Myint Line Laat Triumphs In Narrow Contest
Burmese horse named Myint Line Laat wins a tight race. Spectators applaud as the horse edges ahead near the finish line. Officials report a photo finish determined the result.
04 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
1
Burmese horse named Myint Line Laat wins a tight race. Spectators applaud as the horse edges ahead near the finish line. Officials report a photo finish determined the result.
The report details numerous farm transactions including the sale of the Blair farm for about $12,000 to Uco BD Nornback. It notes the Ward and Calhoon deals, cattle movements, and several improvements on properties. Neighbors and local residents are mentioned in connection with recent purchases and home enhancements.
A 19th century will from Newton names widow as life beneficiary of one third of the estate while the rest goes to children and grandchildren. It also details land distribution among heirs and notes the widow must not remarry to claim the property. The instrument dates September 24, 10015 and is witnessed by Jasper Mills. Nearby, Jasper Mill plans to resume flour production with full-time operation and increase capacity to about 95 barrels per day, signaling growth for the town’s economy.
A short, fragmented notice mentions buying Christmas presents from Equier's and references names like Geosine Serb Thomann Clockw Webb Brow in a casual catalog style.
The county court debates a wider bridge at Holjo’s ford to replace the current structure. J. V. Rackerby, from Carthage, discusses the Abe Tooter plane project and the Slury Lee claim. The county notes a mineral rights paper and a 100 day window for proproting.
Bargains on hats caps ribbons ornaments and more at Mrs J A Bryan and Daughter's. Webb Bron con rove you money of American Ho Fenu Squier's is the place to buy your Christmas presents.
Ralph Pairfield claims a valuable colt on the Milton place west of town broke free while being worked. Helge Farrfeld valued the animal at 200. The colt sustained injuries and Ralph relinquished ownership as recovery chances remained slim.
Fragmentary OCR mentions expansion and busy week at Punearock in the Webb building. References a cast room with dry goods, groceries, and departments. Promotional lines tout waterproof rubber and flannel lined coats at Jasper with low prices and urging customers to try them.
Reverend Guy Molditg conducted six series of Preston meetings after completing a mart ine task at Grace church near Maple Grove. Rev. Fergentin led a building meeting at Pititon View with Pastor Kin preaching, supported by Warren Laan and Mrs. Win. Vetere at Janpor church. Quarterly conference of Ui M. & Churell will be held Saturday at 11. Breaching Saturday and Sunday evenings featured Rev. 8.C. Brown and Rev. Bryan delivering sermons to large congregations at the Dapitel church.
Jasper public schools presented a Thanksgiving program at the Baptist church on Tuesday night. The hour filled with songs recitations and music featuring Homer Deurdorf Homer King Marion Van Duyn and Troy Maser among others. About 70 attendees formed the audience and proceeds were turned over to the school fund.
The article reports D W Schoolcrafpy retiring from the lumber business after many years at a Delano area yard operated near Katee City. Willy Sehoalontt will manage the site during a transition period with a forthcoming meeting to confirm the change of guardian. A court proceeding notes a jury convening on a matter tied to an expected settlement, with Mr and Mrs Malmbis mentioned in relation to a potential claim. Local social and community notes reference Thanksgiving events and a Christus presentation at Squier's.
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