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Frank Kenneth Kyle

Carthage Press - Feb 22, 2012
By Staff reports He was born Oct. 3, 1919, in Carthage, Missouri, the only son of Frank and Iva (Fadler) Kyle. He graduated from Carthage High School and Rolla School of Mines with a degree in civil engineering. He served in the Pacific Theater in ...

Firms tour Jasper County jail before making bids to make repairs

KOAM-TV - Feb 22, 2012
Representatives of six firms toured the jail in Carthage, Missouri, checking out its electronic locking systems. Officials say they expect the job to take up to six months and cost between $500000 and $600000 to replace the jails security system.

"Baby Carlos" Adoption Trial Kicks off Next Week

Riverfront Times (blog)

Riverfront Times (blog) - Feb 20, 2012
20 2012 at 10:15 AM Some of you have been inquiring about the legal status of Carlos Jamison Moser, the five-year-old boy in Carthage, Missouri, who is the focus of a landmark adoption battle that's been waged over the past four years.

Adoption Battle Over 5-Year Old Boy Pits Missouri Couple Vs. Illegal Immigrant

ABC News

ABC News - Feb 1, 2012
Seth and Melinda Moser of Carthage, Missouri say the boy they call Jamison is their son, and that returning him to his birth mother after five years will cause him untold harm. "I could not love him more, had he come out of me physically," Melinda ...

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Carthage, Missouri )

(Paperback)
by: Michele Newton Hansford
Translated as "New City," Carthage was founded in 1842 as the county seat of Jasper in southwest Missouri. The town prospered for two decades until

military advances during the Civil War destroyed the entire town and dispersed its population. This volume, assembled by the Powers Museum, offers a pictorial glimpse into the rebuilding and growth of

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The citizens of Carthage quickly rebuilt the city during the late 1860s and early 1870s, and eventually.
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Jasper County, Missouri, in the Civil War

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by: Ward L. Schrantz

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The Battle Of Carthage: Border War In Southwest Missouri

(Hardcover)
by: David C. Hinze, Karen Farnham
In the early months of the Civil War, a local force of German immigrants under Franz Sigel fought Confederate militiamen for control of the strategic border state of Missouri.
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