We. Pacific Time Table Mo. 905 Wo. 900
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
5
The fragment appears as a timetable note showing Pacific Time references with a 905 and 900 marking. Readable details are limited. no clear event, location, or entity actions are present to summarize further.
A turbulent week with travels of Misa Nellis Pugh visiting relatives, scattered reports of illnesses, and a scare with a wagon accident near a ditch. Residents Ware: Mrs McCarty in Pittsburgh Kans Mrs Gearheart visiting Jeplis Monday and others returning from Kansas City. Revival at Blue grows with about seventy conversions as Rev Jerry Clevenger preaches crowds fill the house daily.
Mr and Mrs Thacker and Mrs Kyle went to Carthage this week as part of party events. A party at Chas Woodtoe's house and a well attended dance at Button Garner's drew locals, with George Baker of Janpor visiting on business with Chas Moore. An Orval hosted a surprise party as well.
Kyle Gatorday night drew a large crowd including rival schoolmates from Jaeper. A Thanksgiving day style dinner at Jobo Carnes honored many Mitchells and guests like Frank Carnee returning from California. Ed Moore heals after a hay press injury, Dr Koott dresses the wound daily. Charles Stanebury and Miss Roby Rieger wed on Monday with a large postnuptial celebration and charivari. Orval Kyle plans to linger as a possum catcher. Jakie Kaderly and George Boston reported three coon catches last week.
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp notes her son nearly died from throat trouble before using Dr King s New Discovery. The medicine cured his cough and lung issues, sold by Webb Brus druggist at 50 cents and 1 00 with trial bottles offered.
A silver medal contest was held at Zion church under the W C T U on Thursday night with Pearle Johnson receiving the medal. Several locals attended meetings and visits disrupted with family and social events noted, including travels to Springfield for a teachers' institute and other social calls among members of the community.
A letter from J G Jenkins of Whopal Hill N C praises a prayer that allegedly heals sores and wounds in short time. The note mentions a product sold at Webb Bros drug store. Also, Mr and Mrs A E Shephard traveled from Battle Creek Michigan to attend the funeral of Mary Shephard, who was Mr Shephard's mother, and returned home last Tuesday.
Floyd Cule of Albion Indiana plans a week off with his brother P B Cole of Jasper while en route northwest to consider a new settlement. Crandall Bros offers meat with extra value and tenderness as a selling point.
Philadelphia National League player Kid Gleeson and an Irish friend lost a watch after a boxing match. A police sergeant vowed to leave no stone unturned. Later, Gleeson pointed out workers digging as a staged effort, and the sergeant directed the operation. The Irish friend thanked him but said if the town is wrecked, the watch can stay gone.
A Washington Post tale recalls an official from the post office and a Navy department friend who set a trap by forcing Brown to keep a phone line busy. The two men, after a tense wait, left their office for a casual lunch across the street.
Miss Eva Shonts sister of Panama commission chair man Shonts gathered samples of barrel house rum from Alderman Kenna’s Clark street place and publicly burned them at a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting. The bartender claimed a tip that she came to be chosen and sold her a kerosene beer mix. She vowed to prove the poison by setting the liquor aflame, causing an explosion that hissed and changed colors before dying out. Harry Ging, a Chinese man, signed the pledge at once.
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