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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
5
A clipped notice reads a brief pitch for subscribing to magazines. It mentions names like Mres and Jells and hints at subscription options. The fragment emphasizes glossy titles and a simple sign up, with no clear dates or prices provided.
Yale Corder of Tulsa visited his father in Jasper Sunday. J W Willis and wife visited relatives in Oronogo. Glen Holmes worked in Joplin as relief telegraph operator. Mrs Will Brown of Webb City visited her mother in Jasper. Jerome Woodmansee and wife of Car spent weekend with Dr and Mrs Houser. Frank Manson of Kansas City visited his mother. J H Thacker called to Independence Mo for ill son-in-law. Chas Wilson and wife spent Sunday in Joplin with their son Alvin Wilson. C F Rex judging Cherokee County Fair at Columbus Kans. T L Kunkler and wife returned from a henry Ford trip to Colorado. Mrs L H Bailey and son of Kiowa and Jed M Arner family visited. Mrs Dyson Roberts of Glendive Mont visiting relatives in Carthage and Jasper. Miss Pearl Lilly sick with typhoid threats but improving. Prof C Thomas doing Sinemet work. Reena returned to Jasper. Mastin Busby and wife of Sapulpa Okla visited. R L Roberts and wife expected home from Texas. R C Corder improving but weak. Miss Nora Fox returned from Windsor and state fair. Edward and Fred Isenmann attended the State Fair. rain marred last days. Mrs Katie Sherman and son from Kansas City visited Sherman relatives. Mrs Alice Keltner and daughters returned from Excelsior Springs. Katee Whines and Evelyn visited Aretha and Pauline Patterson. Mrs Adams recovering after minor surgery in Carthage Hospital. Rev Mr Sapp aiding Atlantica meetings. will attend M E Church Sunday. Hiram Hendricks learned of sister Elizabeth Ware's death at Ace We URI. she was 85. Clint Tee and Marguerite visited sister in Ironton.
To the Public. The letter announces appointment terms for medical services by H. Browe, M.D. The doctor states that if patients answer no a certain question, they will be treated, and details the proposed hours from 8 to 1 a.m. and afternoon times by appointment only, including evenings and Sundays.
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