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A circulation pitch lists The News with home news and local merchants, plus subscriptions to The Star The Journal Missouri Ruralist Drovers Telegram and others at reduced yearly rates. It notes minor errors in a recent fair premiums list including omissions for a male colt and poultry awards won by Miss Althea Armstrong describing her rising prominence as a Barred Rocks breeder.
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Jasper
Star, Journal
Missouri Ruralist and Drovers Telegram
Farmer and Stockman
McCall's Magazine
Mother
R. P. Lane
M. Hendricks
Althea Armstrong
M E Church Notes Plan Upcoming Meetings
Bethel to host next week with Rev. J. W. Moore from Carl Junction presiding and preaching during the meetings. Jasper session to begin in the third week of November with Rev. A. M. Dixon of Bolivar preaching. Singer to be announced. pastor W O. Thompson asks for prayers.
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Bethel
J. W. Moore
Carl Junction
Jasper
A. M. Dixon
Bolivar
W O. Thompson
Freeman's charity contrasts grim factory fire losses
The St Louis Republic lauds Roo Freeman of Binghamton New York once wealthy with a factory fire that claimed ten girl workers. He has paid creditors and given remaining funds to their families while two parallel concerns are raised about unsafe aging factories and inadequate fire exits. The Alpha Club met with Mrs Drake and others, adopting a simpler code and planning a one course luncheon with a light program and refreshments.
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St. Louis Republic
Roo Freeman
Binghamton
The
Republic
Mr. Freeman
Entertained Friends At Country Home Near Jasper
F L Schooler and wife entertained a large party of friends at their country home Pine Mill near Jasper on Tuesday night. Guests included Mesdames Laugh ead Roberts Thomas Harriman Conrad Bell, J J Schooler and daughters Orman Schooler and Carthage friends attended.
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F. L. Schooler
Whfe
Pine Mill
Jasper
Mes Isps
A H Laughead
O. E. Roberts
WC Thomas
L. M. Harriman
F. M Conrad
Chester Bell
J. J Schooler
Orman Schooler
Carthage
Frick announces marriage of Ada Marie Frick
Ada Marie Frick, daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Frick of Kansas City, will wed Dr Gustav Charles Buhler. The ceremony took place Tuesday evening in October with Rev Frank J Arnold officiating. This marks the thirty-fourth wedding anniversary for Ada Marie’s grandparents Jacob Frick and wife.
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J O. Frick
Ada Marie
Gustav Charles Buhler
Frank 3
Sermon at M. E. Church South Next Sunday
The M. E. Church South announces services next Sunday with preaching at 4 PM. The sermon will be "Son sermon ship" and there will be no evening service.
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M. E
Senta Saher
Taka Club Meeting With Notable Decorations
The Taka Club gathered last Wednesday afternoon at Mrs H J Deardort's home for an entertaining session. Autuoin leaves formed decorations and artificial lighting enhanced the ambiance. A progressive needlework game followed a luncheon marking a sixteenth wedding anniversary. Prizes went to Mrs W J Woods and Mrs J D Harbur. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs A Hamburg.
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Taka Club
H. J Deardort
J A. Cozatt
Pf, M. Conrad
T. H. Hammond
A. F. Drake
D Harbur
W. JH. Woods
J. D. Harbur
Steenth
Hostetsen
Hamburg
Ferguson transfers to Mount Vernon Dak church
Rev Ferguson, formerly of Jasper county and longtime pastor at Gregory in South Dakota, has been transferred to the church at Mount Vernon Dak and will serve there in his new field of labor.
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WT. Ferguson
Jasper County
Gregory
Dak
Mount Vernon
Carthage Press
Revival Meetings Move to ME Church Amid Growing Attendance
Revival services begun at the Presbyterian Church two weeks ago have moved to the ME Church due to crowd size. Attendance has grown and several conversions are reported. Subscriptions are being taken for Kansas City Journal and the Star and Times. If Star Brand Shores Are Better.
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Presbyterian Church
Kansas City Journal
The
Star and Times
Winter Lyceum Course Delights City With Variety Shows
The Lyceum Committee announces a four act winter season featuring Jovial entertainers and a full concert by The Redheath Country and Lyonsuss Buren. Admission is set at 41 cents to 1.20 dollars with proceeds supporting local community work and printing costs. Frederick Dale Wood will lecture January 7 on democracy and life protection, while The Grace Lewis Co. tours offer literary and musical entertainment.
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Tibet
Redheath Coutry
Lyonsuss Buren
Frederick Dale Wood
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Kansas City Weekly Star
Kansas City Weekly Journal
the News and
Missouri Ruralist
the News and the Youth's Companion
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Jasper, Missouri
Post-Mortem Charity
Alpha Club
Omer Webb
W. D Mullen
British Isles
Mesdames Pitts
Harbur
Ballard, Hart
Miss Fox
W.H Hendricks
Miss Pox
Kansas City
M. E., Church South
Mr. Ferguson
DR. Schooler
Lyceum
Oria Harvey
Interstate O
Joplin
Nevada
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