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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
4
A community band is forming in Jasper after a gathering last Thursday. Leader Mendel Drake is set to teach a beginners class aided by new local musicians and a growing list of volunteers. Donors funded a gold watch for the pastor on December 7 presented by Clyde Southwick, with many local supporters named.
Boston Mo reports a revival meeting at Boston M E Church, South, despite unfavorable weather. Attendance remained strong, with over 20 professing faith and nearly all joining the M E Church at Boston, others to follow. Praise is given for the many young people surrendering to faith.
The News printed bills advertising EK Karls public sale of registered and high grade jersey cattle at his home on the base line miles southeast of Jasper on December 22 Monday. There are fine cows and heifers to be sold and Karls will also sell a head of horses and mules farm implements and household goods. A W Radford metlioneer.
E F Earls announces a public sale five miles southeast of Jasper on the Baseline at 10 a.m. Monday December 22 1919. The sale features 14 Jersey cattle including brood cows and calves, several high grade cows, bulls, heifers, and a list of farm implements, livestock gear, and poultry show coops. Also listed are specific animal names, sires, dams, and sale lot details with dates of births and deaths where readable. A variety of horses, a mule, and farm tools such as plows, planters, mowers, wagons, and harnesses accompany the sale offerings.
The Avery Free Tractor Service School at Jasper by McCune & Tallman drew satisfied attendance. Theo Fisher and Wisher led a thorough course on tractors threshers motor cultivators and plows. The program aims to teach owners to operate and maintain machines to keep farms productive and on schedule, with plans to perhaps repeat next year.
The past week saw renewals and new subscribers including Luther Hardaway G W Probert BF Johnson G M Carns T A Flowers Mra Harry Miller JM Sanford W B Phander W 8 Crow Mrs Henry Cather EE Welsh JF Bull WE Keener CR Patterson Subscribe for your daily paper at the News office.
The Sunday School at M. E. Church presents a Christmas program on Wednesday evening December 24 featuring Joy to the World prayers scripture lesson by Gus Campbell, primary and choir items, candle and star drill displays, a Santa Claus visit, and a large Christmas tree.
The society urges members to fill a barrel with fruit and supplies for the National Training School for Deaconesses in Kansas City. Bring a jar of fruit to Crow's Store for exchange, accepted through Saturday the 20th to reach the home before Christmas. sale printing at the News Office.
Platt's livery and sales barn in Carthage sold 53 Jersey cows for a total $2,634.50 an average near $50 per head. Dr. B. E. M. Harvey of Carthage paid the top price of $195 for a farm cow. The Jerseys were grade cattle and prices were deemed satisfactory despite poor turnout from bad weather.
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A reflective note laments modern life’s speed. It cautions that the world is full of life’s beauty yet people miss it amid demands and duties. The passage urges appreciation of sunshine flowers and joy surrounding us.
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