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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
2
Community gossip and updates from Carthage include visits, illness, moves, and local happenings. Neighbors share travel reports, family visits, a late death notice for Grandma Deniston, church events, school progress, and plans for a new neighbor moving in. The piece mentions several residents by name and situates events around springtime activities and local farms.
Residents and visitors in Zion and Dewey share social visits with families in Carthage Jasper and Webb City. Notable items include engagements weddings and church activities with multiple names and places including Carthage Jasper Webb City and Caldwell Kansas. A wedding of George Cowherd and Gail Breeden occurs in Carthage with plans to reside in Caldwell Kansas.
Mrs May Matthews notes spring in April with children singing and slippers to wear. Harry Pringle remains ill unable to get up. Church attendance was good, and wet weather boosted market prices. A team horse sold for 340 dollars. Deweyites head to Jasper to see Estey Busby in the class play. Norris Cram and wife, Hoyt Turner and others are mentioned in local doings.
Local notes report Mrs. Rogers visiting a neighbor, many visits among families, and small farm activities. People include Geo Vincent delivering hogs to Jasper, Nellie Lane visiting W S Lane, Beulah Stansberry visiting Irene and Esther Phillips, and Rex delivering cattle to be shipped from Jasper. James Ray starts work at Mr Plumly’s Zion farm.
Local notes list multiple visitors and moves in small town, including Miss Evcenia Rux, Benny Graham and family, Alec Keith and family, Chas Andrews and wife, Nellie Lane, Frank Crow and wife and baby, Ed Russell from Webb City, Mrs. Fred Winter, Will Lyman, Marion Malone and family, and Eva Winter and family. A several social calls and a recent move to Lena Rex's place are noted.
Marie Malone visited Fred Winter and family Sunday Mae and Orpha Woodrow visited Anene Andrews Sunday after Lute Vincent and wife and little girl visited Will Lyman and family Sunday. Pitts the Paint Man, Bank Statement. Report of condition of My FIRST NATIONAL BANK No. GMB in Missouri as of April 4, 1819.
A scanned advertisement section lists Delaval separators Emerson gang and sulky plows, Witte Spread cultivators, One Minute washing machines, and power washers. It notes numerous purchases by individuals such as A Beeson, Vivian Costley, Henry Dirton, J Ro Cearmal, Henry Goodrich, Albert Schell, and others.
The note lists subscription prices for Daily and Summ att in Kansas Journal and News. It mentions teni) $150 three months oe cents Weekly Kansas City Jeni a5 Certs a year Missouri and Rants Partier cents a year Subscriptions taken at The News office.
A fragmentary diary style text describes severe coughing and lung symptoms. The speaker mentions a wife named Mae and references a medical struggle with lingering chest illness and remedies. The passage reads as a troubled reflection on health and hardship amid unclear details.
Tottoway Third a dark bay trotting horse with good legs and speed is part of a fine line of stock. Sired by Tottoway Jr and out of Tepeycaieed by Blcrmy, dam Western Hell, with a history at Wicksia fair. Notes on BLUE JOHN Large and other horses follow, with sale terms, ownership by B. H. Folmer, location near Jasper, hours and contact details.
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