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Candidacy Announcements For Jasper County Judge and Circuit Judge
A C ALE announces for County Court Judge Eastern District subject to the will of Jasper County voters. Republican GRANT EMERSON of Joplin seeks Circuit Court Division 2 unexpired term of Judge Blair.
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Ople
Jasper County
J. C. Oss
Eastern District
A. C. Ale
Harvey Davis Named Republican Candidate for Prosecutor
In Joplin Harvey Davis known as a clean, upright young man is the Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney. The ad assures voters that if elected he will run the office to punish wrongdoers and protect honest citizens.
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RH. (Harvey) Davis of
Joplin
R. ‘Ef. Davis
Harvey Davis
Harvey
Judge Grant Emerson Seeks Circuit Court Seat in Jasper
Grant Emerson of Joplin seeks the circuit court division No 2 unexpired term of Judge D E Blair. Emerson has practiced law in Jasper County for 19 years and asks for voter support.
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Grant Emerson
Joplin
Circuit Court
D. E. Blair
Emerson
Jasper County
Ale seeks reelection as Jasper County judge from eastern district
Democratic candidate A C Ale asks for another term as county judge, praising his record and farming background. He argues a city candidate from Joplin would not represent the farming section well, urging voters to support his continued leadership in the eastern district.
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A. C. Ale
Jasper County
Clark Ale
Ale
Joplin
Judge J C Ross Seeks Reelection as Presiding County Judge
Judge J C Ross seeks reelection to presiding judge of the county court. A practical farmer, his home is in Purcell. He has served the county in various judicial and administrative roles, promising continued stable leadership and courtroom efficiency.
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J. C. Ross
Diary Excerpts From War Front With Heroic Dallas Name
Sargeant Stanley Nevins of battery D. 164th field artillery writes to his mother from the Battlefront in 1918. He praises Corporal Harry Dallas of Jasper for courage and humor, recalls near death from shrapnel, and describes American troops marching toward the front. He notes Archangel’s strategic position, the Arctic Circle, and Russia’s rail links as Allied prospects. The piece ends citing the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Sargeant Stanley Nevins
164Th Field Artillery
David Nevin
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Battlefront
1918
Harry Dallas
Sergeant Nevin
Jasper
TE. C. Dallas
Harry
Oco
Judge Ross Seeks County Presiding Judge Seat
The article portrays Judge Ross as a county leader with deep ties to local needs. His Republican rival from Joplin is from the eastern district, and Ross argues that electing most of the court from Joplin would reduce chances for needed improvements. He states he wants the office only if elected honestly and fairly.
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Ross
Joplin
Nothing in the World Like a Red Cross Nurse
A son’s wartime letter from Camp Sherman Ohio praises Red Cross nurses while criticizing a slackers attitude. He notes many nurses stay with wounded men to the end, treats, and call for aiding the Y M C A social secretary and doctors expect to resume work soon. He reports shortages, dying soldiers, and urging support for the Red Cross to fundraise.
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Red Cross
N. Pinnell
George
Unit
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Dad
Yellow Ear
Jimmie
Tohn
Angels of Mercy
Qurse
George L Pinnell
Sun Not Set on United States Soldiers Worldwide
A dramatic statement notes that one year into the war American troops are deployed across Europe and beyond. The text lists U S forces in France Germany Alsace Italy Archangel Russia Vladivostok Philippines Hawaii Samoa Panama Haiti and San Domingo highlighting global reach and commitment of American soldiers.
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America
France
Germany
Alsace
Italy
Archangel
Russia
Arctic Circle
Vladivostok
Philippines
Hawaii
Samoa
Panama
Haiti
San Domingo
Red Cross Drives Collection of Fruit Pits and Nut Shells
Government asks all Red Cross chapters in the Southwestern Division to collect peach stones apricot pits prune pits plum pits olive pits date seeds cherry pits butternut and hickory shells and walnut shells. Materials needed to furnish carbon for gas defense of men overseas. Send the paper to the boys in trench and camp.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
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Jasper News
Arthur I. Drake
Missouri
Jasper, Mo
Ozark Presa Association
D FZ Blair
Judge County Court
Old Dallas
White Sea
Moscow
Arctic Ocean
Kola
Memphis
United States
Trench
Webb Brothers
D. W. Teeter
J. R. Wheat