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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
2
A damaged fragment notes a postal matter in Jaeper, Missouri, dated September 21, 1803. It mentions a period of one year and a price for single copies, but many words are garbled. The readable items include a publication note and terms.
Ed Jennings of Be thel neighborhood four miles northwest of Jasper was injured when his team bolted down a steep hill. He broke his left arm and dislocated the wrist while jumping for the seat brake. A neighbor helped transport him to Dr Knott and he is expected to be laid up two to three weeks.
Mr. Wm Tatters on and Mr Winans shipped a carload of sheep Monday. Frei Gresham were in Carthage Wednesday for dental work. Roy Fenner had a rough week after a wagon accident. Lut is recovering well. Beulah Patterson visited. Eva Bowman, Alba, elected Rising Sun teacher. Tom Patterson and family visited Jasper. John Gresham on Sloan farm has best corn. Frank Steiner shows new buggy. Patterson at Kansas City. John Gaddis family visited Fred Gresham.
Mrs G F Wagner suffered a painful but not serious accident when an auto driven by Charles Lilly backed into her buggy near the North Fork bridge. Dr King dressed the injured limb. Roy Mitchell fell ill last Thursday from overeating uncooked fruit but improved. Ross Parr bought a new buggy from Webb Bros in Jasper. A large dinner gathering for local families celebrated at the Lauderbaughs. Wheat looks fine as harvest nears and Edgar Calvert aids at Rice’s saw mill. A social gathering at Luther Wescott’s hosted about fifty, with many attendees listed. Lyndon A H T A disbanded with a social evening. Wm Randall visited his mother in Lynnland. Art Delp returned from Montana. Crandall and Way Crandall shared supper at Wagner’s. An error was corrected about Lynnland Sunday school superintendent. Wm M Cune was elected. The cherry tree at the Wagner farm yielded twelve gallons this year.
Alf Wardlow from Oklahoma, now working in Missouri, lodges with Mr Hoover as talk of a Salem ice cream social emerges. Various visits across towns, a Salem Zion church convention planned, and preacher Culmer expected in July. Sunday school ethics urged amid youth conduct concerns, with others traveling to Barton County for a mother’s bedside.
Bert Crandall, a police officer, chased a fleeing African man after a warrant was issued for his arrest in Webb City. Bert fired a single shot that ended the pursuit without causing serious injury, leaving him shaken but relieved not to repeat the act.
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