10 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
1
A Jasper day unfolds with townsfolk traveling to Samar and Carthage for ball games and a court-related gathering. Reports describe a late afternoon chase as a man fled toward southwest streets, pursued by Ryan, with ongoing streetwatchers and a small crowd witnessing. The day also features two morning and afternoon basketball contests, with local teams showing steady play and a tally marked by competitive scoring.
The Jenper Mill started up last Friday and is now writing out four high grade flour. The oil will produce two grades of flour Jenper Patent and Straight. Both brands will be on the market soon and Merro Vaunteli is praised for its quality. The new machinery runs smoothly and local owners are pleased. Names mentioned include Meare Joul Ventob, Gr W. Whaky, G. We Watkins, Dent Kiondes, and millwright Mr. Prapis. A reward matter involving J. A. Cogult and Mr. Watson is noted. Produce prices offered by McCaslin & Howwk for butcher goods and other provisions.
The rural routes likely to be acted upon soon and in operation within days. Letters from Vauper and applications filed for a year or more will be processed. Special Agent Frank E. Nevins' report is praised by the department and expected to be established by early August or September.
The Lows and Polseti boys press on at the Hiee farm southwest of town, drilling from a drift and a new drill hole where they believe ore body at depth is located. Watchful work and community updates follow as the mine crew braces for possible discovery and local activity shifts to nearby sites and events.
A Kansas City firm resumes oil exploration two and a half miles west of Carthage with deep drilling, aiming to locate new vein amid resumed work. Reports note crews, equipment, and efforts continuing after previous delays as workers press toward the oil sight.
A garbled report claims Mr Lviss purchases roughly 3500 bushels daily. The text describes shifts, workers, and opinions on wheat production patterns with unclear names and dates. It notes grain moisture and US market references in a fragmented manner.
A farewell social at J W Mouther’s home in the Epworth area drew a large crowd as friends bid farewell to Stilwell bound residents. Attendees enjoyed cake and socializing while a minor accident occurred when Krodet Crawford sustained a broken wrist at a creek hole. Rev. Ferguson traveled to One Junction for a funeral service, and Maria neighborhood residents mourned an elderly 110 year old.
A scrambled late entry reports a horse accident near Mr Carns, with the scene near White and a person named Bell reacting the morning after the event. The note mentions a chase or capture and describes subsequent notices to the owner and a lumbering search failing to locate the horse earlier.
Mr J W Suid buys the Tremnier property from Mr W K Trohner, a prime North Malin Street residence in the city. The sale price is stated as fair, with plans for ongoing bonds and a potential move by August. Mr Trohner expresses admiration for the purchase and Mr Treminer is praised as an excellent citizen.
The trial of Bugeon Puella was postponed due to unclear proceedings and scheduling conflicts. Officials cited expected delays and the need for additional preparation before the case proceeds.
A fragmentary reading describes a humorous travel anecdote around a figure nicknamed Mr. Pom. The tale wanders through Dewern Ley and the Philippines with references to water trials, punishments, and a peculiar incident involving a burning sensation and a pair at raiding blisters. The account is garbled but centers on far flung locations and a mysterious punishment motif.
The bride and groom were celebrated by immediate relatives after a simple home ceremony. The couple, well known in the community, will reside with the bridegroom’s parents at Thorngsheed time in MlaCapbin de Moods for the present.
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