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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary text from a Jasper Missouri page mentions the post office and a September 1995 timeframe. The readable fragments reference a subscription period and six months, but details are obscured, leaving an unclear public notice about postal matters and possible administrative actions. Continuous text is garbled. the core entities are Jasper and Missouri with a postal context.
We announce L. M. Murphy of Carthage as a candidate for Jasper county probate judge subject to the Republican primary decision. We announce Rm. Sheppard of Joplin as a candidate for Jasper county prosecuting attorney subject to the Democratic primary decision. Geo Edward Gerkey of Recorder of Deeds of Jasper County subject to the Republican primary decision.
A fragment from correspondence cites rain as essential yet paired with a remark that life continues without it. The line mentions Thurmorganbright moving toward his home near Pleasanton Kansas, noting a Monday departure.
Edd Miller of Oklahoma visited his brother Firm near this vicinity from Friday to Monday. He travels for his health en route to Washington state and notes changes since his last visit 35 years ago. Mrs. Mannie Walker and her infant son from Carthage visited her father Tom Clark over Sunday. Several local families hosted visitors and shared Sunday calls, including Mevins, Wardlow, Cline, Keltner, Budd, Mirron Miller, Wardlow, and others. George Castlebury and wife returned from Arkansas and Oklahoma trip. Mrs. Warren Guffey of Keystone and her daughter visited Miller relatives.
No Sunday school last Sunday as a new organ is anticipated and a large crowd is expected next Sunday. Local residents visited and families spent Sunday with relatives including Woods, Wagner, Peterson, Wescott, Bird, Cozatt, Cather, Hughes, Doty, Lauderbaugh, Byers, and Joe Cat her. Mrs. Wagner has been bothered by an issue.
Chicken raisers report losses from a mink attack as Elmer Hughes slowly recovers his injured foot. Local authorities urge vigilance and seek the animal responsible.
Miss Emma Sellers returns home after visiting grandparents in Arcadia. Ethel Adams spends the night with Jessie Johnston. Mrs. Follmer in Carthage with her sick son Herbert. Edna Ballard hosts a dinner for friends. Mrs. Howe in poor health. A. L. Thomas and wife return from Iowa. Grant Lemaster party well attended. Carry Probert recovered from measles. Miss Hubbard visits Carthage. A colt dies after automobile scare. Fenners hay mare injured by barb wire. Birthday celebrations as week closes. J B Clarkson and wife visit daughter in Carthage. Rain makes travel hard home. Mrs. C A Covert returns yesterday.
A fragment describes HA M Graham and his daughter returning home after an era of hardship. The note references a widow mother and mentions a month since a significant event, with Graham’s improving status allowing the daughter's homecoming.
James Selsor is building his house with Allen Peterson handling the work. A fine rain delayed activities with an ice cream supper postponed to Saturday night June 11. Fern Thacker visited old schoolmates and attended Sunday school. Rev Walter Hill will preach at Lebanon next Sunday at 2 o'clock. Wm Selsor and family visited James Selsor. A Guldhammer and family visited Chas Alumbaugh. Mr and Mrs Fr Norris visited Redmonds. Rex sold five Jerseys to G H Redmond last week. The new telephone line from Gideon via Ke noma is completed with phones in. line name not public.
Dewey will preach at Salem next Sunday. Mmes Estey Simmons and Riddle attended Mt Moriah children day exercises Sunday. Salem choir met at Mrs Matthews to arrange music for next Sunday. Rev Hogan will preach. Mrs Busby on sick list. Jasper studio hosts C E Keeling Thursday mornings to 5 pm, holder of 11 state medals, highly regarded photographer. J R Wheat buys cream.
An ad claims Dr. Mills Anti-Palin Pills quickly ease nerve irritation and distress without stomach upset or lasting after effects. The copy promises no disagreeable side effects and even offers a money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
Local report notes Geos priced around sixty dollars with seller Whitesell quoted regarding demand and local interest. The item is described in concise terms amid a brief market update.
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