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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
1
A festive Christmas promotion promises a wide line of jewelry silverware china lamps and toys. The ad boasts up to date styles with 71 piece chinaware sets and offers incentives for purchases and travel to the Jasper store with a money back promise if items aren’t at the right price.
Visiting speakers at the Jasper event praised the Farner Institute as the season’s best, with attendance high and remarks from the State Board of Agriculture. Experts including Dr. Lockey and Dr. Miller discussed cattle diseases, soil formation, and crop rotation, while Mr. Elmer Laughlin led a corn-raising talk and field demonstrations followed by questions from farmers.
Dr Lackey offered practical guidance on animal diseases of the era focusing on cattle tuberculosis and related veterinary medicine. He explained basic concepts and showed a simple view of medicine as practiced for farm animals.
Dr Gooding entertained about forty friends on Wednesday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Osgood of Moorae City Michigan. Guests enjoyed savory refreshments including sandwiches pickles and cake. Sunday morning services at the M E Church will start at the usual time with additional prayers in the day. Several sorriors in the ordinance of the day will be conducted by the priest one. There is mention of watch repairs at Pitt's Drug Store and holiday goods at Pitt Drug Store.
An organization of more than forty local farmers formed at last Friday’s meeting and will be known as The Jasper Farmers Institute. DH Wampler was elected president with Go. Wagner as vice president and W il. Clouser as secretary. The group aims to support agricultural policy and agricultural education, seeking a meeting room and regular sessions. A large roster of charter members and officers was listed, signaling strong local enthusiasm.
Mrs Jobo Sinamen a well known resident of this city died Wednesday morning at 1 oclock at her home on South Main Street after a few years illness. She leaves a husband, one son and three daughters with several relatives. Funeral held at Christon church today with Rev Domed officiating. burial at Juckach Graveyard. Hinamon’s maiden name Anna Amanda Y Fertis born in Franklin county Ohio May 11 1841. married to Mr Hinamon in 185? and moved southwest of the city. The family held their regular meeting Tuesday night and many relatives attend the funeral. Continuous tribute from church and friends noted. many mourners.
T W Ellie's fine Brown Leghorns win blue ribbon at Vernon County Poultry Show in Nevada after earlier victories at Jasper and Lebickwns. Judge Avsimery notes Ellis would renew the cup if allowed. Ellis makes a notable poultry debut with four hens and a cock.
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