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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
6
An employer admits war conditions raise costs but vows to push through for victory. The piece praises Americans who contribute to the Liberty cause and urges readers to confront Kaiser supporters. Crandall Bros. advertise selling groceries and meat at low margins to aid the war effort.
The piece urges every American to mirror Germany’s autocratic efficiency with a democratic resolve at home. It links victory to supporting the Liberty Loan, insisting that every penny, pound of coal, and piece of clothing converts into wartime strength. It frames war as a clash of civilizations and calls for national sacrifice in finance and goods.
A Clinclmoud Enquirer quote notes a woman with several children rarely divorces due to lack of time for troubling thoughts about what she should not dwell on. The remark reflects social attitudes toward marriage and responsibility.
Miss Eva Yatis and family announce the birth of a baby boy on April 6 at Blue and Bethel. Locals Bert and Len Cuillin Guy and Giul ley Serafine and Ernest Yates visited Jim Smith. Minnie Newman of Lamar spent the weekend with Maude Arner. Various neighbors and relatives including Hatcher, Hiner, Brous, Garrett, and others shared visits around Carthage, Lamar, and surrounding areas.
Miss VepA Sunderland and Frank Keener visit siblings before departure from Camp Donloe. Roy Tiller spends Thursday with mother Mrs Jake Bruffett. Mayflower school closed Friday. A community dinner and a large spelling match follow. Attendees attend funeral of Judge A A Lamkin in Carthage. Various local households host and visit over weekend. new railroad mail clerk starts in Kansas City. multiple families travel and dine across the route with neighbors in Avilla and Don Johnston areas.
In Jasper County Probate Court 1914 the administrator W H Waters Jr petitions to sell real estate to pay debts of Myrtle Radford deceased with five week notice in Jasper News. Judge J Frankeberger orders publication and notices creditors and interested parties to appear next May third Thursday for potential sale.
Letters testamentary granted to John I Buerge and Lydia Buerge for the estate of Christian Buerge, Jasper County Missouri. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or within one year to avoid barred rights. probate judge J P Frankeberger signs. First published April 21, 1918.
Estate notice by executor William Lauderbaugh to creditors and interested parties. Final settlement planned at the next term of the Probate Court of Jasper County Missouri in Carthage on April 18 1918. First published April 18 1918.
To Owners of Mares I have added another large extra heavy boned and heavy bodied registered Jack to my breeding stock and will give $20 in cash premiums for the three best colts from either one or both of these Jacks. Prizes are $10, $6, and $4. H. A. RINGER Route 3 Jasper Mo. Phone Boston Central.
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