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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
12
Advertising rates listed include ten cents per inch for last page and inside page space per issue front page space contracted for local notices five cents per line per issue. Copy must be in by Tuesday evening. Obituary poetry and expressions of appreciation charged per line.
Additional Local Patterson and Rex shipped to Kansas City one car of hogs one car of sheep and a mixed car of hogs and cattle Jimmie Cormean of Kansas City visited his uncle J 42 Hull and wily and L A Cordz and family J W Moore and family and Miss Louise Virden left Finday for Neo Sho Mr Moore returned Saturday but the others will spend a week there Walter Armstrong, discharged at Camp Dodge, is due home any day after serving with engineers in France Bryan Brown returned to Jasper after Army enlistment in Phoenix Roy Webb home briefly from fort Ben Harrison still in the army convalescent home at Spring field Mrs Good and Mrs L T McCune attended the St Louis Conference of the Woman s Home Missionary Society at Joplin Thursday and Friday of last week
Mrs Tee Mitchell hosted a Sunday birthday party for her son Floyd turning 12 with guests including Josie and Francesa Miller Jarrie and Frances Arner Lucy Butler Connie Lilly Geneva Arner Harry Hiner Marvin Garrett Lloyd Arner Ross Miller and Lester Lucas. Nearby relatives and visitors from multiple towns joined fellow residents in a busy social weekend with extended family and neighbor calls.
Dr. D. C. Houser moved his office to the Sam Davis barn on Souty Main. His phone number is 139. The message warns that using a cream can from a creamery violates state law and subjects the user to prosecution.
Government announces special low round trip fares for the Columbus Celebration from June 20 to July 10. Housing committee lists over 40 000 private rooms in homes, hotels, and public buildings to accommodate visitors with a uniform rate of 1 per day for a single, 1.50 for two. Columbus builds up dining facilities as restaurants expand to serve crowds.
A local firm aims to boost operations with a new heat applied process. The plan outlines steps to expand production, attract customers, and improve efficiency while detailing equipment, timelines, and anticipated outcomes for the market.
Arrangements advance for a giant projector screen for the Methodist Centenary celebration in Columbus from June 20 to July 13. The 116 by 115 foot face will be mounted on a sturdy structure with foundations akin to a secretary building and used with a lantern that has already projected images four and a half blocks in New York City.
Columbia University professor A. Warznbr, in charge of fine arts and exhibit design, directs the Methodist Centenary Celebration in Columbus Ohio from June 20 to July 14. He arranged domestic and foreign artifacts, buildings, and scenic effects after landing, continuing a career directing world expositions in Boston Chicago Haltcore and Providence.
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