Miss Maude Rice Marries in Winfield Kans
News from Grenola Oklahoma reports the marriage of Miss Maude Rice of Jasper to Thomas Monroe of Grenola. The ceremony occurred at Winfield Kansas. The bride, a Jasper native, is a skilled musician with talents on clarinet violin piano and vocal performance. The article notes her broad circle of friends and praises her artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Rice
Grenola
Okla
Maude Mice
Jasper
Thomas Monroe
Winfield
Kans
Oklahoma
George Rice
Dbutahe
Monroe
Old-Time Bread Recipe Sent In To War Effort
Mra Win Megins of Jasper offers an old time bread recipe to help the war effort. She describes setting a sponge at noon then cooking mush from corn meal, cooling, stirring in the sponge, and letting it stand overnight. The next day mix warm wheat flour, knead into a stiff dough, rise, mold into loaves, rise again, and bake for 1 1/4 hours. The bread uses one part meal to two parts flour and stays moist longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Win
Megins
Jasper
Miller Sells Farm Then Plans Personal Property Sale
Fred Miller, lately from the area, reports selling his Jasper farm for a handsome profit. He announces a March 7 sale of personal property including his wife, babies, and old dog, and says he may stay nearby for a spell while he figures out where to locate next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Miller
Butler
Fred Miller
Utler
Brea
Stallion Registry Law Established in Missouri
The Missouri Stallion Registry Board, based in Columbia, requires all local stallion owners to register with the state. Applications must be filed at the board before advertising or printing posters, or penalties will apply under the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Stallion Registry Board
Columbia
Hog Prices High at Jamesport Auction
T H B Bell and Thos McCall returned last Thursday from J L Faulkner's in Jamesport Missouri where 56 sows and gilts sold for an average 194 with a top sow at 4100. Judge McGowan bought a sow from Beils herd for 245 while Faulkner donated a gift to the Red Cross that brought 650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. B. Bell
McCall
J. L. Faulkner
Jamesport
Jere
Tilta
Judge McGowan
Mr. Beil
Fr. Faulkner
Red Cross
Camp Funston departure for Carthage men
A group of 25 local men is ordered to leave Carthage next Monday night for Camp Funston. The list includes John Campbell of route 6 Arthur L. Schyder of route 2 and George Campbell of route 4 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Funston
Carthage
John Campbell
Arthur L. Schyder
George Campbell
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Lawson On His Eighty Second
A pleasant dinner was hosted at S. B. Lawson home on Sunday for his eighty second birthday with Chas Stith and family Virgil Theo Lawson WIL Lawson of Pioher Mrs J Schott Marjorie Lyngar and Andrew Lyngar of Carthage in attendance Births reported by Dr Knott include H L Lattimer and wife near Jasper a girl born Thursday November 4 and Mimer Joiner and wife near two miles southwest a boy born Tuesday the 1th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Chas
Stith
Virgil
Theo
Lawson
Wil Lawson
Pioher
J. . Schott
Marjorie
Andrew Lyngar
Carthage
Knott
H. L. Lattimer
Jasper
Mebruo
Mimer Joiner
Subscription renewals listed for this week
This week’s renewals include W A Strecker Jod8 Carr Mra Gi M Mayers Clarence Simmions 1 G Sherrel Cus Campbell ULL Brown Td Wilkins A Cline W A Uist CA Nett Nd Quillin G Lt Mitchell Mra M Cline WoW McPeak Vivian Costley John Uingen John Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strecker
Carr
Mayers
Clarence Simmions
Sherrel
Cus
Campbell Ull Brown
Td Wilkins
Uist
Quillin
Mitchell
Cline
Wow McPeak
Vivian Costley
John Uingen
John Weston
Farmers Need Shaking Up Speech Urges War Saving Stamps
Rolla resident Mr. Hanby urged War Saving Stamps campaigned in dark text on duty to the government amid wartime conditions. Mell Ridgley, a prominent farmer northeast of Jasper, praised the speech saying farmers must understand the war’s importance beyond grain prices and support the government effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanby
Rolla
Campann
Davkar
Jamar Democrat
Mell Ridgley
Jasper
Mr. Lanby
Death of Walter Deardorff in Chanute Kansas
Walter S Deardorff died at his home in Chanute Kansas last Wednesday from cerebrospinal meningitis He was born 1878 in Carrell County and is survived by his wife three children and his parents He was ill two weeks with head pains an abscess forming and six local physicians treated him The funeral was held at 4 pm in the yard due to quarantine Rev Barlow of the Baptist Church officiated The family has lived in Chanute ten years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Deardorff
Walter S. Deardorff
Chanute
Kans
Deardorff
Walter Deardorfi
W. E. Deardor
Carrell County
Love Deardorly
Montana
H. J
Deardort
Lilly
Anna Spaid
Jasper
Deardorn
Dearcorll
North
Kansas
Burris
Barlow
The
Baptist Church
Crow Mercantile Co Moving to Webb Bros Building
Crow Mercantile Co is moving into the remodeled former Webb Bros building in Jasper. The new glove room spans a main downstairs space with groceries on the east wall, a two-thirds depth shoe section, a dry goods area, millinery and children’s wear on the west, and a back 20 by twenty foot produce room with a large cellar and shed space for customer cars. The renovations aim for modern shelving, glass floor cases, and ample storage, signaling faith in Jasper’s growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Mercantile Co
Crow
Webb Bros
Jasper
Crow Company
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Lic
Hoover
Allright
Uncle Sam
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
Goodyear
Kodak
Eastman
Nyal Pharmacy
C. L. Hill
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