His Uncle's Nephew gives Jasper amateurs in February
A Jasper amateur group presents the classic comedy His Uncle's Nephew at the opera house next Thursday night in February. The farce follows Douglas Cattermole who must amuse his eccentric uncle while hiding a real clerk, Spalding, in a tangled sequence of mistaken identities ending happily with Gibson the tailor delivering a crucial twist.
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Jasper Amateura
Henry Irving
Kyrie Dellew
Douglas Cattermole
Douglas
Harry Morsland
Robert Spalding
Clarry
Mr. Moreland
Spalding
Douglis
Harry
Mr. Cuttermole
Dowell
Auch
Marslands
Aso
Gibson
Chracter
Oats smut treatment boosts yields say Columbia experiment
The Experiment Station at Columbia reports treating seed oats with a 40 percent formaldehyde solution can raise yields by up to 30 percent. A simple method involves mixing formaldehyde with water, coating oats on a barn floor, letting them absorb the solution for 20 to 30 minutes, then drying thoroughly before sowing.
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Columbia
Auctioneer ad for Farm Sales in Jasper Missouri
R G Coop Auctioneer offers farm sale services in Jasper Missouri. Contact Callon or phone 524 for arrangements dated March 28. Local business advertises proceeds and scheduling details for farm auctions.
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Jasper
Old Timer Revisits Jasper After 28 Years Away
Wm. Lawson, former Preston neighborhood farmer, visited Jasper county on Tuesday to reconnect with relatives and old friends. He left for Exeter Cass county to visit his parents after a brief stay with his sister Amos Buerge. Lawson had prospered in Idaho raising sheep, bees, and cattle before a severe blizzard wiped out his flocks, ending his sheep dealings. He found his old home area changed but familiar faces greeted him at the station.
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Wm. Lawson
Preston
Mr. Lawson
Jasper County
Idaho
Amos Buerge
Exeter
Cass County
Jasper
Lawson
Revival Services Continue at the Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Revival continues with Rav. bd C. Kirk preaching Saturday night. Rev. Culmer spoke Tuesday night. Rev. Deaking will lead tonight as the meetings run through Sunday. Shepherd of Webb City may assist Ray next week. Scroggs is slated for Monday and Tuesday. Harrington moved oil store fixtures to Joplin and returned from Oklahoma with plans to open a clothing stock. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Rice returned from Pittsburg after a dangerous accident to their daughter and grandchild, both nearly recovered. New Jasper Telephone Co. directories printed by Niwas office will be available at Central. Mrs. Noland sold East Grand residence to Felix Lear of Sheldon who will move to Jasper March 1, as Mrs. Noland and Miss Hess plan to move to Montana in spring. Wolf Hardware advertises right wing of stores at the right prices.
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Presbyterian Church
Bd C. Kirk
Culmer
Deaking
de. ‘Shepherd
Webb City
Ray, Scroggs
R. B. Hsrrington
Carterville
Oil Jones
Harrington
Joplin
Oklahoma
Niime
Win. Rice
Pittsburg
Tom Lowe
Mrs Hendricks Confined by Illness at Home
Mrs Hendricks is confined to her bed by illness. Miss Nora Fox continues recovery from an illness spanning two weeks under care.
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Dr. Hendricks
Aicknens
Mies Nora Fox
Kansas City Market Cattle and Hog Prices Dip Then Rally
Kansas City stock yards report mixed cattle and hog markets with last week’s decline fading. Cattle receipts up to 12,000 head today as steers top around 60.00, cows near 5.60, calves around 4.50 to 7.50, hogs near 6.40 with heavy packer activity and firm provisions. Sheep and lamb prices rebound slightly after prior week’s drop amid broader market weakness.
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Kanene City
Ikinda
Fevdera
Moirketa
Jasper High Pie Supper Raises Funds for Track Team
Raised 527.00. high school students held a pie supper at the school Tuesday evening. Auctioneer C. F. Lyons led the sale, with pies selling up to 1.25 and Bertha Tiller winning the cake at 1.19. About 27.00 was clear from a total 29.00, to equip Jasper High’s track team competing in the Mo.Kan league. The program featured geome outriue talent and a quartet as a highlight of the evening.
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C. F. Lyons
Indy
Bertha Tiller
Jasper High
Ag Sivtuen
Geome
Mate Quartette
Medal Contest in Carytown Saturday Night
A silver medal contest will be held in Carytown Saturday night. Mae sio will be furnished by the Jasper orchestra. Contestants include Mrs. Daniele Batith Ory, Mrs. Maultyn Couet of the Last Apple, Mrs. Johnvon Dalenen of the Alamo, Mrs. Estey Samanttin's Politics, Mrs. Turner A Voice from the Poor House, and Mrs. Hardeebrook A Recitation.
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Thera
Carytown
Maesio
Jasper Orchestra
Mra
Daniele
Batith Ory
Maultyn—Couet
Johnvon—Dalenen
Alamo
Estey
Samanttin
Turner
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