BERT TALLMAN DEAD IN IDAHO CRASH
Obituary notes the death Friday of Carl Albert Tallman aged about 18 in a car crash in Idaho. He was the son of H L Tallman and wife, previously living in Jasper. He had been expected home soon after returning west six years ago. The burial occurred in Jasper with family sympathy extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Albert ‘Tallman
Cy Yeurs
Hll Tallman
Nat
Bad
Nijies
Idaho
Bert
Jasper
Hinton Tallman
Tesar
Idahe
Jasper High School Wins In Sarcoxie Showdown
Jasper High School defeated Sarcoxie High 25 to 14 in a Friday night game. Lester Goddard hit six field goals and four foul shots, with Worth Masters adding a clean long-range shot. Referees were noted by Jasper staff, and a return game is set for Jasper in November. Also on tap are a Lamar team visit, and motion picture shows at the opera house next week.
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Jasper High School
Sarcoxie
Sarcoxie High School
Jasper
Lester Goddard
Worth Masters
Arebie
Jasper Professor Hurt
Arthur Cline
George Masters
Lamar
Case
Opera House
Kansas Agricultural College Urges Fall Grass Burn Threats Bugs
The Kansas Agricultural College warns that cooperative fall burning of bunch grass is needed to curb a summer bug invasion. It notes November as the ideal time, advises burning near ground level to kill more bugs, and stresses neighborly cooperation to protect adjacent farms from cross-border infestation.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Tras
Jones
Smith
Death of Mrs Goodrich during Jasper visit
Mrs H. T. Goodrich, visiting her daughter near Jasper, died of a heart attack last Saturday night, aged 49. Funeral set for tomorrow at Mount Carmel, with interment there. The Goodrichs reside in Jasper and were here most of the time. She was a Jasper M E Church member and leaves many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Goodrich
Shiff Jet
Jasper
Mount Carmel
Goodiich
Jasper M. E. Church
Teenager Kicked By Horse Suffers Concussion
Ralph Sterling aged 17, son of S HH Sterling living five miles southeast, was kicked on the head by a horse Monday evening and rendered unconscious for a long period. He remained nauseated through Monday night, waking Tuesday unable to recall the incident. Dr Knott reported no skull fracture.
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Elks@club
Ralph Sterling
S. HH. Sterling
Cineman
Knott
Amomas Host Agogas Halloween Gathering
Amomas entertained the Agogas at Misses Busby's home on Hallowe'en night. The house was decorated with autumn leaves pumpkins and gourds. Guests enjoyed themed names and refreshments of pumpkin custards and sweet cider.
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Amomas
High School Hoops Schedule Confuses Local Routs
The team plans to play games in Jasper with Golden City on the isth and Sarcoxic on the g2d, outlining arena locations for upcoming matches.
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Jasper
Golden City
Sarcoxic
Hereford Sale Notes From Carthage Show Missouri Herd Growth
Jasper reports tax collector Bob Sloan and assistant Mist Leno Res in town for three days collecting taxes from holdouts. Dress notes seven year many Hereford cattle sold at Carthage sale on 23rd ult with buyers including W C Thomas, W Price, W L McWilliams, William Wenn, Overton Marrs, T J George, Gum il Thomasville, Frank Knell, Jesse C Watking, ROHL Holton, Jones Bros, Brannan, Jay Branford, T Welsh, and E D Deasters.
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Bob Sloan
Mist Leno Res
Jaspe
Mr Sloan
Slown
Jasper
Carthage
Missouri
Sco
Willian Wenn
Kansas
Civ
Iran
Sax Jeach
Overton Marrs
Harre
Sarc
T. J. George
Goin City
Cass County
Gum
Thomasville
Oreron County
Sye
Frank Knell
Kher Side
Secoalta
Jesse
C. Watking
Joplin
Sic Landa
Fico
Rohl Holton
Coor Clinton
Street
Saco
Soo
Holton
Ins
Pour
Jones Bros
Council Grove
MM. Brannan
Neosho
Jay Branford
Welsh
Emporia
Kan
Bonutt
Deasters
Sits
High School Notes On Trips Exams And Students
High School notes report Treshies trip to Gold outing and a Sarcoxie basketball trip. Rev J A Reid gave an inter wintering address to seventh and eighth graders. Visitors Liland Earl noted Monday afternoon. Absentees listed. Quarterly exams concluded with many names escaping or failing. Prof Cline criticized medieval history prep. Prof Murt described his trip to Sarcoxie. student list details exam evasions and subjects taught by Prof Hurt.
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J. A Reid
Liland Earl
Hugh Melton
Harry Tall
Tan
Sarcoxie
Cline
Murt
Selon Fupils
Itéain
George Hurt
Mandel Drake
Hine Harver
Mac Wood
Roy Webl
Scede Hardy
Bryan Row
Petey Busby
Grace Greenwood
Irene Winans
Carrie Winans
Clare Hetbard
Helen Scott
Ruth Paeh
Bela Latterseen
Fern Bright
Gladys Mex
Leland Enyl
Mary Denke
Grace Teeter
Ruth Fiurley
Harry Tallman
Lillian Magers
Lester Goddard
Time
Hurt
Orville Winder
Geneva Hubbard
Welen Scott
Hattie Ronkler
Mamie Corder
Leland Earl
Gladys Rex
Bevlal Patterson
Youth's Companion 1913 Promises Family Friendly Reading
The Youths Companion appeals to family life with stories of vigor and games, tales of girls colleges, and serious content for mothers fathers and children. Subscription offer includes samples and free issues for 1912 remaining weeks, with Winslow Calendar souvenir. Boston Mass. New subscriptions received at this office.
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Companion Winslow
Youth’s Companion
Boston
Mass
Barn and Contents Burned Near Jasper
Jane Thompson, living about six miles southeast of Jasper, lost barn and contents in a Monday night fire. The blaze destroyed three horses, a mule, feed, wagons, harness, and machinery. Origin unknown. Thompson is a well known local resident with many friends who regret the loss.
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Jane Thompson
Jasper
Mr. Thompson
Be Honest in Business Advice for Readers
A woman correspondent urges readers to be honest and do their best to please customers, noting that this rule applies across all enterprises from a boot-black stand to large mercantile businesses and to thoroughbred chicken Huck.
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Conrad Mercantile Co
Bert Tallman
J. Y. Byers
H.P Pitts
Drs. Knott
Schooler
Jasper, Missouri
Goodrich
Gulick
W. C. Thomas
First National Bank of Jasper
W. Price
Goodman
W. L. McWilliams
First National Bank of Miami
Okla
Star Brand
Dr. Schooler
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