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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1920

Page

4

Telephone Rates Increased by Public Service Commission

Jasper Telephone Company files new rate schedule effective February 1 1920 due to labor and material costs. Residence single line remains $1.00, two party and outside-city lines rise to $1.25, rural connections $0.75, extensions $0.25. Notice directed to Jasper News after City Commission hearing January 12 1920. objections in writing within ten days. Also obituary: Mrs William Stonehocker dies at 1:55 p.m. January 12 1920. born March 22 1842 near Salem Iowa. survived by husband Charles and others. funeral at Clifford home January 14.

Jasper Telephone Company Public Service Commission of Missouri Ttural Joplin Jasper Jasper News Jasper Telephone Co M. Johnson Wm. Stonehocker William Stonehocker J.P. Clifford Carterville Elizabeth Lamm Salem Iowa Kanaas Hastings Nebr Smith County William Elizabeth Stonehocker Etta Lydia Charles Belvidere George W. McKay Coyle Okla

The Flowing Tide

The piece states that no person is essential to the world and that work continues after a leader sinks from view. It notes ripples may occur but the tide flows on, comforting generous souls who care more for others than for self.

Renewals and New Subscribers Listed

The past week records renewals and new subscribers including J A Gaddis Frank Doerge Mrs Stumble Mrs J J Henderson TJ Mercer W C Miller C L Johnson A Malone Marl Garner CC Algeo and new subscribers Mrs Grissom Glasgow Mont Howard Gaddis Carthage Mra Norton Carthage 8 J Neher route 0 Jasper Correspondents Wanted from Zion Dixie Lynnland schools districts

J A Gaddis Frank Doerge Stumble J J, Henderson TJ Mercer C Miller L Johnson A Malone Marl Garner Algeo Mrs. Grissom Glasgow Mont Howard Gaddis Carthage E. Norton J Neher Route 0 Jasper

Married in Joplin Lester Goddard and Mise Beam

Lester Goddard and Mise Margaret Beam were married in Joplin last Saturday night. Both are Jasper natives and Jasper High School graduates. The bride is the eldest daughter of Dell Beam of Lamar. the groom is a Jasper native and World War I veteran who worked at the First National Bank in Joplin. They will reside in Joplin.

John Lester Goddard Mise Margaret Beam Joplin Jasper Jasper High School Ian Young Lady Dell Beam Lamar Goddard Carrie Goddard A. KE. F France First National Bank of Joplin Lester

Frank Moulton Weds Misa Hattie Elwin in Lamar

Frank A Moulton and Misa Hattie Elwin were married Wednesday evening January 13 at the bride's Lamar home. Reverend Titus of the Lamar Christian Church officiated in a ceremony attended by the bride's family and the groom's mother Mrs Annie Morton. The bride, raised in Lamar, is praised for character and attractions, while Frank, raised in Jasper, is a hardworking farmer. They will live on the Moulton place south of Jasper.

Misa Hattie Elwin N. B. Elam Lamar Frank Moulton Mr. Titus Lamar Christian Chref Annie Morton Jasper Moulton Place Janper

Lodine for Scratches on Dark Oak Furniture

Scratches on dark oak furniture may be improved by carefully painting the scars with io dine and applying many coats to achieve the desired depth of color. After refinishing, rub the entire piece with a good furniture polish to complete the restoration.

Open Letter from Jasper Residents About Kansas City Convention

An Open Letter from Jasper Missouri dated January 20, 1920 describes a trip to a ware and sapanenta Men’s Convention in Kansas City. The authors mention meeting Ellis Ovarnal, Chas Carter of Carthage, and former Jasper mayor L. T. McCane, touring exhibitors at Coates House and Hotel Baltimore, and noting Diamond Edge tools Renfrew Cream Separator and Crow’s store prices. They reflect on shopping comparisons and express pride in being back home in Jasper.

Jasper News Jasper Pete Kansas City City Coates House Ellis Ovarnal Chas, Carter Carthage L. T. McCane Mack John Deere Missouri Dad Nupnelly’s Tom Hardaway Montgomery Ward & Co

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George Binney McCune & Tallman Public Service Commission The Newa Zion Dixie Lynnland Willie Webb. Bros Kutter Lester Goddard Mins Margare Frank Moulton Jasper, Mo Jasper Hardware Co Farmers & Merchants Bank Jasper Missouri
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