seats. The family Bible listed each child with ages, showing all were hers. The mother and children paid for one ticket while occupying five double seats in the homeseeker’s car.
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Highland
Kans
Oklahoma
Muskogee
Alberta
Canada
Mrs. Scott
Arthur
Arnold
Allan
Almond
Aldin
Albert
Albion
Adolph
Abel
Abner
Doctor's Question on Regular Bowels Sparks Rexall Ad
A Rexall issue promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe constipation cure, claiming 98 percent illness links to inactive bowels and torpid liver. The ad guarantees money back if unsatisfied and notes the product is non purging and gentle, suitable for children and the elderly. Sold at HH F Pitts Rexall Store.
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Rexall
HH. F. Pitts
Jasper hens beat competitors in egg shipment tally
Three southwest Missouri towns reported egg shipments last Saturday. Greenfield sent 156 cases, Sheldon 106, and Jasper 145, with Jasper nearly matching Greenfield and beating Sheldon by about 3 to 2 in the tally across their towns.
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Jasper
Southwest Missouri
Greenfield
Sheldon
Enterprise
Cream buyer ad from T H Hammond seeks cream
T H Hammond advertises top market price for cream and invites producers to bring their supply to sell. The notice emphasizes high rates and immediate payment for dairy cream.
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T. H. Hammond
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Lena Rex
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A. J. Baker
Jasper Band
Basil Lawrence
Lawrence Hunt
John Derwent
Lord Hyde
Dickey Brown
Humped Tom
Black Joe
Mountain Mag
Countess Harring
Mrs. Derwent
Lady Hyde
Lynne Elsie
Mile
Cerani
Tair Health
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Rock Island
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South Side
J. A. Cozatt
W. D. Dugan
Oakton
California
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
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Joplin, Mo
Bishop's
North Side
Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co
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Mgr
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