Mob lynching in Lamar ends in death of prisoner
Reports describe a mob at Lamar Missouri taking and killing Jay Lynch after a trial for robbery. Sheriff John Harlow had allowed a phone call. crowd overwhelmed guards, removing Lynch from the judge’s chamber and to a tree where he died. Coroner ruled death at hands of unknown parties. investigations to identify rioters proceed.
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Jay Lynch
John Harlow
Lamar
Hit
Lynch
Barton County
Paries
Eeonome
Infant dies. funeral held and cemetery deeded in local area
Miss Neva Earhart visits at the Dick Whitacre home while the infant daughter of Joe Clinken beard dies at their residence Friday morning. Internment planned at the new cemetery. Community offers sympathy to the grieving parents as Mrs. Oscar Mabee and children of Unionville visit relatives.
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Neva Earhart
Dick Whitacre
Joe Clinkenbeard
Oscar Mabee
Unionville
Albert Earhart
Ceeale
Mlins
Golda Martz
Davis
Hazel Traxler
Irene
Pauline’ Marts
Road project debate crosses county lines in early hearing
Delegations from Cass, Monroe and Marion counties pressed for a state road proposal from Paris through New London. Senator Dave Stark addressed the commission while engineers and local officials from across the region outlined feasibility and funding questions.
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Dave Stark
Cass
Balis
Monroe
Marion
Paris
Annibal
New London
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John T
Eee
Ae Gray Vaughn
Lamar Utnroe County
J. E. Smith
Charles Treaver
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Ralls County Court
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Perry
At Center
Sir Gallough
Biras Study Notes On School Reputation And Talent
The passage describes a school building its reputation for home talent and outlines a process used to enhance performance. It emphasizes ongoing repetition of achievements and the role of local talent in maintaining perceived excellence.
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Lisez Biras
Poston En
Es Aare
Ee Ther
Local social notes and greeting updates from Unionville
Fragments show Mrs. Pearson leaving hospital, Mary J Ratliff visiting, and Mrs Alma Spaw with daughter Stella Lemley hosting dinner at R L Hill home. Names include Eva Jones Leland Spaw Farleton Boe Lee Mullenix Ralph Davis and Clare Barkett with scattered mentions of family and community events.
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Jou Vestal
Ernie Jarman
Minear
Unionville
Mary Y Poopsan
Mary J. Ratliff
T.raett
H.eee
Mer Medlin
Alma Spaw
Leland
Stella Lemley
R. L. Hill
Wit Pearson
Eva Jones
Leland Spaw
Farleton
Boe
Lee Mullenix
Ralph Davis
Marion
Jonés Welivaredides
Pantie Clare Barkett
The Dearest Place On Earth Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse describes home as the dearest place not always birthplace, focusing on building a new home that grips the heart. Imagery includes a root tree, light from a fireplace, and silhouettes on a door as a childlike scene unfolds. The text appears tangled with garbled phrases and may reference Epes Hearands Mea Adte.
Unclear text fragment hints at social visit notes
Fragmentary OCR records show names and social events with references to visits, family members, court attendance, and city mentions, but many words are garbled. The readable bits include individuals such as Frank O Reilly and Charles Hiney with scattered mentions of Kansas City and Excelsior, suggesting a local society item with incomplete details.
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Clarencé
Rouse
Homie
J. Ly. Cane
Excelsior
Kansas
Acknowledgment of Publication Request by Starke Smith Family
The Starke Smith family asks that a notice be published concerning their family affair. Despite garbled text the request appears to seek publication of a personal matter and involves the Smith family.
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Starke Smith
Funeral attendance and family visits reported in small town notes
Community notices describe a funeral for a local baby named Glinkenbeard Joe and Lola. relatives and friends attend. Joe Vincent and wife visited the James Vincent home on Sunday. Grace West, LaRue, and sister visited Henry home Saturday night. W McNalley and Mordday made a business trip to Cincinnati.
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Glinkenbeard
Rat Joe
Lola
Five Yard
Ioan
Joe Vincent
James Vinicent
Grace West
Eee LaRue
Henry 3
Aere
Wea Mordday
Gos and
W. McNalley
I Cincanat
Mess LaRue Mae
Cincinnati
First Church of the Chiat Invites to Sunday Services
A fragmentary notice invites attendance at Sunday morning services and an evening sermon titled The Knowledge of Self. The church notes a pleasant atmosphere as attendees are welcomed to the special service.
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Chiat
Bible School
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