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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
5
An unclear OCR fragment from The Jasper News mentions names and terms in a jumbled sequence. The readable parts include stray capitalized words and partial phrases that hint at a local item but no coherent event or outcome is established.
A jumble of names, visits, and family gatherings appears as neighbors and kin, including Mr and Mrs Lindt, Robert Wyife and family, Bert Keener and wife, Miss Hexie Strecker, Miss Lucy Strecker, and Dan Johnson of Jasper. Social calls, Sunday visits, and a stormy evening gathering with a four course supper are noted, along with plans and minor travel updates in the area.
A crowded Sunday in Blue Star area with visits to Hull Blevins and McCormick households. Residents like Pennington, Day, Johnson, and Cones shared Easter and weekend activities with relatives from Jasper Malta and Carthage while road work east of Malta continued and carpeting projects filled homes.
Long rain ends and planting may begin as Miss Lillian Macs announces readiness for corn. Mr G Bell dies suddenly. his son dies soon after. Cylence Welsh of Jerico Springs visits Jerico with John Welsh and family. R S Jarvin visits G M Magers family. Miss G M Mopera calls on Mrs Jim Etter. Jim Etter’s wagon tongue broken by a wagon accident. Ora Fister visits Hazel Carter. Predi Kerrick and family visit.
A fragment describes two French Draft type horses, Tipton Slasher and Ivor Okom, both jet black with stars, ages around three, standing tall with strong builds. Tipton Slasher weighs about 1800 pounds and is expected to grow, while Ivor Okom is noted for breed, style, and action. Sold and stood near Jasper with a home phone contact.
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