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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
5
A rural newspaper asks correspondents to mail items by Tuesday to avoid being left over. Late submissions risk missing publication as Wednesday and Thursday volumes are heavy. The note urges signings for each week's items and warns against viewing as a risk-free service.
Attendees at Bethel Sunday school were fewer than usual. Visitors include Mr Grayheart visiting Kansas. Miss Nora Lianlesa jokes about bicycle riding while Ethel Brown hosts a birthday dinner for her sister Miss Ethel. Guests include May Brown, Nora Lawless, Eva Luess, Leah Adner, and others at the Bethel event with a program and chat after a bountiful meal.
Waverly Missouri visitors RECT Wyers and son James visited farmer's nitoe Mia Mary Curtis Thursday. Gladys Mallard and Athael Adama attended dinner Sunday at Will Strecker's. Mettie Hoyd spent the first of the week with Liermiant Mig Corn Covert Mrs Greenswoul and daughter were guests at Willian Wempleton's Sunday. Ethel Simpson returned to St Louis Pridwy after a month with Stella Covert Ana Ballard spent Sunday with Forn Powell.
Sale notice for HENDER SON CORSETS and related garments with reduced prices. Includes corsets, wrappers, Heatherbloom skirts, shirtwaists, silk waists, lace curtains and ribbons offered at deep discounts. asserts substantial savings and final sale total of S425.
Community notes record visits and family gatherings across multiple towns. Willie Mourne visits his grandfather J W Robinson in Kansas City while Stella Covert visits Webb City relatives. Minnie Sanford returns from Springfield and Chas Bullard hosts at Schooler home. Local church activities include Zion services and a W C T U gathering on Keith's place.
A scattered set of society items notes a Mrs J A Dryden of Carthage on a farm trip in Montiny, Mr and Mrs Word, Mr and Mrs Jacob Wine at church, Miss Myrtle Gukene with Miss Init, and a driving mishap injuring two people when a horse bolted. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs G W McCune, and Mr and Mrs Wagner and son Pred plan a visit to Ohio. Other local moves include Mr and Mrs Joseph Cather visiting relatives and Miss Lula Dison visiting with Mrs Obas Wescott.
Fletcher Carter from Oklahoma visited old friends on the Hage Line Sunday. Family members Williatos and Grandma Uone hosted. A Salem church event is planned next Saturday night with entertainment for attendees. Other locals, including Morrister Leela and Ormal Bender, returned home for the weekend. W Johnson and families visited H C Hender.
Local items recount visits and family news around the neighborhood this Sunday through Thursday. Mentions include Noah Lester’s sister, Mrs. Cinder’y from Dade county, Mr. Sharp’s sister, Mmes. Diver and Milo Thather with children, Mrs. G.I. Johnson, Mamie and Bertie, Miss Berth Tivder, Mrs. Julio Lucas, Bertha Hyder, and others, reflecting a tight knit community.
garbled report notes fever and malaria like illness spreading among residents of marshy Peternae area. mentions Lierding ground, lava germs, and cures claimed by I. Wedines of LDanellen 8.0. references Stench Giver, Kudney and Hoo.
An experienced teacher says that pupils with home access to newspapers perform better across spelling punctuation reading and geography, gaining practical knowledge and understanding. She notes newspapers are an important modern influence and urges more children to be exposed to them at home.
The M. E. Church South invites attendance at Sunday School and the morning service led by the pastor. A leening service is also noted for the second Sunday, with all members and the community encouraged to participate.
Local advert lists hedge posts for sale with varied pricing including Ghat and Rais. Multiple grades and sizes implied by the phrase all kinds of prices.
Public sale details appear garbled but reference to Welsh farm and a sale event. The readable portion notes a farm named Welsh and a public auction or sale process. No clear date, place, or bidder names are discernible from the fragment.
A historic auction notice outlines cattle lots including yearlings, steers, hogs, and shoats, with multiple head counts and animals described by breed and age. It lists farm tools and equipment such as seeders and plows, with sale terms and a 12 month time frame. The notice names vendors and the location as well as contact points for bidders.
Notice of final settlement lists parties as Myrtle Winder and others in a court proceeding. It references a state jurisdiction and a date in August for the hearing. The document includes garbled OCR text but indicates settlement actions and a named estate.
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