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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
5
The Jasper News masthead shows publisher F. Drapd at the Jasper Missouri office with post office entry and class matter notes. The snippet records pricing at 1,560 and includes printing lines typical of a small town newspaper header.
The notice outlines pricing for readers in the regular news case and black type per line, with a charge stated as a cents per line. It also references notices for societies and general notices, indicating a standard rate of cents per line.
J A McMillan authorizes The News to announce his candidacy for the office of county collector subject to the will of the Republican voters at the August primaries.
Miss Althea Armstrong visited Carthage with Mrs A E Armstrong. Roy Boucher did carpenter work for Nellie Harris, enclosing a porch with redoubled walls and glass. Althea Armstrong spent Thursday with Mrs Tom Flowers and picked strawberries. Farmers Union farm club hosted at Mrs Gry Kaderly’s. George Carns and wife visited Emma Huber. Children’s Day observed at Lebanon Church with a good program. Epworth League forming at Lebanon shows progress. Christine Winter spent Sunday with Emma Winter. Harvest is ripe and laborers few. A P Selsor and wife were dinner guests at C S Andrews home. Verna May Billington weekend visit to grandparents C B Andrews and wife. George and Homer Woodrow.
Sunday notes show social visits across the community with families at Lilly Wingert Quillin Wagner and Pugh homes. The Blue Sunday School elected Ethel Pugh president and Ola Worley vice president with Frances Carns secretary and Marion Weston treasurer.
On Saturday night and Sunday I spent time with Ernest Rex and family. A. E. Armstrong and wife visited the Armstrong home on Monday. Mrs. Kenneth French and Nora Mary spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Winter and daughter Mabel. Fred Winter and family visited, along with Mrs. May Iyman and baby, in Carthage on Wednesday.
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held a June meeting with Mrs Idenbrook. A good program was enjoyed by attendees. Mr. Bessie Embree and Mrs Myrtle Sullens attended as guests. Plans were made for a town canvass and the next meeting moves from July 4 to Friday July 7 with Mrs Hattie Wine. The group urges all interested to attend to build support for the prohibition effort. A May 15 court decision upheld seizure of liquor in transit under the Volstead Act, a victory for prohibition enforcement, while Pennsylvania candidates favoring beer and wine faced defeat. complete nominee returns were not yet available.
Charter No. 6369. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Washington, June 6, 1922. It appears that First National Bank, in the City of Jasper, has requested extension of its charter.
D R Crissinger Comptroller of Currency certifies that The First National Bank of Jasper in Jasper Missouri is authorized to continue as a banking association until June 6 1942 under the act extending corporate existence. Witness seal and signature dated June 6 1922. Charter No 6369 Extension No 4311. First published June 15 1941.
Jasper Electric Light Co advertises a complete stock of storage batteries with a warranty backed by Bill Collier at the plant and their battery expertise and service equipment.
The Bert Webb Oil Company notes good demand for O. V. B. oils but reports steady orders despite peak times. With Lynn Rue and the Bull Dog on duty around the clock, they keep operations moving and customers satisfied. George Campbell is listed for phone contact.
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