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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
2
Fragments show Frances and Mary Carns and others visiting, multiple neighborhood visits to Mrs. Budd, Mrs. Yates, and George Quillin’s. Families like Mitchell Carns Pugh and Lucas share weekend and weekday calls. smallpox note from Mrs. Neher of McPherson. Aquotation closes with a Boston Transcript line on patience and timing.
A terse Carlyle quotation notes the world must be earned and desired to learn reverence and to work intently for it, implying discipline and value in effort as a pathway to understanding and respect.
Miss Ona Brown stays with Evans in Lamar. Gladys Nee visits grandparents in Virgil. Martin and wife at Jim Brown's. woodcutting crews work for Fowler and Rakestraw. Wolf hunt nets one wolf in Richland township. Fires burn Leslie Lawless’ house. Numerous Lamar and Forest Grove calls, visits, and wagon loads of wood and posts exchanged among locals.
Miss Althea Armstrong and Mrs. J. W. Hobson celebrate birth of Loyd Eugene. Dan Magers ill. Carthage visitors. family visits with Lyman and Magers. Alonzo Lyman hurt by falling timber, improving. Local deaths, funerals, and social events noted. several households host and visit neighbors. Names include Armstrong Hobson Magers Lyman Stansberry Carns Patterson Rex Winter Andrews Moyer and others.
Diamond 8 R Denniston and others spent Wednesday evening at Silas Denniston's. Mrs. Tom Wood went to Carthage for tumor surgery. Mrs. Wm. Crabtree was ill. Families visit Ralph Cline in Jasper. Theo Mitchell buys from Will Lyman. Vera Boyd visits home folks. Wood and wife go to Carthage to see Mrs. Tom Wood. Hamm and Myrtle and Charlie Hamm visit Mr. and Mrs. Moore in Carthage. Bart Ingels, Harve Law, Clifton Boyd, Paul Nett visit Theo Mitchell. Several locals butchered for Ralph Cline Monday and at Gus Smith's Sunday.
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