Rude's Business College trains civil service stenographers
Government Service record at Rude's College Carthage Missouri shows fifteen sent to Washington two to Minneapolis and one to Kansas City. No high school required. Dee Prigmore of Reeds Missouri now works in Washington in government service. Rude's College emphasizes bookkeeping and shorthand.
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Rude’s Ness
Carthage
Washington, D. C
Maskopee
Kansas City
United States
Civil Service
Dee Prigmore
Reeds
Pee
Rude
Business College
F. M Rude
Peony field visits and Sunday gatherings in Sarcoxie area
Robert White visited the peony fields at Sarcoxie Sunday. Multiple local residents and families spent Sunday with relatives or at gatherings including Charley Thomas and wife F M Isenmann and wife, Henry Martin and wife, and Miss Bessie Strecker. A crochet club met at Mrs Issenmann's, and several residents traveled to Lawrence County and Kenoma.
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Robert White
Sarcoxie
Charley Thomas
F. M. Isenmann
Art Strecker
Oklahoma
Arthur Probert
E. E. Hubbard
Herschel Radford
W. A Strecker
Avery Foster
Bessie Strecker
Henry Martin
Geneva
Kenyon Hubbard
Frank Isenmann
Fred Sweezy
Alice Templio
Walker Hubbard
Megers Charley Kincaid
Alfred Burnett
Death of W. L. Rice in Jasper Missouri
W J Rice a respected Jasper resident died at home on North Main Street after a week long illness. Funeral was held at the M E Church with Dr J J Martin officiating and burial in Jasper Masonic Cemetery. Born November 16 1842 in Washington County Ohio he moved from Illinois and Kansas before settling in Jasper. He married Elizabeth Ward in 1861 and left nine children with four surviving, plus a sister Harriett Mekking of Avilla. He was a quiet devoted Christian with a faithful wife at his side and died at his post in peace.
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W. J. Rice
Jasper
North Main Street
Mr. Rice
M. Kck
J.J. Martin
Jasper Masonic Cemetery
Church Triumphant
Elizabeth Ward
Illinois
Mary Holtman
Pearl Bedell
Ira Rice
Ogden
Utah
E. G. Rice
Harriett C. MekKng
Avilla
Brother Rice
Kansas
Missouri
Jasper County
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sure His Time Had Come
A patient in an English hospital ward, waking from anesthesia, is startled by a Wesleyan minister and two clerical friends entering in black coats. He exclaims, "Great Scott! The undertakers!" in a moment of surprised humor.
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Scott
Catarrh Cure Promoted With Claim of Cure
A fragment describes a questionable medical pitch claiming a universal cure for catarrh via internal remedies. The notice asserts success and charges up to a hundred dollars, urging readers to send money for a plate or guide from a named company. The text reflects early era advertisement language and dubious medical promises.
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Jones
Issure
Mihac
Potosto
Alphas Close Season's Work With Social Meeting
The Alpha Club closed its season with a Tuesday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. J. W. Black. Officers elected were President Mrs. J. C. Howser, Vice President Mrs. A. F. Drake, Secretary Mrs. Arthur Teeter, and Treasurer Mrs. W. H. Hendricks. Guests enjoyed punch, a two course luncheon, and social hour with music from Mesdames Houser, Leiss, Marah, and Drake.
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Alpha Club
J. W. Black
J. C. Howser
A. F. Drake
Arthur Teeter
W. H. Hendricks
J. N. Marsh
F. A. Rice
Miss Nm
Mesdames McCandless
H. J. Deardorff
Arthur Smith
Claude Boyer
C. A. Lewis
W. H. Woods
W. C. Thomas
A. Hy Lawhead
C. L. Hayzlett
C.¥. Rex
Bert Webb
FE. W. Scott
T. B. Hardaway
A. Ms. Crandall
I. V. Elliott
Prank Seal
Missea Oamia Webb
Lula Lawson
Grand Ave Block Gets Mine Chat Covering
Property owners on Grand Avenue block east of Main Street have improved the area with mine chat covering. Owners supplied the material and the city provided labor for the project.
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Grand Avenue
Main Street
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
Anecdotal testimonial claims Sloan's Liniment eases rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation and soothing sore muscles. A Philadelphia reader named James S. Pargoson praises rapid knee relief after a single application, noting tingling comfort and gratitude.
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Sloan
Wernith
Sione
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