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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1914

Page

6

San Francisco New Year Festivities Compared With Missouri Style

Deay Editor and Friends reflect on California winter scenery and New Year celebrations in San Francisco. They praise the valleys and mountains near the city, contrast California and Missouri traditions, describe bohemian revelry, confetti, and nocturnal street scenes, and wish readers a prosperous year ahead. The letter expresses pride in San Francisco and hopes to meet readers at the Exposition.

San Francisco Cal Deay California Missouri United States New York Restie Crandall Elliott

Roses and berries bloom in Los Angeles letter home

A letter from Mrs. Ed Owen Mrs. J. H. Disler describes arriving in Los Angeles years ago, family losses in 1904 and 1906, and the improving but chilly season. She notes earnings from berries, blooming fruit trees, and hopes to see old neighbors Jasper and family someday. The writer mentions health of Andrew Houck James Herrod age 88, and general weather. Strawberries sell for five cents a box.

Los Angeles Gertrude Igto Anna Igit Joan H. Disler San Diego George Disler James Herrod Andrew Houck Hinds Jasper Ed Owen J. H. Disler

Two Letters From Waterbury Dear Sir and Friend

In a letter to The News LT Waterbury thanks Jasper friends for kindness during a stay and notes plans to seek a hospital in Kansas City for a surgical operation on January 4. He and his wife still eat three meals daily and express resolve despite business quitting, sending regards and well wishes.

The News Jasper Mr. Drake Kansas City Thornton and Minor Hospital LT. Waterbury

Kansas City visit ends with nonoperative plan

L. T. W. reports going to Kansas City as prearranged but doctors advised against surgery. A course of treatment was prescribed and the writer was sent home, expressing disappointment yet hope for eventual recovery.

Kansas City

They Enjoy Their Letter From Home in Jasper News

Miss Lizzie Etter sends a subscription payment to the Jasper News from Reeds Missouri. The letter requests continued delivery and expresses the need for the newspaper to keep the household informed.

Jasper News House Lizzie Etter

Letter to Jasper News From JL McCarty

A reader named JL McCarty writes from Pontiac and asks to credit $1 for a subscription to the Jasper News. He cannot mail the paper and expresses wishes for a successful new year. The tone is personal and request-based with a brief note on finances and paper access.

Scop Iel Jasper News McCarty

Subscription Enclosed for Homestead Montana Reader

A Montanan writes from Homestead requesting credit for a subscription renewal. He mentions sending in a check and expresses interest in the newspaper’s weekly letter from home. He notes winter viewing and references Missourian ties through A Noland.

Homme Frogen North Jevenn Montana

California wine brings memories of Old Missouri and warmth

W. C. Kyle writes from Artesia California to Dear Editor recounting how California’s climate lets him work in shirt sleeves by day and bundle in quilts at night, compares sun heat to past winters, and notes friends Jasperites including Van Dusen’s move to Pomona. He cherishes Missouri memories and wishes neighbors a happy new year.

Artesia Cal Evitor California Mr. Bryan Mr. Son Mr van Dusen Pemona Pomona George van Dusen Chino Los Angeles Missouri W. C. Kyle

Loves Old Missouri in Spite of Fifteen Years Absence

Riverside California writers send greetings to Jasper friends from The Old Friends Edition after a 15 year absence. The letter expresses fond nostalgia for Jasper and emphasizes ongoing ties to their native state through weekly news and familiar contacts.

Missouri Riverside Cal Jasper

Riverside City and Its Orange Belt Appeal

The author describes Riverside as the Mission City near the Glenwood Mission Inn, a booster town of 17,000 to 18,000 residents. He notes its central orange belt location and reliance on orange trade, with favorable weather after a freeze scare and a welcoming, sociable community inviting Missouri friends to visit during the fair.

Papa California Riverside Mission City Glenwood Mission Inn Orange Belt Mapa Sone United States Missouri Cou

Oldham Paisley recalls Jasper News days and a 1908 basketball classic

The writer reminisces as the Jasper News editor, praising the old printing role and reporting work tied to the University of Omaha. He recalls a 1908 Jasper High School vs Kansas City High School game and the stellar Kyle brothers lineup, Crawford, Wagner, and Probert, praising Griff’s future coverage and wishing the new year success.

Jasper News Jasper Aml T Comiupe Oma Na DT Amy Wert University of Omaha Jasper High School Kansas City High School Kyle Brothers Sharkey Crawford Fred Wagner Joe Probert Mmore Griff Oldham Paisley

Old Friends Edition invitation from West Butte resident

Dear Mr Editor. Your invitation to help along the Old Friends Edition found us in the beautiful and prosperous Sacramento Valley, where we have lived since we left Jasper vicinity twelve years ago.

Old Friends Sacramento Valley Jasper

A Mis sourians Christmas note from the Fisher family

The writer describes pleasant Missouri winters with warm winters and a sunny climate, notes mistletoe and holly beyond a mile away, mentions Santa Claus preparations, and recalls health and local schooling. The Fisher family sends greetings to friends, especially Mrs Forrie Fisher.

Missouri California Santa Claus Fpistier Lela Fisher Ellifriendis Forrie Fisher

Mrs Henry Hall Writes From Idaho

Mrs Henry Hall describes life on a Cassia County farm near Burley Idaho in a letter from Bakey Idaho to Jasper friends. She notes Albion Mount Harrison and Sawtooth views along with local crops cattle and a beet sugar factory and mentions Burley school enrollment and teachers.

Jasper Burley Cassia County Snake River Goose Creek Albion State Normal and Training School Harrison Saw Tooth Squeze

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Golden Gate Los Angeles, Our Waterbury Richmond, Kans Reeds, Mo Pontiac Homestead, Mont Ww. C. Kyle Omaha, Nebr West Butte Henry Hall Idaho Bakey, Idaho
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