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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

Page

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Implement Store Sold to Local Farmer Oscar Follmer

Oscar Follmer, a well known farmer from route 2 Reeda, bought the McCune and Tallman implement business this week. The transfer will complete in August when Follmer moves to town. Harry Tallman stays on awhile. McCune plans to leave Jasper. Cearnal left years ago. The firm, long Jasper’s exclusive implement house, built a strong local business and civic presence. The News extends best wishes to all involved.

Oscar Follmer Reeda McCune & Tallman Bollmer Jasper Follmer Harry Tallafin Mr. McCune L. T. McCune Ellis Cearnal Cearnal & MccCune McCune

Election Judges and Clerks at Carthage Show

The article lists judges and clerks for the constitutional election and mentions R Carter T Hard ore Bars ia King Webb and C Crawford. It notes Crawford's Comedians performing in Carthage during fair week and Crawford hopes Jasper friends attend.

R. Carter T Hardore King Webb Crawford Carthage Mr. Crawford Jasper

Patterson and Rex Ship 80 Calves to Station

Patterson and Rex shipped out eighty calves by sea to the station, the largest lot yet. Calves are commonly sent in smaller lots weekly from the same handlers.

Patterson & Rex

Pineville Outing Party Heads to Big Sugar Creek

Leech Wiseman and wife Char ley Teeter and family Homer Bayne and wife Misses Re begea and Nellie Open left early Monday for a week long outing on Big Sugar Creek at Powell near Pineville.

Leech Wiseman Charley Teeter Homer Bayne Rebegea Nellie Big Sugar Creek Powell Pineville

Public Sales Announced by The News Printing

Public notices list auctions at Paley on July 28 and at Jasper on August 1. C F Rex as auctioneer sells 11 horses and mules, 11 cows and calves, 28 hogs, oats, hay and implements. Wilford King auction at E R King farm four miles south and one west of Jasper with six horses seven cows and calves five sheep and household goods. C F Rex and A W Radford listed as auctioneers.

Paley P. T. Ferguson C.F. Rex Wilford King E.R. King Jasper C. F. Rex A. W. Radford

Births Reported From Jasper Area This Week

Dr Knott reports two births near Jasper this week. Lawrence Everett Greer, son of Elmer Greer and wife, born Friday July 15, seven miles northeast of Jasper. A second son, George Horace Lorimer Lorimer, born Sunday July 24, to Dennis Van Wey and wife, two miles north of Jasper.

Death of Ralph Cline After Long Illness

Ralph B Cline died last Friday at his home near Carthage after a year battling internal cancer. Born July 1 1897 near Jasper he worked as a farmer with his wife Edna Davis Cline at the Diamond area. He leaves a wife and daughter born May 20 1920 plus mother brothers and sister. Funeral at Jasper M E Church Saturday with burial at Waters Cemetery. pallbearers were young friends.

Ralph Cline Carthage Ralph Jasper Frank M. Cline Edna Davis C. E. Davis Diamond Mayo Bros. Institution Rochester Minn Babe Alta Cline Wesley Fred Cline Blanche Cline J. B. Cline J. D. Chapman Jasper M. E Waters Cemetery Glen Holmes Guy and Gulley Serafini Harold Schooler Francis Smith Len Quillin E. H. Sapp

You can always tell a married woman then

A terse quip on marriage contrasts perception and discretion. The remark notes that banners of behavior reveal commitments, while suggesting caution in judging private matters. The line reflects social tone of humorous exchanges about marriage and propriety.

Rail roads and rail travel critique in private ownership

A compact quip argues private rail ownership avoids treasonable swearing when trains run late, contrasting with government control. The remark frames efficiency and public frustration around punctuality, hinting at broader debates on management and accountability.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dr. Scholl Ben Janney Palmer Hattie Bel Taflwer Guy Chapman Miss Bouman Frank Wine McCune & Thihman Sideos Jasper Co Brown & Son Batterman Judges and Clerks of Election Rene Latarpy Eure Nantes THE EST National Bank Missouri George Horace Lorimer Saturday Evening Post United States Ralph B. Cline Burgner Bowman Burgnerbow Man Co Goodyear Michelin White Bros. & Hayzlett Carter Garage Main Street Cleveland and J.j.case Tractors H.F. Pitts Rexall
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