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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
1
The annual Odd Fellows rabbit hunt will be held Monday December 19 with all members invited. A later date will host the supper for those who do not hunt and attendees are asked to bring a dollar to contribute.
Fragmentary text proclaims a future when gender roles settle and the two parties stop fighting. The note mentions Bryan as president and a promise of disarmament. The source also advertises printing services.
In Jasper, D Gilbrwath Poe reports release of a quarantined family amid a scarlet fever scare. Dr Knott attends and notes no recent cases. a school disinfecting on the lower floor has been completed after warning rumors.
A district gathering of the State Horticultural Society will be held in Carthage Thursday through Saturday. The event invites country boys and girls, with Sem Jordan and other eminent speakers on hand to address attendees.
The People's Filling Station Company with stations at Golden City Jasper and other points was sold at a sheriff's sale in Kansas City last week Bert Webb purchased the Jasper property and plans to operate it.
Arch McDonald chairman of the Republican county central committee calls a meeting in Carthage on Friday December 23. Delegates from voting precincts will nominate a Republican candidate for delegate to the constitutional convention. Primaries Sunday December 21 decide precinct delegates. Jasper has three delegates.
Daniel W Teeter of Jasper dies after contracting smallpox. Todd, a smallpox nurse, cared for him at home until death. Funeral held at the Church of the Brethren with simple rites and burial in Brethren Cemetery. Survived by wife and five children, plus a brother and a half sister. Mrs Teeter vaccinated. quarantine in effect with nurse care after exposure.
A December 13 1921 notice states there is no smallpox case in Jasper. It confirms only known exposures are in quarantine and efforts are ongoing to halt spread. Signed by the author, the document emphasizes public health precautions.
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