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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
3
An obituary tribute to a departed dog highlights the animal’s good qualities and kindness. The piece notes the dog never harmed people or provoked fights, respected other dogs, and valued friendship, while contrasting human cruelty in a reflective, period voice.
A strict shop proprietor berates a clerk for saying no sales and boasts of reserves. A customer laughs and leaves. The clerk reveals the customer said they have not had any rain lately, turning the exchange into a humorous misinterpretation.
Judge Joho Philips granted a broad temporary injunction barring Carthage from suing to stop G Ralph Laighton from moving the Carthage Water and Power plant. The order blocks any salt law or equity action to interfere with removal of the plant. Hearing set for next Monday in Kansas City federal court.
Deputy Sheriff Ralston arrested Arthur Cox a Purcell druggist Sunday on whiskey without license charges. Cox posted bond Monday morning. Purcell aims to clean up joints and the moral element, with Cox to stand trial this week after hiring an attorney amid strong evidence and expected conviction.
A chronic thief was arrested in Maryville charged with stealing trousers. Despite two days of questioning the suspect protested innocence until detectives noticed the man wearing the missing trousers.
A local advertisement touts Bucklen's Armosa Salve as a cure for pimples skin eruptions sores boils and cracked lips It promises smoother skin and a glowing face It claims effectiveness for pimples sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles Sold by Webb Bros for 260.
Prosecuting Attorney Ewing indicated the Nevada Mail that he may ask Judge Thurman to convene a special grand jury to probe the death of John Riley at the Nevada asylum. The decision hinges on forthcoming evidence and whether it shows who injured Riley, with Supt Lamson of the asylum aiding the inquiry to clarify the mystery.
A Brooklyn teacher interrupted a pupil chewing gum and with feet in the aisle. The incident prompted a lesson in discipline as a New York Times writer recounts how compliance would have intensified the offense.
L. K. Haseline, a West Plains apple grower with twenty thousand trees, ordered twenty thousand crude oil burners to place under each tree for frost protection next spring. Previous trials last spring showed the burners shielded buds and yielded a fine crop.
A small wedding took place at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage at Thanksgiving time. Mr James Farmer and Miss Ethel Lafon of Lincoln township were united in marriage by Rev Regus with a few witnesses present. The couple plans to live with the bride's mother for a time in Lincoln township.
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