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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
1
Jake McCaslin and his wife and daughter from Wichita visit here to see former acquaintances. McCaslin previously ran a local merchant business in this area years ago.
Jasper announces a trades day on Saturday August fifth. Merchants will see bar gains reflected in this paper's advertising columns this week. Livestock and other property listed at the office will be published next week.
The Baptist Church invites donations of canned fruit for Tom Busby and family after a recent house fire destroyed their home and most belongings. Donations may be left at Crow's store. The office offers sale printing services.
Miss Florence Fugrence Turner aged about 25 died in Sidney Nebraska last Saturday from tuberculosis after a period of ill health. She was raised in Jasper and worked as a printer for the News before moving to Oklahoma and Missouri. Funeral set for 2:30 at the M E Church with burial at Jasper Masonic Cemetery. Her husband Marion Turner and her father met the body in Omaha.
Mrs Ed Stansberry died at her home five miles west of Golden City on Saturday July 22 and was buried at Mount Carmel the next Monday. Her baby, born a few days before, lived only a few hours. Funeral services were at Mount Carmel conducted by Rev Jared of Sheldon. She is survived by her husband and two young children. Mr Stansberry is a brother of several Stansberry brothers living east and northeast of Jasper.
The new subscribers include H. W. Gleason Linne Cal Mrs. Rob t Horton and City H. Schooler Portland Ore. The short notice records several individuals and a location in Oregon as newly added subscribers.
Appointed judges for the Jasper primary election are John Ward, Frank Crow, Omer Webb, T. B. Hardaway, C. E. Brown, and Airs. Hattie Wine. The names indicate the polling site observers and officials overseeing the vote.
Ruthford Wright a four year old boy son of Percy Wright and wife five miles northeast of Jasper fell from an upstairs window in their home and broke his thigh. Dr Hendricks reduced the fracture and the little fellow is doing well.
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