City Taxes Due Notice by City Collector
City taxes are due before January to avoid interest. Jay Good serves as City Collector and urges timely payment to prevent penalties.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
1
City taxes are due before January to avoid interest. Jay Good serves as City Collector and urges timely payment to prevent penalties.
The Judges of the Christian Church will host a chicken pie dinner Saturday December 12 in the Hammond building Proceeds benefit a charitable cause and invite community members to attend for a hearty meal and good works.
Rev MOL Bronte of Odessa Missouri will start a revival at the Presbyterian church on the first Sunday in January. Mr Brapham will be accompanied by his daughter who is a good singer. The public is invited to attend these meetings. We want your produce cream butter eggs and poultry Crow Mercantile Co.
The News plans a middle January edition printing letters from Jasper residents now scattered across the country. The project aims to reconnect old friends and readers, cost is substantial, and success depends on readers' participation. Write a letter as if to an old friend to support the effort.
George W. Sweety weds Misa Ethel McIntyre at the M E Parsonage with Rev. Wm K. Chatten officiating. Bride is eldest daughter of Mrs. Lorena McIntyre eight miles east of Jasper. Groom, son of W. E. Sweery, is a stockman and auctioneer. Witnesses included Miss Gertrude Vincent and Mr. John Campbell. The News extends congratulations to the couple and families.
The News announces a December 17 Christmas Edition with a color holiday cover and regular news. It features Irving Webster known as the Jungle Man presenting 35 leading firms and business leaders over three days as strong advertising material. Advertisers urged to contact for spots before the 7th and 17th dates.
Mrs. O E Roberts remains under medical care with encouraging signs after renal issues. Mr O E Roberts and family anxiously await possible operation Thursday and Christmas homecoming. Arthur Aull named postmaster candidate for Larvar with support from Becker backers. A. De Jockeon, father of Jackson merchants, seriously ill with heart condition prompting community concern.
On January 1 the newspaper will discontinue The News for subscribers who are a year or more in arrears. The action follows postal regulations, not publisher preference.
A local notice clarifies state statutes on disposing of dead hogs to prevent disease spread. The law requires burning carcasses within an hour of death and posting yellow flags at affected farms, with penalties for noncompliance. It notes veterinary discretion may permit alternatives to burning to relieve farmers with noncholera deaths.
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