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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
4
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The News announces Walter Colley of Carthage as a candidate for County School Superintendent subject to voters in the annual school election on April 2, 1907.
The week’s school notes report good attendance despite bad weather. Alta Lamey returned after illness. Burkle Thompson was absent from room two on Monday. A rule now sends tardy pupils home for the day. Fred Wagner is on the sick list. Rooms one through three enjoyed a popcorn treat from Mr Hardenbrook. Several students were absent due to illness. A Friday high school visit by the freshmen was noted as the champion cipherers may be found by calling. An advertisement for Kenned’s Laxative Cough Syrup is included, sold by J. K. Schooler.
The ongoing sale at J. D. Harbur's store persists with promised discounts and limited stock. Shoppers flock to the storefront seeking bargains as the event extends beyond expected dates.
Walter Colley, a 36 year old native of Missouri born in Lawrence County, is a candidate for County School Superintendent. He grew up on a farm, moved to Carthage at fifteen, attended Carthage public schools, and has taught for sixteen years mostly in Jasper County. His last post was Prosperity principal, elected three times, then resigned in October to accept an appointment by Governor Polk to finish the term.
A kitchen ceiling paper cracked and fell, triggering a false fire alarm at Mrs. Berry's home after dinner on Tuesday. A large crowd gathered before officials confirmed there was no blaze, marking the first alarm in the city for a long time.
Six years ago John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana says he learned a valuable lesson and began taking Dr King’s New Life Pills. He notes the longer he uses them the better they prove. Webb Bros. Mer. Co. druggist 252 sells them with a guaranteed claim.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown at the funeral and burial of our son Mu and Mus. 0. Emarre.
Mr and Mrs James Bowera entertained many children Tuesday evening for Folva a s 8th birthday. Guests included Evelyn Burkis Helen Thomson Margret Nadilee Benny Eden Lyne Alias Tabler Trus Straus Mamie Whitesal Mamie Hite Evvlin Bowers Guy Roy Webb Rodney Fairfield Cecil Potersion Roy and Leo Bowers W H Ward will sell at public site at his farm one mile east of Jasper on Thoraday Fatiruapy 14th eight tidd pt horses and minties thirty two heddiot Red Shorthoro catta Mr Ward will forbid free transportation to and from theesle to all parties coming io on trains Apply at Ward s river barn Willis Winnie winter winds. Wisdom whispers winter winds work wheezls Wherefore we write Ose Kennedy s Laxatives Dough Syrup Bold by J K Schooler W 8 Crow manager of the Dicka son Goodman Lumber Company attended Lumbermen s Convention in Kansas City Instack and were royally entertained by the Dickason Goodman Company Piles of people have Piles See that the name is stamped on each box $8 ld by J K Schooler
At the Methodist Episcopal church, preaching Sunday with morning topic Man's Love for Humanity and evening subject The Devil a Deceiver. Mr Pratt to sing The Bird With a Broken Wing. Also note local ad for KODOL digestive aid and a welcome visit by J K Schooler and Mr Mevins from Illinois.
The fragment suggests marriage sentiment and social life, mentioning Rocky Mountain Tea and homemade candies from Jasper Bakery as notable items, implying a community notice or column celebrating local flavors and customs. No specific events, dates, or persons are clearly identified.
Harvey Lucas reported a fine yearling colt death. Dora and Flora Taylor are sick. John Keltoer delivered many chicks to town. Benson family moved to a new house. Mrs Keltoer visited Mrs Morris. Wardlow on business trip to Oklahoma. Sophia Mevina went to the glupadny erpoing. Henry McDonald stayed home due to wife and babies plans. Dr Schooler called but all are improving. Don and Jessie Johnston out of school for malaria fever. Little Archie Bansas near death Saturday but improved. Elmer Pugh moved family to brother Henrys newly bought farm.
Jobo Miller, a resident living several miles north of Jasper, was in town on Monday. He interacted with locals, signaling ongoing activity in the rural area and adding a bustling note to the day’s town life.
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