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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note from The Jasper News notes postal entry and fee figures with unreadable portions. The readable details refer to a post office matter in Jasper Missouri dated 1898 and a monetary amount of 150 76 60.
Advertising rates listed for last page and inside pages at 12 cents per inch per issue. Front page space available if contracted. Local notices priced per line at 6 cents per issue. Copy must be in by Tuesday evening. Resolutions, cards of thanks and obituary poetry charged by the line.
Idaho visitors Jake Kaderly and others joined Rene Lucas and Mrs. Killy at the Blue Star Corner. The Blue Star school held a Christmas program, gifts and a pin given to the teacher Miss Cavenee, as many neighbors dropped by for holiday cheer.
Walter Wood and wife plus Mre Denniston visited Lamar on Wednesday. Mrs Wynett from Illinois visited Obergfelt’s. Grandma Ryan spent Wednesday with Mrs Ingles. Mr Serafine completed a new cow barn. Bart Ingles and family, John Buzgard and family, Rob Pope and Jim Smith were in Carthage Saturday. Frank Wood and wife went to Tulsa to spend Christmas with their daughter. Chas Nett bought a team of young horses from John King. Helen Chapman is ill. Wes Burrard visited Wesley Cline. Fred Scott sold cattle to John Ward. Warren Pfander plans a shop. W I Pander sold shoats to John Ward.
Mrs Joey Keary and others visit at neighbors homes. Christmas tree program at Sheridan School draws a crowd. Local residents including Wampler, Harvey, Lukens, and McClintock families are noted with Sunday and weekday visits across Carthage and Carterville.
Miss Oc ie and He was visit Stoy Jones family. Harrison Waltz and kin at Chas Andrews and Mrs Welle Patters. Joe Smith and Joe Edwards with wives from Kansas. gatherings with Althea and Laura Armstrong. Carthage and Joplin trips by Waltz and family. Lebanon Aid Society social at Geo Haile’s. surprise birthday for Job Wheeler. Lebanon ladies aid met with Mrs Boyd. visits to Mr Clark and Frank Heckman family.
Frances and Many Carns visit with Lee Mitchell and family. The sick list includes Mia Elva Pugh and Willie Wagner. Collie Blevins from Idaho visiting. A. H. Cline family with Gilbert Keltner. Violet Budd and Eva Cline at Diamond schoolhouse. Violet Budd at W. W. McPeak's. Henry Pugh and Frank Carns families in Carthage. John Lucas and John King families with Ray King. W. W. McPeak and Len at Frank Carns'. Walter Wood and wife with Will Wood's family. Mr. Garrett's party in Carthage with Mrs. Butler. Ernest Yates returns from Pittsburg. Sunday with Ray Dowman and family. Minnie Corder and Juanita Crandall at John Yates'. Matie and Elsie Arner visit. Clarence Hiner, Frank Wardlow families with Mr. Benson near Nevada.
A sale listing details multiple animal lots including mules and a bay mare. Descriptions cover spans and mares by height around 15 hands, weights near 2200 to 2600 pounds, with notes on age, condition, and handling. Some entries mention “in foul to jack” and “well broken” for the yearlings and coming yearlings.
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