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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
8
Advertising rates listed include ten cents per inch per issue for last page and inside pages, with front page space contracted. Local notices priced per line at six cents per issue, with copy due by Tuesday evening. resolutions of respect cards of thanks and obituary poetry billed by the line.
Local notes report multiple returns from service and visits. Ernest Yates Merl Little and Guy Arner discharge from camps. Ottis Crandall and wife visit Bonner Springs. Mary Stimson departs for Marshalltown after weeks here. Andrew Bredencamp en route to Kansas after discharge from Spruce Division. James Frederick Brown born to Hurley Brown and wife eight miles northwest on Christmas Day. Walter Brown and J W Willis purchase Modern Garage from Lattimer & Son. Ernest Melton travels from Nebraska to Lamar for infant death. Clarence Tabler, US gunner on the battleship Pennsylvania, visits relatives. local families welcome returning Greshams and others after wartime service.
The list records sale dates and destinations linked to A W Radford covering July 24 through December 30. Entries include buyers and locations such as Jasper, Golden City, Avilla, Carthage, Pittsburg Kans, and nearby towns with distances, dates in July to December, and multiple estate and club sales. The fragmented OCR shows numerous misspellings but preserves the sequence of sale appointments and affiliated towns.
Henry Covert returned to Kane Gas City on Sunday to attend an automobile school, bringing along his family for the trip.
The text defines emperor as the ruler of an empire, a nation formed by several regions united by conquest or union. It notes kings may rule kingdoms within empires, citing Prussia in the German empire and Tluongary in the Austro-Hungarian empire. It states the emperor title outranks king.
The Convention of the French Revolution ended the ordinary calendar and adopted a new system starting in autumn. The last month of the year extended from August 19 to September 18 and was named Fruetidor, meaning fruit.
An old report suggests about 30 percent of Canada remains undiscovered with vast areas in Yukon and along the Mackenzie Mountains awaiting exploration. Indigenous sources mention large basins and lakes unseen by white explorers, hinting at extensive, untrodden terrain.
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