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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
8
The fragment lists the Jasper News publication details. It shows Arthur F. Drake as publisher in Jasper Missouri with post office entry and printing notes. The text is garbled and provides little event information.
Mrs May Matthews reports on the Dewey school activities county superintendent Walter Colley visited the Dewey school last week. The article lists Thanksgiving gatherings, family visits, and social events at the school including a community dinner with many locals present and notes progress at the Carytown library and school lectures on agriculture led by Miss Nelle Cook.
Miss Ethel Ingles visited her uncle Charles Nett as neighbors joined a Bethel Thanksgiving basket dinner. Bunches from the Lamar vicinity visited and hunted rabbits, with Harve Law family, Blanche Cline, Dick Buzzard, Elva Howery, and Nathan Rice sharing in meals and tales of a bountiful season.
Mrs Myrtle Coiner and family are featured in community notes with visits to Carthage and Webb City Hospital updates. The item mentions Miss Marie Grider visiting Carthage, baby announcements for the Decker family, Hill City health concerns for Clyde Stephens, and a Jasper marriage of Edna Malone and Lester Taggart.
L. King & Co. of Carthage Missouri advertises a business chance involving J Ci Storage Battery and related operations. Prospectors are urged not to miss the opportunity to start their own enterprise.
Richard son of Dr and Mrs LaForce of Carthage spent part of last Thanksgiving with Ollie Roberts family while his parents attended the MU KU game. Jasper High boys defeat Duenweg 38 to 4. Duenweg girls hold our girls to zero, scoring 33.
For a hundred years the fez defined Turkish headgear as it displaced the turban. Sultan Mahmud II, who introduced it, was nicknamed the Infidel Sulton, reflecting the era's shifting religious and political styles.
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