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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
3
A damaged OCR from The Jasper News presents a poem style segment about fishing, morning dew, and a crowd singing. It mentions water, a boy, and a sense of crowds gathering near a river or pond. Names and exact places are unclear due to transcription garble.
A Missouri boys corn growing contest invites youths to enroll by sending name and address. Send for full planting directions and entry details. Prizes awarded for best white and yellow corn from one of five seed states. Mail T R Doanouass, Missouri Grower’s Association for information and entry.
The Fresties could not present their monthly program last Friday so Juniors, Seniors and Freshmen visited the seventh and eighth grades. They gave an engaging program then challenged the freshmen to a ciphering contest, easily defeating them. A senior class play is planned for next Saturday night. A redacted humorous tale about Jack Sprat and his wife follows, noting a mix of confusion and imaginary accents in the narration.
Final settlement proceedings for the estate of Cather, deceased, are set for the twelfth day of May in the Lyre Court of Dew County. Elisabeth Cather is named executor. First publication March 27.
A garbled local social column lists numerous Sunday visits among residents. Mentions include Mize Binsa Daxty Mr Bedetlands and spouses, Alatiews Mises Creola and Fort Patrick with RO Orehain family, Dan Faith of Jasper with George Hay, Velia Walker with Aliss Pearl, Robert Wright visiting R Growloin family, W.S. Johnson returning from Maple Grove, and several Sheridan pupils at a Dewey Joe event.
Pleasant Hill notes detail pastor visits and family gatherings across the area. Names include Winders, Patterson, Gresham, Jasper, Strecker, and others visiting friends and relatives at homes and churches. The week features illnesses, church events, and children’s activities around Pleasant Hill and nearby communities.
Fragmented OCR records show Mal ta residents Lintian Magers Miles Myrtle amed Cooladluckey and Oma Webb visiting Heater Ira Magers family in Kansas City. M. Magers and Kenyon Hubbard spent Sunday with Velma Mackey Ira. Dan and Will Waters made a business trip to Canbago. Mertle and Cela Mackey shopped in Golden City. Mr. Wright visited in Carytown. farmers help Mr. Wilken to haul lumber for a barn this week.
Burns Urvises and Sores tout Buckien s Arnica Salve as the quickest cure for huene brows bolle sores and all inflammatory disease. It claims to have cured L Ht Hon of Sredell Texas in four days of a sore on the ankle. Endorsed by H P Pitts and priced at six cents.
In the Pinta Court for the Anaats offinget judge L. O. Keres issues probate directives for the estate of 4s i Kea sunt dresses ned precen Ss bo chy fort bebe petithier. The order requires inventories, appraisals, and a hearing set before the first Wirt thy twtro of this emit, with publication in Jaapor News Week. The notice is certified as a true copy of the publication requirement, dated March 16, and Carthage, Missouri.
Historical breeding notice for Ward Reaper a dark bay stallion with four white feet and star on forehead. Details about progeny names Early Moe Baron Reaper Early Reaper and others, breeding terms, service fee, lien, and sale conditions. Located at Hay Barn during series of boys events. premium payments and inspection notes included.
Description: large black stallion weighing about 1900 pounds with strong bone and head. Sire Colonel Kaoz by Hoe fleur, out of Luc tra2g, dam by Polyield and more. Insure living colt for 81500. lien on mare and colt for service money. Care taken to prevent accidents. seller not responsible for incidents. Location near Jester Carytown, one mile east of Jester.
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