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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
8
You will be delighted with a visit to our Toy Shop in our Down Stairs Store. We have arranged displays to aid Christmas shopping and the extensive toy assortment makes this spot a joy for youngsters and a pleasure to parents. This is the land Where Children's Dreams Come True.
The store offers merchandise certificates in any amount for Christmas remembrance. Recipients can choose useful articles, ensuring the giver’s worry is relieved and the gift is appreciated. Apply in any department for this service.
Fred M. Brown brother of E L Brown Missouri Pacific agent died of pneumonia after influenza at Fort Snelling Minn His funeral was held at the Brown home and burial occurred at Jasper Masonic Cemetery Rev S G Keys led services Fred was born Nov 28 1895 near Taberville Mo he lived in Rich Hill Mo Polk Ne braska Lamar Missouri and Jasper Mo He served in the army at Fort Riley and Fort Snelling and was married to Lillian Victoria Anderson of Polk Nebraska His wife his parents and siblings mourn his death with many friends Remembered for faith to Christ and service to country and work with Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific railroads.
A man pretended to be a Belfast magistrate to stop his wife from talking, believing the law could not help. He was informed that no relief could be offered by the law, leaving the matter unresolved.
Moe Pingree offers eye tests without drugs and same day lens grinding. Dr W B Pingree operates from N Side Square in Carthage Missouri and provides optical services for eye concerns with prompt care.
Missouri plans a December Redemption Week to meet pledges for War Savings Stamps. Gov Gardner will issue a proclamation as districts hold meetings from December 7 to 14 to certify redeemed pledges and encourage fuller subscriptions in 1923.
The article discusses funding the postwar period through taxes, borrowing, and War Savings Stamps. It notes millions of shells and four million service members require feeding, clothing, and demobilization costs. Liberty Bonds and WS S are highlighted as key sources alongside taxation and the War Savings Stamps pledge.
The phonograph educational factor offers great value by exposing children to vocal and instrumental music, teaching them about composers and notable singers, and informing them about visiting musicians and instruments.
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