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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
5
Correspondence from Miller’s notes Sunday conversions at the Brethren church and ongoing revival. Town visits by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Cosby and others. farmers discuss rain, plowing, garden work, and crop prospects. Protracted Salem services with Rev. Culmer planned. local ads urge cream buyers and farm sales via Webb Bros and Pitts the Paint Man.
A long town column notes Miss Pearl Johnson's return from a two week Springfield sojourn. Many plan to attend Carthage's big show next Tuesday. Local people report livestock purchases, accidents, and family visits including Mrs Ruth Vaught and Stella Thomas travels. A lightning strike burned four of eight wheat stacks at Wm Vaught's and a run of news on health, travel, and upcoming Golden City reunion.
Webb brothers report the sale last Monday of the Amon Cline farm five miles northwest of Jasper to Urban H. H. Brown near Carthage. The price was 3200 dollars for 80 acres, or 40 dollars per acre. Parley Cline, son of Amon Cline, occupies the farm and will give possession March 1.
Farm for sale in Jasper County Missouri describes fenced good land with bike grass and cultivation areas. Four miles to school and three miles north east of Jasper. Easy terms offered by Iso H Coixin at Jasper Missouri.
Bethel reports cooler weather and ongoing farm work with Wheat and hay. Nashville Sharks defeated Giants 10 to 6 after a 1-1 tie, with Carl Crouch pitching late for Nashville. Mrs. Lehman buried at German cemetery. W. B. Evans preached. neighbors shared ice cream and cake after an event. Lamar boys will play next.
Public sale advertised near the former residence at seven miles west of Jasper city and fourteen miles south of Golden Cay. Location lies east of Zion chitch with details unreadable in current text.
Miss Emma Cline visits with her aunt Mrs J B Cline. All summer goods sold at cost. Responsible J D Harbur lists items and announces a Saturday event linked to a lottery.
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