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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
3
The Jasper News lists subscription prices including one year and six months options for Bingle copies, outlining annual terms and durations available to readers.
The Jasper board names Miss Brooks for English and History and Mr. F C Wilkins for mathematics and history. The note details teacher qualifications, state aid for agricultural work, and a tuition increase to 2.50 per month to maintain a first class program while praising past attendance records and community support.
Ringling Brothers World’s Greatest Shows arrive Thursday August 1 in Joplin. The city prepares for an unusually large crowd of Sawdust fans. The circus promises novelties and a bigger and better experience. A spectacle of Solomon and the Queen of Sheba will be staged on the world’s largest stage. The mammoth 1,250 character pageant costs $1,000,020 with elaborate costumes and scenery.
A fragmented line from the Philadelphia Inquirer cites charity as enduring and patient, praising its long suffering and kindness amid organizational allusions. The exact names or events are unclear from the visible text.
A Boston Transcript quotation praises the phonograph as a fine invention but notes the clock ticker yields the sweeter voice as a musical instrument, highlighting differing sound qualities in devices of time and music.
A Cincinnati woman says a woman’s choice to paint her face is none of the state’s business, a remark picked up by the Knoxville Sentinel. The item hints at ongoing debates over personal freedoms and public perception in the era.
Additional Local items report NM L Arner and family in Lamar Tuesday Bert Badgley of Springfield visits Jasper last week Jackson Bros replace large plate glass at their store after earlier blast Lakeside R I Hurt and family return to Jasper from Columbia University Ray Earls meets duties as Holt School superintendent after weekend in War remsburg Emma Busby returns from Boulder and Colorado State University Alma Allison to visit Jasper soon Everett Deardorff reelected Eldon Schools teacher Jewel Margie Flossie Tunnell return from Claremore Ada Rollins departs for Keokuk Iowa Mrs Knott accompanies to Kansas City Amel Vanzant and Garfield Carter of Hartville Mo visit Roy Avery and wife milliners head to St Louis to buy goods.
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