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Local Jasper edition yields fragmented OCR text with no clear events or names. Readable parts provide limited clues to societal notes or notices, lacking concrete people or organizations for a meaningful summary.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
8
Local Jasper edition yields fragmented OCR text with no clear events or names. Readable parts provide limited clues to societal notes or notices, lacking concrete people or organizations for a meaningful summary.
Advertising rates listed for last page and inside pages at 10 cents per inch per issue with front page space contracted and local notices charged per line at 6 cents per issue. Copy must be in by Tuesday evening. resolutions of respect and obituary poetry billed by the line.
Editorials urge overwhelming force to end the world struggle quickly. Kansas City Star supports rapid deployment of American resources in France. Missouri Pacific section hands strike for higher pay and a 9 hour day, demanding $2.60 a day, up from $1.75 for 100 hours.
Women urged to attend a home canning demonstration at the city park next Tuesday afternoon, led by experts from the State University. Farmers note a crop mix of corn atop wheat, oats and potatoes, with many expressing pride in good yields and the value of early twine purchases for grain storage. Jasper County anticipates a record Jasper City Fair this fall, as farmers reflect on prices paid this season.
Through a vivid account of a French WWI casualty, the Jasper Red Cross Committee urges readers to support Red Cross aid as soldiers suffer thirst fever delirium and wounds. The piece stresses shared sacrifice and appeals for donations of one to a hundred dollars to aid wounded fighters and hasten recovery.
Rising Sun residents Netrie LowE Abe Teeter spent a day with Mrs Holdeman. Ed Calvert and wife called at Mr Tucker's. Mrs Jamea Kincaid was visited by Mrs Lowe and Nerlie. James Kincaid's mother visited. Dick Patterson and Wilford Patterson visited Luther Wescott. Dave Lowe and family dined with Mrs Swank. Dave Lowe and Will drove to Carthage. Harvey among local auto owners. Community busy with threshing preparations. Dave Lowe plans to thresh Tuesday.
Army sergeant Benjamin G. Moore of the medical department from Leavenworth Kansas and his wife visited town Monday. They were joined by Mr and Mrs F W Weseold of Jasper, Mrs Moore’s parents, and Mrs W FE Hilliaan of Jasper, Mrs Moore’s sister. The group dined with Judge and Mrs Verry Brock at their home east of town.
Dr. Schooler H. H. Sharp John Zaiser Jake Lampert Nels Anderson and Harold Carmean purchased new automobiles last week from Lilly and Rice, signaling a pickup in local auto sales and opening notes of individual dealership activity.
Creditors and others interested in the estate of John Hinamdén deceased are notified that Jacob A. Wine, the executor, will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Jasper County Missouri to be held at Carthage on August 13 1917. First published June 28.
The Zion Sunday School plans an ice cream social on July 12 at A. J. Thomas’s with all invited. Many residents and families share visits and gatherings across Jasper, Carthage, Commerce, and nearby towns. Readers note July 12 ice cream supper and continuing social events with numerous name-specified locals and guest travels.
Sanol advertised as best for kidney and bladder troubles. Claims relief in 24 hours from backache and bladder issues. Describes Sanol as a guaranteed remedy priced at 85c and $1.00 per bottle at the drug store.
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease needing internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed to cure internally, not topically, by combining tonics and blood purifiers. The ad asserts endorsements by physicians, lists Toledo, Ohio, as the company location, and urges purchases from druggists along with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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