10 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented poem recalls walking the shore and writing in sand. The speaker reflects on leaving a mark that the sea erases and on divine judgment and lasting reward beyond mortal fame. The imagery centers on sand, waves, time, and a personal vow before oblivion.
A Missouri Pacific pamphlet issued by the Agricultural Department explains how rape as a forage crop boosts hog and sheep feeding. It outlines planting and sowing methods, noting drought damage to corn and showing Iowa Experiment Station data where forage fed pigs outperformed dry lot feeding, often increasing profits by more than five dollars in many cases.
Clyde Waller sells his stock in the First National Bank to John Robb and buys stock in the Independent Candy Manufacturing Co. at Joplin where he will serve as office man. After 16 years at the bank he held roles from assistant cashier to cashier and will leave a vacant school board seat. he owns property in Sarcoxie and is regarded highly in the community.
Luther Arnold formerly of Jasper and later linked with business in Oronogo died after a fall caused by a head injury. He had worked for Wobl Bros in Jasper, studied pharmacy in Oronogo, and was connected with the bank there. Funeral conducted by Webb City Masons. many friends from Oronogo Webb City and Joplin attended.
Jasper residents joined crowds in Carthage for July Fourth celebrations. About 160 travelers rode trains to Carthage and Joplin while many farmers and families drove or rode autos. Morning floral parade and evening aeroplane flights highlighted events. Lakeside hosted baseball after the parade as Carthage efficiently managed the crowds with no reported complaints.
George Mosier a Diamond neighborhood farmer died Tuesday night from chronic trouble after a long illness He had lived in Missouri for many years and was well known in his community The Airdome picture show will operate Thursday and Saturday nights.
Missouri tops every state in ore production with 178 508 tons of lead ore valued at 14 169 465 dollars. Zinc output set a record, while Madison Crawford and Wayne counties yield copper. Jasper county dominates shipments as notable local figures Clarence Hammond and Esther Patterson wed at Carthage.
The community reports numerous social visits and picnics from Zion and nearby towns. Mrs. Miller of Joplin visits, families from Jasper, Carthage Lakeside and Joplin attend the ath celebration, and neighbors share meals and church events. Several couples and individuals travel to relatives, as well as baptisms after a Sunday service led by Rev. Nedearis and Rev. Sankey.
The Conrad Mercantile Co requests prompt cash payments for meats and other goods. Those with long standing unpaid accounts are urged to settle. The firm notes recent receipt of another carload of Henney buggies.
J B Brosius sold to J Betty King of Talequah Oklahoma a fine Captain Jupiter three year old colt for 300 dollars after meeting the flower parade judge and saddle horses. The horse sold was HH G T raised by Henry Tangner. Brosius bought one of Tangners McKinney four year olds and will drive it in face of the sale. Frank King delivered a curious find a buffalo cow horn partly petrified dug up during bridge construction west of town. Star Brand Shoes Are Better.
A light rain Sunday from the mouth and southeast to the northwest spares Jasper's corn, with some spots still dry. Farmers report added attention to drought survivability, noting corn stands better than past droughts due to ongoing ground moisture and careful cultivation. Forecasters hint at more rain, improving prospects for a fine 1913 crop in the region.
Otis Marsh and Mias Currie M. Snyder wed at a Lanmir church parsonage with pastor officiating. The couple, residents near West Brown and relatives of AW F Snyder, were joined by many friends who offered congratulations. They will reside in Jasper.
A band concert event lists performers including Silver Threads Among the Gold and Hawks. The program features Columia and Elecnic Park in Southwell, with Marranos, and director credits to varying names. Event details are compact and listed.
Mrs Cari of Thanks expresses sincere gratitude for the kindly aid and sympathy received during the illness and upon the death of her beloved wife C W Hoare.
Fragmented OCR text recalls Jasper News items from July eleven years earlier. Mentions local team details, players, games, and community events with scattered names and places such as Jasper, West, and Indio. Coverage hints at sports, meetings, and regional notes but the legible details are sparse and incomplete.
Fragmented notice records a birth event near Jebwh and Wbayen with locations including northwest of Wbayen and six miles northwest near Gants. Subscriptions noted in the Kansas Clay Journal. details are garbled but indicate a birth notice listing individuals and nearby towns.
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