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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary timetable snippet shows Pacific Time, North Bound service with unclear times and destinations. Limited readable entities include Mo and Te dates, but specifics are missing.
Peter Huckmac lost a fine boree Friday while transporting corn to town the horse bolted and dropped dead near the school. A cow owned by S M Kelley broke her neck after falling over sheep in a nearby field. Kansas visitors Restia’s brothers discussed farm work. Local figures include Joe Blundyo and Mr and Mrs Douglas with others from Dublin neighborhood. Floyd Boyd sustained a facial wound from a door accident. Henry Covert and Stella Barrett visited Clifton and Hazel Barrett in Jasper. Iley Tunnell traveled to Joplin for business. Rev Bispieton hosted relatives for Sunday dinner. Mrs J H Burrys returned to Carthage after visiting relatives. Covert’s cactus bloomed 118 times this month, many in full bloom. Low Gresham shipped hops to Kansas City Tuesday amid heavy snow.
The column reports on Mrs Chas Buzeild being very ill with little hope of recovery while others such as Mrs Johosion and Mr Hatther suffer health issues. Local social life includes a reader program at the box supper next week, a winter gathering, and first anniversary compliments in Missouri. Several residents attend church meetings and visit neighbors. snow drifts prompt remarks on travel.
The column records a flurry of transient visits and greetings around Lynnland. It notes Mrs Pace entertaining her niece from Purcell, Mr and Mrs Wescott from Nock City, Nellie Thoman of Jasper visiting Julia Milles, Vernie Beer returning to Lyndani school, Rev Carter closing a meeting at Ros-B yck, Gertrud S boarding with Mrs.yora, Clarence Cather visiting and planning a talk with his sister Mrs Les Mitchell, A J Carr visiting Marion, Miss Florence Milton throat trouble, Mr and Mrs Winewood children at a gathering, and prospecting resuming on the Armitage farm.
garbled OCR text notes grave labor at a base near Salem church Friday and Saturday but weather halted progress. mentions Lewsey school photo session and individuals Les Wilson and Mrs Sterling, with unclear context and names.
The text notes Tom Flower buying the Sunder lsod farm and taking possession in March. Nearby residents, including Mr Flower, are moving in, with Archie Ric relocating to Gear farm. The piece also mentions Sunday schooling and a discussion about saloon legality in Oklahoma. A New York dinner anecdote by Richard Mansfield about Hamlet’s sanity is included, plus a severe snowstorm creating impassable roads and deep drifts.
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