Jasper County Woman Triumphs Through Steady Study
A Kansas City Post profile of Miss M Lenn Riddle of Austin highlights her Jasper County roots, editor role with the Texas Bankers Record, and authoring a digest of Texas banking laws. She rose to chief clerk in Texas banking and voices strong views on women in business while noting career paths require effort and resilience.
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Kansas City Post
Jasper County
L. H. Gwen
Jasper
Miss Riddle
Carthage
Toww
Texas
M. Lenn Riddle
Austin
Banking Department of Texas
Texas Bankers’ Record
Texas State Bankers’ Association
Texas Banking
Iniws
Miss Riddle Ax
Busines
Henney Buggies Offer Easy Riding And Fair Prices
A noisy ad proclaims Henney Buggies as swell looking and easy riding with satisfactory bugeyries. It warns of robbers and SOTTO steer fires and urges spring buyers to inspect, claiming prices are fair and not to miss the deal or both will lose money.
Nashville High School Closing Exercises Report
The Nashville school held its closing exercises last Friday with a spirited program despite high water hindering the orchestra. Principal address by Rev. AL IK Gurley of Jasper and a gold watch fob presentation to Professor Masters marked the event.
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Nashville
Hells
AL IK. Gurley
Jasper Ade
George Matters
Professor Masters
Geonie
Notice to Stock Owners Demonstration at Hammond Bros
Notice to stock owners announces a free demonstration of the Nebraska Hinge Door Silo at Hammond Bros on Saturday May 9th. City Manager J A Ward urges attendance to see the new silo product and its features.
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Nebraska
Hammond Bros
Closing Exercises at Liberty School Near Jaxper
Liberty School about seven miles east of Jaxper closed for the season last Friday afternoon with a pleasing program. The program featured student performances and a closing address by Miss Fay.
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Liberty School
Jaxper
The News Plans Further Improvements In Paper Quality
The newspaper states it will continue the siscoluttin quarto ani edition as long as finances justify the higher costs. It promises Jasper the best paper possible and notes growing town patronage and rising circulation. External requests for advertising space are cited as justification for another improvement.
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Jasper
Jens
Death of Nashville Pioneer David Sensney
David Sensney, a Nashville pioneer, died Friday at age 84 after living in the western county for about 40 years. A Holiness Church member, he leaves a widow and eighty children. Rev. A K Gurley conducted the funeral at the family home, with burial in Nashville cemetery.
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Nashville
David Sensney
Sensney Lina
Holiness Church
A Kk. Gurley
Jasper Prebytenon Church
Nasiliville
Local notes and rural news from North Fork district
A Pittsburg Kansas reader thanks the paper for prompting overdue subscription notices. The senior class prepares a play for next Saturday, while rural carriers report limited rounds due to high water. Farmer Roy Harris hauls about 400 bushels of wheat this week, prices rising. Governor Maxwell of Carterville tours the county. A Cowert praised as trustworthy. Charles Rice’s illness cited from New Mexico. J W Coop’s orchard shows heavy bloom with plums and berries promising a large crop. Miscellaneous local items include weather disruptions, depot transport, and community papers’ news sharing.
Removals and visits amid storm references in Blue area
Items show M Hatcher leaving for Springfield after visiting his son J R Hatcher and wife. A severe rain and hail storm affected the area with visits by H C Cline wife and Miss Eva to J R Hatcher and wife. Frank Sharp, formerly of Dublin now in Cullison Kansas, died of dropsy at his Cullison home and was interred at Waters cemetery west of Blue on April 26. A Nebraska Hinge Door Silo demonstration is announced for Hammond Bros Saturday May 4.
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M. Hatcher
Springfield
J. R. Hatcher
H.C. Cline
Eva
J. R Hatcher
Frank Sharp
Dublin
Cullison
Kans
Waters
Blue
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J. C. Company
Conrad Mercantile Company
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Mirsex Nell LaRue
Vina Lassure
Alta Parker
Mary Kennedy
Clara Pope
Mayme Wright
Minnie Young
G. T. Masters
Troy’ Masters
Masters
Purcell School
Purcell
Troy
Putille
Cline
Tiere
Columbia
Nonce
Nevada
Yale Coyder
Oronogo
Babcock
J. A. Ward
City Manghal
First National Bank
Pittsburg
Uncle Sam
Roy Harris
Mr Harris
Gov. Maxwell
Carterville
Muswell
Repubican
Ty Ik
A. Cowert Ag
Wm. Rice
Charles
Allen
Quay County
New Mexico
Charles Rice
J. W. Coop
Mr. Coop
Mir Murphy
Jes
A. R. Gerling
Preston
Carthane
Prieco
Carthare
Ad 'Clusk
Tink
North Fork
Dr. Schooler
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