Rabies Case In Jasper Ends With Kansas City Absurd Diagnosis
A pet dog belonging to J. F Bricht of Jasper acted oddly last week and was quarantined. Dr Frank J int of Kansas City reported abundant brain evidence of rabies. Pasteur treatment was adjusted and serum therapy began Tuesday. Miss Fery Britt, 16, related to the case, is named in connection with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F Bricht
Beson
Fery Britt
Krutt
Clinted Parhalsey
Kansas City
Frank Jint
Knott
Miss Bright
Jasper
Woodmen Install Officers For Coming Year
Woodmen held their annual installation last Friday night naming W E Stratton venerable counselor Omer Webb worthy adviser Dr Koott banker Tom Harraway clerk. The event concluded with an oyster supper and a lively social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E. Stratton
Omer Webb
Dr. Koott
Tom Harraway
Public dog notice from Jasper mayor urges muzzle order
To Whom it May Concern Thereby notify all owners of dogs in the city of Jasper to keep their animals up or muzzle them for at least five days from this date there is known to be hydrophobia in the community printed for the protection of school children and children playing near homes of this request is met with more stringent measures we will be taken for the protection of the children and other citizens of Jasper J Wesley Spaid Mayor
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Jasper
Jas
J Wesley Spaid
The Earl Sale at H Earl’s big sale of fine mules
The Earl sale held Monday drew buyers from Custer, Carhave, Lamar and Golden City. The high price went to a team of big black four year old mate mules bought by Clerk Ale farm for 450. The average price per head was 340, with only two teams over four years old. The sale was largely cash, about 1100 above expectations, and Mr. Earl plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Earl
Custerville
Carhave
Lamar
Golden City
Earl
Methodist preacher from Nashville to speak at Jasper
De Stonewall Anderson of Nashville, corresponding secretary of the board of education of the M E Church South, will preach at the M E Church South in Jasper Friday night of this week. Dr Anderson is a leading church figure and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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de Stonewall Anderson
Nashville
Tenn
Board of Education
M. E. Church South
M. EB. Church South
Jasper
Anderson
Death of Mrs J. Rose prompts Jasper funeral notices
Mrs. J. Rose died Monday morning February _____ after a lingering illness at her home northwest of Jasper surrounded by her husband children and relatives. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the Merhh mist Epiengul Church conducted by Rev Woo Thompson with Christians buried in Wall Grove Cemetery. The service drew a large crowd. She leaves husband Burd J. Rose of Jasper and eight children C Oner Bad Jas per L Rescoe Burd Lakesille and Willian N Janes C Aretha A Ball Wo aml Cuts Baird all of Jasper. She is survived by two sisters Mrs J Yodrr Washington DC and Mrs Melton and H L Tallman Jasper and W H Tallman Simms Mont. Amanda Baird a sister in law had long resided with Mrs. Rose.
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Rose
Rene
Hong
Jasper
Merhh
Baird
Alberta
Tollayen
Jones County
Lova
Newton Cont
Corus
Neosho
Jiao
Burd
Angie
Rede
Morsier
Ning
Fetellines
L ‘Rescoe Burd
Lakesille
Willian
Janes C
Aretha A. Ball
J Coder
J. Yodrr
Death of Mrs Clara Rex in Jasper area death notice
Mrs Clara Kes mother of Mrs F W Rumble and stepmother of Hworge Rex of Jasper and RH Rex of Lamar died at her daughter's home last Thursday after a long illness. Born Cliva C Bell in Noble County Ohio in 1833 she was nearly 86. Survived by one daughter Mrs F W Rumble. Body sent to Latelle for burial. no local services due to Mr Rumble's illness. She was a Presbyterian and lived with the Rumbles the past 16 years.
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Clara Kes
F. W Rumble
Hworge Rex
Jasper
RH Rex
Lamar
Latelle
Lewis County
Rumble
Rex
Cliva C Bell
Noble County
Ohio
Reward Shop. For return of auté license No Dgo7
Lost between Jas and Golden City on Thursday near Fanonac. Reward offered by the office of C. B. T in Golden City for the return of the license No Dgo7.
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Auté Tighent
Jas
Golden City
Fanonac
May Lose His Arm After Kite Injury in Jasper Area
Charles Keenly, a farmer near Jasper, was cutting hoes when a kite incident injured his hand. His son assisted, and Keenly delayed treatment until severe swelling and poisoning led to a call to the doctor. He was transported by ambulance to Webb City Hospital with a high risk of losing his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keenly
W Keenly
Dy Schowler
Webb City Hospital
Keenty
Cream and Poultry Record Sparks Local Rivalry
Mrs. Chas Awick tops 1912 poultry and cream sales with a record of 34249 noted by The News last week. Mrs. R P Lane reports a rival total this week aiming to surpass Awick, with eggs 131.42 dollars and cream 25.81 dollars, poultry 6.01 dollars, and related yields.
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Chas. Awick
R PL Lane
Utes
Awick
Qradly
Lane
Graveyard rabbit superstition and timber accident near Jasper
A quirky tale recounts W Ho Hover caries a left hind foot for luck at a graveyard, while last week Hager and Emery Teeter chopped timber on Pitts place near Jasper. A fox squirrel startled them as Teeter swung, and the blade struck Huger in the mouth, knocking out ten teeth and bruising the lip. another inch would have been fatal.
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W. Ho
Mr. Hager
Emery Teeter
Pitts Place
Huger
Teeter
Mr Huger
Mr. Wager
Binch Cups Summer Plans Hint at Satisfaction
The speaker imagines how Binch Cups will act this summer and suggests that knowing their plans would bring greater satisfaction. The remark implies curiosity about future actions and outcomes for Binch Cups.
Fragmentary ghi notes from Jasper area notices
A jumbled OCR entry mentions land, names, and dates near Jasper. It refers to individuals such as Dr Knowr and Henry Winder, with locations described as miles west and east of Jasper and dated in January and February. The text is fragmentary and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowr
W. Gi.haw
Jasper
Henry Winder
Yale
King - Ta Nolty
Tare
Pro-County Measures Advance in Lilly County
Representative Phelps leads a slate of bills favored by opponents of county financial strain. The focus appears on county treasurer duties and the payment of warrants, with debate over assessed values and the role of the probate judge deputy.
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Pte
Trilkeen Diye
Thelj
Janpet
Will
Aeaeaser
Warruty Traum
House-Warming Event Highlights Local Figures and Gifts
A community gathering marked by dignitaries and friends, including Pastor Mei and several area residents. The event featured charitable gifts, a social reception, and references to a local venue nicknamed The Gold Hus. Attendees exchanged congratulations and notes of thanks during the celebration.
Orchestral Entertainers At Jasper Opera House Show
The Orchestral Entertainers headlined a Saturday program at the Jasper opera house with a varied mix of vocal numbers and orchestral pieces. Featured were Mester and Shellie, delivering a colorful accompaniment with a lively, classic concert mood that drew a receptive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wresorthel Wulya
Shellie Slim Werth
Setinus
Amomas Entertain Amid Snow Around Carskill Mountain
The Amomas group held a lively event on a rail journey to Carskill Mountain. Passengers enjoyed dainty refreshments on the train while themes of mountain scenery and a pope cory boy segment entertained the crowd. A north wind and cold snap followed, with snow accumulating six inches by Sunday night. Monday and Tuesday were fair but slow to melt.
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Carskill Mountain
Pope Cory Boy
Pole
Cate
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Conrad Mercantile Co
Kansas
Star Brand
the Earl Sale
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
Clara Rex
Ther
Po Bright
Gwen
Siyoshey
Bassford & Shaffer
Esmel
Bel Maid
Dorian
Bussford
George Masters
Stonehocker
Lears Street
Graniavenac
DR. Schooler
Gelps
Lilly
Phelps
Jperbers
Cie Seath
Pastor Mei
The
Alpha Club
Alytn
Eeru
Stee
Marte Luling
Rien Finner
Raird
Willata Baird Lorie
Mere Baird
Amomas
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