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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
6
Rural news, church events, school gatherings, and social calls fill the page. Mentions include Zion Church, Sanday School, and the Scales School Convention in Zion. residents visiting relatives in Joplin, Carthage, and Webb City. sermons by Rev Lock at Dewey. and local farming updates with wheat threshing and crop concerns. Also notices of property sales, moves, and farm for sale including two milch cows with calf.
Wm Redmond came up from Webb to visit family in Lebanon for a birthday party. John Rex and his daughter visited Fred Rex on Sunday. A number attended Jim Rex's Friday night party. The event honored Mary on her birthday with a bountiful supper and well wishes for many more.
An editorial praise piece extols The Chicago Record Herald as an independent fearless daily. It asserts the paper’s public welfare focus and impartial, complete reporting of political events, claiming influence from unwavering devotion to the community’s welfare.
Our Miss Bowers spoke to about two thousand inmates at the state penitentiary comparing past conditions to present gains from Prohibition. She praised the Chautauqua for promoting happiness without saloons, noting lectures, exhibitions, and amusements as elevating. She urged readers to contrast with the Rocky Mountains town with twenty six saloons and urged W T U members to meet Friday afternoon at 2 20 at the Baptist Church.
Post Office at Jasper Missouri announces unclaimed letters for the week ending July 12 1906 including names Lerrurs Mrs Laure H Miller Carns 8 F Walker GB Wane M N B Truth 8t Pam. Also an advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 35 cents and a real estate notice offering forty acres for sale near town with terms to pay 10 dollars.
Griffin, known as Uncle Ira, is seriously ill at his city home after a period of declining health. He has been bedridden for about two weeks and was assessed as worse on Monday, prompting concern for the remaining family members. Notice to all who owe or are owed money to settle debts with Mary E. Caenms.
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