Postmaster General amends postal rules on magazine renewals
The Postal Laws and Regulations grant publishers good faith credit for renewals. Subscriptions expire with the period obtained, but copies mailed to subscribers within one year of expiration qualify for second class rates. After one year, copies require renewal and payment. Postage shifts to transient second class rate at one cent per four ounces prepaid. Frank H Hitchcock, Postmaster General.
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Frank H Hitchcock
Carthage and Jasper Meet on Highway Benefit Plan
Business Men's League of Carthage hosts a Jasper aid highway meeting in the courthouse room to discuss improving the Carthage Jasper road. Attendees from both towns back the project, with local subscribers pledging funds and a Jasper committee to coordinate support.
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Business Mens League of Carthage
Court House
Carthage
Jasper
Loughead W Co
Thomas
Cl ¥Ulett Pool Schooler
J. Wisley Spaid
Conrail
Chandler
Wescott
W. T. Simone
Afp Drake
Tyler
Carthage Leactie
Carthage Special
Asleition
Jeeper
Lyon
Col Phelps
W. P Grishau
E Jacole
Charles Sloan
Charles Drake
Shuler
J. JH. Lynley
Silicin
Carthage Business Men's League
Public Meeting Called For Good Roads Movement
Jasper citizens are invited to a public meeting at Hammond's Hall on Tuesday January 14 at 7 PM to discuss plans for a good roads movement linked to the Jasper Carthage highway. Mayor A H Laughead urges local action as merchants warn about mail order competition and the advantage of home advertising to reach local customers.
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Jasper
Hammond’s Hall
Jasper Carthage
Carthage
A. H. Laughead
Erary
Bryan
Texac
Eagle
Alpha Club Program Delights Members In Quiet Meeting
Alpha Club met with Mrs H A Sharp Tuesday afternoon. The club improvised a program directed by Mrs Drake, Mrs Omer Webb, and Miss Fox. It featured piano solos by Mrs Boyer and Miss Oma Webb, a vocal solo by Anderson Lear, a necitation by Mrs Omer Webb, and a paper by Miss Fox. Mesilomes EB We Scott, J A McNabney, C M Boyer, and Miss Oma Webb were noted as club pupils. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Miss Mamie Corder. The next meeting will be with Mrs Omer Webb and Miss Fox will lead the club review.
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H A. Sharp Tureday
Nepal
Omer Webb
Miss Fox
Mrs Wood's Busy 1913 Household럼
In 1913 Mrs WD Wood sold cream totaling 93.51 and 30.64 for other items, plus 51.40 for chickens, amounting to 30.64 dollars. She also put up 400 quarts of fruit and supplied bread spread for her family, noting no time for afternoon clubs.
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WD. Wood
Trades-Day Sale Announced for January Seventeenth
The next trades day sale will be held Saturday January 17 at the Davis Barn. Rex invites all who wish to list items to report to him early. C T Miller and wife and Mrs Clara Smith of Carthage visited John Marsh and family last Sunday.
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Davis Barn
Rex
C. T. Miller
Clara Smith
Carthage
John Marsh
Meeting of Dairy Cattle Owners Called
Jasper County dairy association formed previously at Carthage with 46 members. A meeting is planned in Jasper on January 17 to elect a vice president from each of five north townships and to accept new members.
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Jasper News
Jasper County Dairy Association
Carth
Jasper County
Jasper
Tom Brock
Mr Johnson Returns From Bisbee
W S Johnson recently returned from Bisbee Arizona where he visited his son employed in the copper mines. He spoke of enjoying the trip and his appetite improving though nearing seventy. He and old soldier comrades spent time exploring nearby mountains with Jas per friends noting his health improves while the News enjoyed a pleasant visit Friday before his departure to the Dewey neighborhood.
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W S Johnson
Bisbee
Ariz
Ad readers urged to mention The News in purchases
A local editorial urges readers to inform advertisers they saw their ads in The News to boost ad value. It contrasts consumer behavior with a broader call to courage and duty, invoking a Republic and Sentinel quotation about heroism and freedom under constraint.
Enrolment in Jasper County Dairy Association Initiative
Forty names enrolled as meetings in Jasper County over ten months push to organize a county dairy association. The group formed last Saturday in Carthage with about 60 members, highlighting cooperative sales, joint advertising, and mutual stock exchanges. Col. W. H. Whelps offers Jersey calves to six township buyers, aiming to raise standards and farm income. A Jasper meeting is set for the 7th, and Judge Tom Brock is named director. The paper adds Collier Weekly to the club list, priced at $2.50 for News and Collier’s Weekly.
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Jasper County
Aisters County Dairy Association
Carthage
Organizs Tion
W. H. Whelps
Jersey
St Larcoxte
Township
Leach
Jasper
Tom
Rock
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Collier Weekly
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Collier's Weekly
DR. Schooler
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