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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
1
Mia, Jess, president of Carthage Chapter, and co workers will visit Jasper Friday afternoon to instruct members in the new work ordered by headquarters. Jasper Branch members and all who wish to help are urged to meet the Carthage group at the Red Cross room Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Sadie Bates Brooks Jasper County home demonstration agent will present a canning and jelly making demonstration at the Jaspered Cross rooms on Tuesday July 16. She showcases jelly making countywide with little or no sugar using syrup as a substitute. The demonstrations are very interesting and should attract a large audience. Plenty of old newspapers at The News Office.
Mrs Warren Bingham, daughter of A Oline of Jasper, died at home near Stose Branch July 1 after long illness. She leaves husband and a son and daughter. Funeral at Oakton, burial Lamar Cemetery. Joan and Roy Carter report threshing 120 acres of wheat, ~3500 bushels total, about 20 bushels per acre, with 150 acres remaining and expected similar yield. Check subscription label and due status.
The Food Administration announces Missouri farmers may grind or exchange their own wheat into flour and receive a supply sufficient to last until October, based on eight pounds per person per month. New sugar controls limit uses and require certificates for all non household users. Canning sugar requires county approval beyond 25 pounds, and retailers must enforce equitable distribution and reduced sugar usage.
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