Tragic Marriage Dispute Ends in Fatal Shooting
Randall not arrested after a shooting during divorce proceedings. Wife sought divorce amid drinking troubles and tension at home. Funeral held for the deceased. remains buried near Salem cemetery with family and Jasper mourners joining the procession.
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Aelf
Randall
Tan
Bane Cauard
Weit
Cather
Brothers of the Deceyved
Carthage
Salem
Jasper
Dublin News Notes and Local Moves Update
Me Morian returns from Martelli Institute to report Oliver’s position and Fred to Marcolian to call for his father. Mrs Morian’s three Neck sisters visit briefly. Jim Hodge from Jasper moves to Dublin. Tom Goodwin home this week as the community yard quiets with an empty alee. Apples hauled to market amid drying weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Morian
Martelli
Oliver
Fred Wit
Marcolian
Tom Goodwin
Hyder
Rebekahs Notice and Local Sale Listings
Fragmented notice notes a Friday night gathering and orders from officials for a local group. It mentions a late 19th century turning toward regular Saturday meetings and lists a farm sale including improvements and address details with unclear names and locations.
Senior debate and school notes from Friday events
The Junior and Senior groups held activities with debates on US actions toward the Philippines, postings and rehearsals for an upcoming program, and a football game preview. Sponsors for the debate were Hugh Williams and Clinton Teeter affirming, Morgan Wilbert and Troy Masters negating. the result favored the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewalice
United States
Philippines
Hugh Williams
Clinton Teeter
Morgan Wilbert
Troy Masters
Mtion
E1doeiner
Msion VanDusis
Tia
Lamar
Garden City
Renwrber
Lusneces
Jd. M8
D. 5
Ohl
Kentucky
Deardorff
Teeter
Tecors
Kisy
Baee
Yao
Dewey Sparkfings and local notices mix in town column
A fragmentary rural page reports on a Sunday Dewey Sparkfings program, local church notes, W T U ribbon plans, соседик visits, farm chores, harvests, births and births rumors, weather, and community tidbits from Jasper area including corn, coal, and travel notes, with scattered names like Mew, Gaddis, Campbell, Pringle, Greenwood, Frowns, and Fowler.
Sheridan Area Notes Fly With Odd Local Weather And School Exhibit
Local column reports residents including D W Robinson Lincoln Oscar Fankie and D W Wampler visiting Kansas City. A Monday sighting described a long flock of black birds and many ducks as cold weather nears. Sheridan school plans an exhibit Saturday night with drawing writing and recitations, judged works, and fundraising for the school. If rain cancels, event moves to Monday. A pledge from Opossum Creek hunters to seek permission before hunting is noted along with local business ads and a Pong patent joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Avid Jwrithmintic
Columbia
Orville Read
Homer Wampler
Earl Harvey
Bsovg
Alloo Bowers
Eoitation
Rt Stockerthaw
Peonucker
Firs
Reness
Local notes and social updates from Alba area
Mr Teeter of near Alba leads a moved crowd recently praised by Mr Simmons. Friday saw Beulat Cather visit her aunty in Jaapor while Leach sisters Kate and Seaute spent the weekend with Mrs House. A literary society gathering at Lynoland, rug materials noted, and Miss Haynes mentioned. Houston busy with work, items for sale, and a Browne social reported. A guitar and mandolin event advertised with tools and kitchen items offered cheap at Bquier’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Teeter
Alba
Simmons
Beulat Cather
Jaapor
Bucher Leach
Kate
Seaute
Mrs. House
Lynoland Wallorganigs
Hervtofurs
Misa Haynes
Echool
Sum Pew
Flour and Feed Leave Orders for Coal and Wood
An October 17 note announces remaining orders for coal and stove wood after October 17, with Flour & Feed issuing the directives and specifying affected customers or deliveries.
Temperance column highlights WCTU's Portland convention
The Temperance column notes a large gathering in Portland Maine for the national W C T U convention with Lady Henry Someran in attendance. It praises wartime work, membership growth in states like Pennsylvania New York and Illinois, and references figures and figures from the movement. It also remarks on American suffrage debates and gender roles in ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine
T. U
Henry Someran
England
Lee
Peonsylvania
New York
Lilisuiy
Lwvides
Abraham Lincoln
Francis Willard
Julio G. Woolley
Clara Hoffman
Callie Howe
Mrs Kimball
Otawr
Aweriva
Kliow Spd
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J. M. Earp
Lamar, Mo
Dublin
Rebekahs
Leon Fieher NG
Ava Frick Fee
Lergaios
Hidt
Bridge & ‘Beach
Wrens Bros
Alk Bizos
Squier's
Dewey
Feook Hart
Gramleother Gaff
Mme
Gaddis
Emory
Carterville
Mrs. Purcos
Mins Byrd Cloptin
Mr. Campbell
Barton County
Mirv
Campbell
Allie
Walter Pringle
Oronogo
Masry Pringle
Grandma Grewnwood
Phore
Bethel
Earom
Elvetion
John Frown
Thibagh
Gearbert
Nevada
Dip Myers
Minerar
J. J
Mies Guelo Meyer la
Blue ‘Star
Myao
Jule Frakes
Order of the Wight
Cline
Goo
Abicline
Alabama
Missouri
Bessie Cline
Mer, Mudde, Mire
Wo Armatrong
Mary
Burney
Chandrin Miller
Ryne Loond
Plymowitt
Wilim Wat
A. L
Wessuices
Haughanout
Harvey
Gresham
Kansan City
Gore
Stein
D. W. Robinson
Lincoln
Oscar Fankie
D. W. Wampler
Showl
Old Black Joe
Orrly Larvey
Emage
Fox and the
1Olan
Ass Ensor
Five
Duc--Crace
Lizzie Howors
Grace Bowers
Chever Riddle
Hart Crandall
Julia Strecker
Boog
Adiiisson
Gadder
Opossum Oreek Association
Farna
Kh. KE
Guewmam
W. A. Jowns
E. T
Rus
A. M. Hapvey
Bioup
Gillattam
J. HL
Bavyn
D. W. Bertogum
Domme
T. W. Bayne
Keaney Minti
Senek
Finn Bond
Jas
Mr. Houston
Browne
Bquier's
Wilbert Miller
Temperance Column
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