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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
8
An advertising excerpt highlights millinery arrivals for both old and young, inviting customers to view new styles and prices. The seller promotes American Beauty Corset durability and urges shoppers to compare before buying, signing with a respectful closing.
Ada Frick CORRESPONDENCE Tom Patterson builds a new barn Henry Rosa of Carthage was in this vicinity Wednesday Dr King and wife upset Sunday with his parents Dave Lown builds a new chunk wagon for drilling outfit Mrs J A Ward and daughter Mrs Clint Teeter visited Mrs Will Gresham Wednesday Mrs Lindin god daughter Lula business trip in neighborhood Wednesday Dan Adams dies of heart failure Friday night Mrs Walter Wimner of Bowers Mills visiting her mother Mia A W Teeter Geo Rico seen moving west with engine and lumber for Qawata Mining Co Monday Green themed poem overprinted week notes Boon the green grasses will wave over the green little house Stella Covert D H Wampler visited Saturday and Sunday Haev Buergn and Stella Vincent called on Stell Covert Sunday evening Mrs Follmer and Mrs Curtis were Carthage shoppers Saturday
Fragmented OCR item lists names and brief social mentions across Nokomis Illinois Webb City Covert Carthage and nearby areas. Social visits dinners rides and family chatter appear including Mrs Knveldine Miss Maud Kinnefelter Oscar White Grace Willyplor and Art Rationa with scattered references to places like Mapie Grove Carrytown and Buutseen.
Bethel residents recount a quirky event titled a Frost bitten dinner with garden and orchard fare. Bro Pratt delivered a strong sermon while Sunday School drew a good crowd. Local notes mention Emmerling visiting, Lottie Rachel with Addie Burgard, and Blanche Bradford trying a new organ amid lively social chatter.
Dublin farmers anticipate rain to help crops. Mrs. Buttin Garver left for Texas. Brother’s health is poor. Crowds gathered at Gash. Johnson’s horse breaking Sunday drew interest. F Sharp family headed to western Kansas. Chas Johnson and wife visited Boston friends. R Lane in Dublin on Sunday. Billy Lane’s team improved after harrowing. Liss Hatfield notes slump ground as farming fund.
A report notes that the freese event damaged most gardens and fruit crops in Lynnland, reducing harvest prospects and prompting concerns among residents about lost produce and future planting plans.
Mr and Mrs Link Milton and family spent Sunday with Jos Cathern Mrs Farr started to Bloomington Lt Monday Mr and Mrs Wm Wood and daughters Troia and Beulah spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Chas Wood Mr Will Lukens was called to the bedside of his brother who lives in Kansas City one day that week He returned Saturday Charlie Luther and Terry Wescott are hauling hay for Mr Cozett this week Mrs Hay and children were Jasper visitors Monday
The article surveys a cold period with damaged fruit orchards and frozen corn. It notes community events at Bathel Suo dity and Beth el with Rev Prall, listening to grapho phone, and various Sunday visits. People plant corn, discuss watermelons, and report mumps in the Hloe neighborhood while several Gethelites attend services.
Fragmented notices describe March weather and fruit expectations, plus social visits and travel. Angie and Daisy Gentry left for South Daloty, while neighbors lot for Phon line interests. Frank Cline family visited, and others spent time with Chipman, Chapmin, and Nett in Jasper area.
Blue W A Cave dost valuable colt last weely. The party ot Mr. Smith's sour Bethel way Well attended last Tuesday night. All resort a good time, but some of the girls almost frenzy going home. Nellie Benson and Vira Pulsh have the mini pa. Henry McDorntha' able to be up this week after a three weeks siege of mumps, Boss and Talmage Hatcher are haul ing corn to town this week.
Bethel notes report peach and apple crops on the hills faring better while bottoms suffered total fruit loss. John Floyd reacts to a cold season, while visits mention Mevins Smythe Oakton and a German church. Sunday School at Blue elected Supt Hatcher agat Rae sec treas Cline Benson Clark Farris Keltner Wardlow. A runaway near Gleason frightened Harry's team but caused no serious injuries.
M Cormeau traveled from Kansas City to attend local business and visit friends while Frank Hull of Greenfield planned to build Mr. Wick’s new house and paid his brother J FE a short visit. Mrs Wick is ill, Mrs Garrie Rathbun will teach the coming term, and Perry Hyderia returns home. A big ball game is planned at Rist’s grounds next Sunday.
By an error the reader today premiums given by the Dickison Goolman Lumber Co. were omitted from the list published to this issue and are given here with Mr. Crowl will record in curtain.
A local sale at Sank of Jasper offers buyers 82.00 in cash for purchases made at the yard. The same amount is paid in cash when the largest denomination bill is sold that day, emphasizing a uniform payout for top purchases.
The notice advertises a joint offer for the News and the Kansas City Weekly Star at 1.10, presenting it as a value deal for readers who subscribe in advance to both papers. It emphasizes combining the two publications into one affordable weekly package.
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