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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1915

Page

6

SHERIDAN COMMUNITY GATHERS FOR SUNDAY VISITS AND EVENTS

Miss Fern Patrick and Bernice Boyd spent Sunday with Agnes Gresham while neighbors traveled from Carthage to G W Smiths for dinner. Edna Davis illness kept her from school as a large Christian Endeavor crowd met Sunday night led by Clarence Gresham. Abbie Allen of Bedford Indiana visited niece Abbie Crow as Mercer family members discussed summer work opportunities.

Bernice Boyd Agnes Gresham Garoutte Lula Stanley Carthage G. W. Smith George Hay Bluebaugh Salor Nelli Leola Fern Patrick Edna Davis Will Holdeman Jasper I. S. Marls Glenn Earls Paul Davis Mildred Winans Frances Minnie Gresham Salem Drake the News Ed Davis Christian Endeavor Clarence Gresham G W. Smith Jon Stanley Sterling Abbie Allen Bedford Ind Abbie Crow Bedell Bicknal Bender Geo Carns Mercer Alba

Sympathy for mourners in Lebanon and beyond

A sorrowful Easter note from Lebanon Mississippi extends deepest sympathy to families of William Busby Mrs Fannie Brenneman and others who mourn. The message honors Busby Ella Ward and Mrs Jas Bowers and recalls an Easter hymn with Alleluia as a note of consolation amid loss.

Wm. Busby Fannie Brenneman Kansas John Ward Jas. Bowers Colorado Ella

Discing Land Before Plowing Promotes Soil Water Absorption

An agricultural note from Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station urges discing stalk and stubble land before plowing to improve water absorption, soil mixing, and seed bed quality. The practice, especially on high priced corn belt land, increases drought resilience and yield potential. discing with a weighted harrow aids organic matter integration and prepares green manures for turning under.

Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station M. F. Miller Columbia University

Bepin at the bottom and work your way up

An exchange offers advice about approaching tasks from the bottom up, noting it is good for most but not for a welldigger. It suggests there is an excuse for everything except failing to knock on your hometown and urges leaving if you dislike the place.

Pine Tar Honey Remedy for Whooping Cough

Dr Ball's Pine Tar Honey provides quick relief for whooping cough by loosening mucous soothing throat and lung linings and reducing coughing spell severity. A family with growing children should keep it on hand. 25 cents at H F Pitts.

Poultry and Eggs Market Ad at the Brick Barn

J. E. Carr advertises top market prices for poultry and eggs and promises a square deal from the Brick Barn.

J. E. Carr

Advertisers Urged to Deliver Copy By Tuesday Noon

Advertisers are instructed to provide no copy in Monday editions and to submit materials by no later than Tuesday noon. The directive emphasizes timely submission for inclusion in upcoming pages.

Remarkable Water Taste Report From Farm Visit

A five year old girl described a farm visit including a large water well. She recalled many features but insisted the water tasted odd saying it was cowy or plecy or something, while noting the place was full of improvements. The Chicago Tribune recounts the remark with light humor.

Nice Chicago Tribune

Play instinct and juvenile delinquency critique

A Christian Register excerpt argues that most offenses arise from suppressed or perverted play instinct, urging against labeling youths as inherently criminal. It emphasizes well-qualified student testimony on social problems and calls for proper outlets to channel energy.

Wickermean Christian Register

Better Name for the Baby Sparks Laughs in Kansas City

A Kansas City Star clipping recounts a literary mother far from Toronto Republican offices showing her first born to a bachelor. The infant’s cries prompt the mother to propose a bold name, and the bachelor quips to call her Hysteria, highlighting a playful misnaming moment in a distant town.

Toronto Republican Kasess City

Noted lesson on agreement in English dialogue

A child quotes a teacher’s rule about three words and recalls being marked wrong for the phrase The grand old red white and blue are waving over Cuba. The exchange reveals a humorous misapplication of grammar and a moment of classroom memory.

Cuba

Beavers Becoming Sazree Threatened With Extinction

Beavers face rapid decline despite their intelligence as they are eagerly hunted by trappers and face many natural enemies. In America their survival is in jeopardy.

America

Earls Ship Cattle to Kansas City

Judge Earl shipped 40 head of fancy steers to Kansas City on Monday. George Marl sent a carload of mixed heifers and steers in the same train. George and Lester accompanied the stock through to Kansas City.

Judge Earl Kansas City George Marl George Lester

Employee demands time off and early recommendation letter

Forehanded negotiates three afternoons off weekly and a strong letter of recommendation. The employee insists on the letter now, noting past attempts to secure a good reference upon departure have failed, and counters that the letter should be provided immediately.

Why He Preferred the Moon

A brief anecdote presents two men debating the moon versus the gun. One argues for the sun, the other asserts the moon outshines it at night when light is scarce, while daylight already provides enough.

Dante and Shakespeare Among the World’s Big Four

The piece places Dante and Shakespeare in the world’s literary Big Four with Cervantes and Homer. It notes Shakespeare’s work as top tier poetry and ponders which of the two is greater.

Dante Shakespeare Betr Cervantes Homer

Returned Unused Medicine Thrifty Town Champion

Mr Y is hailed as the thrifty man of our town after he gathered leftover medicines from ill family members, took them to the doctor and asked for credit for the unused drugs. He suggested the doctor could use them and he could not, claiming savings for the household.

Mr. Y

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