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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented exhortation urges residents to improve themselves and their town. It emphasizes self cultivation, community progress, and the belief that collective effort will make the community better than it is now. The tone is motivational and civic minded.
J H Browne of Forest and Fred Fowler, son of Mr and Mrs George Fowler, married Friday afternoon December 23 at the Lamar Methodist parsonage by Rev R N Jones. Both underage with parental consent. Bride described as beautiful and accomplished. groom as industrious and honest.
Reports describe a Parmer exchange in Jasper with organization meetings, committees named, and claims of ease and success. It notes 337 such exchanges in the state, widespread activity, and claims of stockholders benefiting while a few counties lag behind.
A Caesarian section was performed at Jane Chinn hospital Friday evening for Mrs Lon Webb of Sixth street delivering a boy. Both mother and child are reported safe. A Webb City physician notes several successful Caesarean operations recently at the hospital.
Sam Jordan, a renowned speaker and writer on agricultural subjects from Missouri and the west, will speak at Nunnelly's Hall Friday night on United States Grain Growers, Inc. He will discuss farmer concerns and the event encourages every farmer to attend, with a note to bring the ladies.
A partial list for the January 7 sales includes three hogs about 150 pounds, a late February farrow spotted Poland China sow, a March male with three gilts and a yearling son, fifteen stock hogs around 100 pounds, a 6-year-old Jersey cow fresh Feb 9, a Jersey male for service, several cows, six single comb English White Leghorn cockerels 288 to 206 eggs strain, several high quality single comb Reds pullets, a five-dollar hardware order at Bayne's Hardware, feather bed, kitchen cabinet and 100 hedge posts. News offers prompt pricing.
A large barn on the Wood place three miles south of Jasper on the west road to Carge burned last Saturday evening from an unknown origin. Loss included 800 bushels of corn feed, hay, wheat, oats, harness and implements. G. E. Wood owns the property and insured through Farmer's Mutual. total loss estimated at about three times the insured amount.
George Walter Matthews attorney of Cushing Oklahoma married Medora Ann Dickson of Enesdaying. They were accompanied by friend Mrs Dutton of Dilton Oklahoma. The bride's family are longtime friends of Rev and Mrs Sapp.
R W Sheets died in Kansas City Monday morning according to Woodmen Lodge members and family friends. He had been in business here several years ago.
Mrs. D. W. Teeter was released from quarantine and the Teeter home fumigated last Saturday. The Porter family were released two weeks ago, so Jasper is again clear of smallpox.
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