05 Aug 1915
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1915
Page
1
An article on dairy quality explains that butter value hinges on cream quality and farm care. It argues farmers control butter price through cream quality, urging cleanliness of separator, prompt cooling, and frequent delivery to raise grades and compete with imports.
A quiet Lamar wedding joined Mildred Largent to Victor Pickering on a Saturday morning. The bride, daughter of John and Mrs. Largent, is well regarded by locals. Pickering, son of Mr and Mrs. Steve Pickering of Bellefontaine, Ohio, has resided here for years. About 175 guests attended at Frank Bradley’s home on Monday evening, with ice cream and cake served.
The Chautauqua assembly closed Sunday night presenting an outstanding program admired by attendees. Walter J. Miller Jr and party noted, with many local merchants and individuals buying tickets and supporting the event.
The Jasper School District reports receipts and expenditures from July 1, 1914 to July 1, 1915. Teachers Fund shows receipts from tuition and county sources, expenditures on salaries, and a balance carried forward. Incidental fund records income from all sources and expenditures, with a small balance on hand. Interest Fund notes bond interest paid and balances. Sinking Fund shows balance and county receipts. At a board meeting a 200 bond was paid leaving 600 unpaid, with a quoted aphorism by Mr. Dooley about patience and effort.
The 322 acre Austin farm seven miles northwest of Jasper has changed ownership from McCall of Vesxas to J B Momine a noted state capitalist. Momine owns about a dozen farms and plans further improvements. sale conductor Beall notes the new owner will invest. Readers with due subscriptions urged to pay. wheat reports indicate large yields across sections with bushels run.
Joseph H. Boyd aged father of JOA WD abd Hell Boye died at home after long illness in Christian County. The funeral was held at the Tome Sweurdwy with many friends paying respects. He left eight sons five daughters and thirty two grandchildren. Survived by J A Boyd Decatur Mo J A Boyd Morrisonville Mo C O Boyd Walmer IL Mrs Alberta It James Morrisonville IL J D Boyd Golden City MO Vivian Boyd St Louis MO and others. The family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness.
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