Rural delivery service faces weather delays in districts failing promises
The Rural Free Delivery system faces continued delays as weather and district adherence hinder timely service. Officials indicate some routes are reliable only in parts of the year, with spring and storms causing late deliveries and missed schedules. Local coordination seeks to restore adherence to promised rural mail routes and ensure dependable weekly service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brilay
Usheo
Vaneh
Marta
Esablich
Dyer Dead in Carterville after long illness
Mr. Join Dyer died last Saturday at his home in Carterville aged seventy. He leaves a wife and a daughter married to Dr G W Johawn of Carterville. Funeral services were held Sunday conducted by the Masons and the GAR. He long held membership in the Maid Lodge. A large cortege followed to the graveside with many local named pallbearers. He built a prosperous trade but declining health closed his business about ten years ago. He moved from Nowliville to Ja uper then Carterville prior to settling here. He was a member of the Methodist Church and well regarded by all who knew him.
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Mr. Join Dyer
Carterville
Hy Fouven
G. W. Johawn
Masona
The
GAR
Maid Lodge
Mussa
Dr. Goldlig
la Robiia
Nathan Patterson
Kaw
Kerang Chas
Caldwell
Bol Sheep
Nowliville
Jauper
Pupuer Feof
la Carterville
Jie
Methodiet
Mitch
John Crandall
Heo Appleby
Henry
Kimking Brewelow
Lorie
Conuberatin
Barney
Jasper
Runaways and Bronchos Cause Excitement in North Missouri
A North Missouri man and companions faced a chaotic ride with a team of broncbownb ody. Alex Jones sustained a broken shoulder after a runaway near Jasper as the horse plumbed through town from Grand Avenue to Main Street. The wagon and pony suffered damage while the animal escaped uninjured.
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Alex
Jones
Lones
Dones
Ana
Grand Avenue
Main Street
Beatty Place
Jasper Ball Club Fails to Beat Keel in Golden City
The Jasper ball club led by Roy Wolfe and Ottis Crandall visits Golden City for a game, but loses by a sizable score. The roster lists Wey Hypaid Tom Hardaway Joie Lyman Claw Boyer Rowe Dok Hollie Spence Weston Ward and Huyan infielders. A late pitching change features Hariliway and Dede with Eby and Cleve Aleve assisting. Local notices mention county convention plans and church events, with several residents traveling and visiting family.
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Jasper Ball Club
Roy Wolfe
Ottis Crandall
Golden City
Hutalas
Wealey
Tom Hardaway
Joie Lyman
Claw Boyer
Rowe Dok
Hollie Spence
Weston
Ward
Huyan
Choi
Lelonele
Hariliway
Chaydie
Vielen
Dede
Strong man entertains Jasperians with feats and mishaps
A carnival strongman draws a crowd in Jasper as he performs stunts on the street. He lifts a long pole, throws a rope, and juggles items while spectators assist and mock. Local residents, including B D Leavell from near Cauhten City, join amid lively chatter and odd trades offered nearby.
High School Notes on Students and Visits
Thirty four scholars of the High School reminsd from Whiepering leat mith and promiigsd to tee to do ea tiv month. The Langwagn elas of the Grammar department have leen atadyloy. The A Clivedia Mr. Starrett roams are engagying tha Revelutionary War. The 1 Phayninal Geography elume. Eseryieedy i jovilind to attend our fire Literary exercies Friday.
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Spaid
Langwagn Elas
Mer
Starrett’ Neon Het Kewl
A. Clivedia Mr. Starrett
Roam
Lauderbaugh and Cather Wed In Carthage Ceremony
Eliner Landerbaugh and Miss Mitinie Clither, two prominent youths from Joepee, eloped to Carthage on Saturday and were married in a quiet ceremony at Rev. W. O. Scott’s home. The bride is the daughter of Henry Cather of this city, and the groom is a leading young businessman from Jesper. They will reside with the bride’s parents in Kansas City until a future home is established.
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Eliner Landerbaugh
Mie Mitinie Clither
Joepee
Carthage
W. O. Scott
Coo Mea
Henry Cather
Mer. Lauder
Jesper
Belnge Ranger
Lawiirhbnagh Prag Uo
Newe Jpine
Ail Mew
Dauilorbough
Kanu
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Oremiimor
Nile
Helin
Hox Social
Boeitty
Presbyterian
Ehutoh
Miler
Ol Peily
Beurra
Avygaddilly
Prica
Hastings
Dyer
Ers
Jacob Byer
Goethe Pln
Cryodali
Pecossiinnis
Bile Oli
Bowie
Walt
Witter
North Missouri
Keel
Glory
Dyeper
Webbe City
Geuibor
Meat Meiner
Jobnewn
Dong Thei
W. Dabney
Carthae Peat
Dabrey
Lee
Enna
Vierme Gorley
Fox
Fron
Pandy
Mra
Walson
Liberal
Sinter Aira
Rees Bretens
Nyebwanka
Watson An
Than ‘City
W. LL Warland
Mes Henderson Drine
Riv
Jobison
Christian Chowh
Civero Bpeyeur
Tounday
Aline
Molter Hall
Alunday
May
Jane
Webirde Harneading
Jonesville
Lot Buokien
Cury
Salil
DeWite
Balve
Lauderbaugh Drago
Sampson
Mullonty
Bean
Jasper Mint
Jolacn
Bele
Tylvania
Etrmeth
Hirst
Tom Lowe
Tom
Frank
Horlinhick
Fred Merrill
Ceneral
Lanner
Mietire
S.A
Leavell
Cauhten City
Het Friliy
Aly
Heavell
Goldes City
Hondricti'y
Pougilie
Mirwe
Phillipa
Welco
Mina
Alia Cathera
Roy Wel
Tex Secial
Lilent Miller
Eliee
Stiffler
Indian Territory
Ndck
Duala
Enallord
C. 1
Stiffler Clothing CO
West Side Sq
Carthage, Mo
Lauderbaugh-Cather
Webb Bros
Welh Drug & Hardware Co
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