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Fragmentary OCR notes reference timetable numbers 268 210 907 200 for North Bound service with unclear field data and misplaced symbols. Content is incomplete but indicates a railway or transit schedule fragment.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes reference timetable numbers 268 210 907 200 for North Bound service with unclear field data and misplaced symbols. Content is incomplete but indicates a railway or transit schedule fragment.
A Thursday evening gathering at Mrs Radford's drew about 100 guests with decorative parlor and dining rooms. Remarks mention travels, schooling, illnesses, and visits among local residents including Ethel Mar, May Sanford, Lyle Tunnell, and Dr Hendricks, withCrossed names and fragmented updates across Vicinity notes.
A Grand Family Medicine speaker Mr Frank Coolan of No 450 Mouston Bt New York extols Electric Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia post uter complications and lame back. He claims it purifies the blood renews vitality and improves digestion. Sold under guarantee at Webb Brow drug store.
An item shows Wheat and Bishop supplying bar rel salt with a dainty picture described for mounting in folders. The fragmented note mentions names like Lahey Colter and Misses Merligad Se ane, and references Chicago and Saturday activities.
Sunday gatherings feature Mee Carter and family, Grace Teeter off to Springfield for summer session at the State Normal, and Mosier with Earl after a weekend with Arthur Morris. Roby Teeter dined with Lyle Morris and Mrs Charles Hiveman's family. Hubert and Berry Hiveman visited from the city to see Mr and Mrs Jake Wire. Earl Morris and Soversi attended a party at Mr and Friday night. An ad claims King’s New Life Pills relieved chronic indigestion after two hundred dollars spent. Webb Bros drug store sells 26c bottles.
Mr Garret passes through Dublin en route to wheat harvest with biodorsing planned this week. Riley Botier assists harvest. Lucy Sharp visits, Mainie Clark and Lucy Sharp exchange visits. Webber party shops in Jasper. Frank Sharp to finish planting. Albertson reports auto repairs from Hatfield's, autos for rent and passenger service. Jayne and Taffoer travel to Springfield on business. A steering failure near the school caused no accident thanks to level road.
Mrs J M Crandall was called to Carthage Friday by her daughter Mrs Ed Steiner illness though the condition improved enough for Mrs Crandall to return to Jasper Misses Grace Bowers Girnce Tater May Sanford Kather Patterson Clara Greaham and Lula Tunnel left Saturday for Springfield where they will attend summer school Wes Wolf was at Joplin Tuesday
George Seybold traveled to Jasper Friday while Harry Braggs visits Frank Hema. Frank Hema's family hosted friends and relatives Sunday including Duthbert Miller and family and Mrs Hesros. A dance occurred Saturday and a large crowd enjoyed it. Preaching is planned at Karom Sunday with Mr. Brous delivering the sermon.
Miss Kyle visited with friends at Dabljio Saturday and Sunday Inst Geo McConnell of near Borton was in this part last Monday Jobo Lamb and Mea Nea Bunton of Nashville visited Mr and Mrs Win Eaderly last Sunday Naj and Duncan and wife visited the latter's sister Sunday Mrs Bee Moore was making soap Tue Frack Thacker is working for Homer Brockdals since he quit at Charney Moore's MF Watson's grandson of Jasper is working for Mr Kaderly this week
A June 4 social event at the rural home of Mrs Clara Ford celebrated her sons Arthur and Herschel and daughter Miss Ebel. The Radford residence was decorated with June roses as about one hundred guests enjoyed lawn games and refreshments on the dining porch and lawn before departing feeling the host, Mrs Radford, provided a memorable evening.
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