27 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
1
A local display features a complete line of school supplies including notebooks, pens, tablets, spelling buareka, and various accessories. Items highlighted include grade stationaries and related educational tools.
The fourth quarterly conference will be held at the M B E Church South on Saturday at 7 p.m. Predicting Elter C. M. Rickman will preach Saturday night and Sunday morning at St Ooty Hammond's for Alfalfa molasses feed.
We express deep appreciation through The Nowe for the kindness and sympathy shown in many ways. Our thanks go to our friend in the furs for floral offerings. Roberta and children. For pumps winstills and repairs fee J 12 Stemer.
Professor Sage discusses Missouri Experiment Station findings, praising Jasper County Fair attendance and quality. Letters from university figures and John Case of the Missouri Ruralist urge coverage and offer to provide a visiting representative to report on the fair, noting above average county and state standings.
The wedding of Allen Plierson to a prominent young Carthage musician is reported with details on the bridal party. Rev Woot Phipmaster from Fhrat presides. The couple will reside on Heath Main Street above Main Bank, with a townwide note of happiness and congratulations.
Obituary reports the death of Mrs RK L Ruberts a former Jamper resident, following a sudden illness at her home. Relatives and friends from Columbia and nearby towns gathered, with funeral services held Friday afternoon conducted by Rev. Thompson of the M L Church. Remains were escorted by a procession of mourners, and floral tributes formed a bank behind the casket as pallbearers carried the bier.
Jewell Mayes praises AY and Si as plucky and lucky fellows. He notes they never fail in a dry season, mentioning Alfalda and Si-lo at the Exchange.
A six year old boy, son of Seve Crouch, was killed by a lightning strike Friday afternoon while plowing near Nashville, a half mile west. The team was frightened, the plowman knocked down, and the boy died from a severe head injury as workers nearby tried to assist.
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