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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
4
Neighborhood notes from assistant editors inviting correspondents to file items by Monday evening or Tuesday morning for publication. Includes instruction to nail down items for this office and maintain timely submission.
The column details Dewey area events from a fair at Carthage to local visits, illnesses, and farm work. It notes many residents visiting relatives, teachers starting school September 2, and ongoing construction while naming local families and places such as Carterville, Jasper, Webb City, and Lamar.
J Dawson left Ivez Turaday for Arkansas to seek a location Perry Hyder of Oklahoma visits his brother W E Hyder Mrs S S M Carnnvan and son James with Mrs Dyer return to Kansas City Tuesday COS Andrews of Malta called on Jim Hull last Sunday Miss Leota and Frank Wick formerly of this place now of Carthage spent Sunday here with old friends Neal Mikesell has the frame for his new house up and will live at home soon After visiting relatives in Taplin Jason and Mary Newell are home Our Sunday school progresses nicely attendance is good Harvey's in Sheridan Monday Farmers finish plowing for wheat Miss Mary Triplett visited the Misses Winan Sunday Lynnland Sunday school has organized a young people group to meet Sundays at 6 for Endeavor work Everyone urged to attend Liese meetings Friends hear of Mrs Dan Keltner death at her Carthage home Sympathy to relatives Clyde Wagner family spent Sunday with Marsh Deardorn and family Carthage fair attendance reports good and crowds The lightnine killed a reliable horse belonging to Henry Cather Tuesday night Harry Hillie and family are en
The Carthage area report lists several residents and activities: Jim Enter and Jot Wilson bought a corn cutter. Mrs. Morgan bought pears from Mayers. John Wily taught peaches from Carter's. Mr Andrews has been ill. Will Magers bought a buckle from Harold Sheets. Syd Mackey and wife attended church in Jesper. a near miss with Str Hubbard's barn is noted. Fay Jarvis of Kansas City is visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Jarvis.
Fragmentary text mentions Nellie Latacerbawu and Jerryin g party in Carterville with unclear event. Several garbled names and phrases about cattle, a new business, and a death appear, but details are not decipherable. The source is too corrupted to extract a coherent news item or specific facts.
Thousands of children suffer epileptic seizures yet many parents seek relief. The ad touts a remedy from Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana, claiming it helps nervous diseases and epilepsy, with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails, sold by all druggists.
Pleasant Hill notes list Schott and family Rafe Winder Velma and Lionel Winder with spouses visiting U S Lowenstein and Mr Blauth's Farmers Union ice cream social on Saturday night. Other items include Mr Win Tallman sick, JW Edwards and wife visiting Turners, Mollie Gresham and children with J D Harbur, George Patterson's clan with Fred Gresham, Thos Edwards with Wm Patterson, Vernon Gresham moving to Dade County, Sparks from a passing train igniting Marion Owings hay field, Mrs Andrew Gresham visiting for weeks and returning home Saturday, and Mrs Miller Patterson and daughter Esther visiting Del Davis.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a fair in Jipur with calls to wake star tickets and extend visitor turnout. Mentions names like Martin and W Cave and references to stalls, vendors, and Saturday events amid garbled terms and stray phrases.
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