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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
2
The Jasper News editor R A Griffith presides over Jasper Missouri with post office and subscription line items. The text lists role, location, and mailing details including post office and class matter dates. It reflects a historic newspaper front matter style with editor name and city.
Today Wednesday the Salem W C T U will meet with Mrs Stth and hire a Hoffman program. Mr Till moved Saturday to Carthage. Bushy Alexander and Bain took household goods and Matthews moved to Carytown by train. Raymond Daniels becomes agent at Carytown and is wished success. Delays due to grip affect Miss Vandi Simmons and Clarence Simmons substitutes. Judge Brock detained at home. Sunday school attended by assistant superintendent. Mrs Goff of Dewey is well. Crenshaw remains bedbound from a fall. Estey Busby returns from school sick. Lafever and Mrs Courtney’s father ill with yellow jaundice. Pauline Deringer visiting aunt Mrs Goddard while father undergoes tumor surgery. Delirium tremens tale. smallpox fear cited. sobriety caution noted. Miss Vadia Walker teaches Sunday class. Harry Pringle sold cattle. Orin Buster hunts wolf seen without gun. wolfship said to prey on Preston township chickens.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Gunlock died Monday. Charley Buzzard has been sick but shows some improvement. Mrs. Frank Cline visited Mrs. John Barley Monday. Mrs. Cup Beall is reported no better. Tom Wood and his brother Will went west after coal Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie Creamer of Pittsboro visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woods, last Sunday. Tom Wardlow called on Frank Woods Monday evening. Willie Wood and his brother Walter went to Lamar Monday.
Fred Miller works the Myrt Leach acres plowing with Grider and son helping husk corn last week. L Miller visited Carthage on Saturday. Charley Woodrow family members among the sick. Broom corn buyers active and smiles noted. M Henderson and J E Miller haul broom corn to Lamar this week. J E Corr and G H Redmond were in Lamar Tuesday. Ralph Hill and Minnie Lee wed in Lamar on Saturday and will reside on the A G Goldhammer farm soon.
Dublin residents John Holdampf and J L Miller of Carthage visited Mr. and Mrs. Horn last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Haymond with two children spent Sunday evening at J C Webber's. Dr Hendricks attended Mr Horn Friday. he is improving. Mr and Mrs Grider and daughter Massa visited Mr Taffner last Saturday evening.
The official name Friedhof Kolonie Grunewald is given to the cemetery in Schidborn near Berlin. It is devoted to special purpose burial for Berliners who die by their own actions and are not allowed burial in ordinary cemeteries.
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