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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1914
Page
4
Fragmented OCR obituary and social notes listing residents and visitors. Mentions many names, addresses, and travels across Carthage and nearby towns with scattered dates and activities including church events and Christmas program plans.
The readable text lists numerous names and places in a murky sequence from a social or local notices page. It references Walter, Pennington, Weet Melee, Mi Milian, Clyde Mikowt, Pericles, Thowery, Aball, Jimper, Thippeday, and Chyede among others, with scattered mentions of dinners, visits, and Sunday activities at various locations such as Mnnoen, Mn, and Hi City. The fragmentary draft hints at parish or family notices and social movements rather than a coherent single event.
A new correspondent, Miss Patrick, will contribute to Sheridan coverage. The message praises her work and notes community expections as she begins reporting from Kaneae Thoresay and Hevea mat Mir, with local teachers and families in focus.
A garbled Sheridan community note records visits, weather, and gatherings. Mentions Wilfred Keay, Mrs Hadfiend, Mew Charlie Hrvleliar, HU Ruesey, King and wife, and various locals in Carthage and nearby towns. The piece hints at shopping trips, dining, and informal events, with weather as a recurring backdrop.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a chaotic obituary and notices segment mentioning names such as Marion King Lally and Mes Marthe Dally, with scattered references to a funeral at a Dickne site and various individuals. The garbled wording prevents a clear event or date but indicates local deaths, weddings, and society notices with multiple named persons and places.
An OCR fragment advertises a claim about a cough remedy named The King’s New Discovery. It touts soothing irritation and thinning phlegm while hinting at costs. The text is garbled but suggests a sensational medical pitch typical of period advertisements.
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