22 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
1
A terrier owned by J C Tyson showed hydrophobia signs last Thursday and was killed by Spot Johnson with an axe after being chased through town by several men with shotguns. The dog attacked Miss Tyson, who escaped with only a narrow cape, though no other injuries were confirmed.
Notice to farmers announces that W. H. Evans a national organizer of the Farmers Union will address farmers near Jasper on Saturday evening June 24 at estaclurk. He will explain the principles of the preal organization and invites all to attend to hear.
J. E. Porter transfers his carpenter shop to F. B. Dunning of Carthage who will move here at once to run the newly purchased business. Porter continues to work at the trade. Dunning is a respected local craftsman with prior experience here. He plans announcements in the News soon.
A dairy competition records a new champion cow named Jessie Fobes Besse Womestes, judged by experts from the state college of Washington. The animal produced about 449 pounds of butter in two test days, surpassing the previous record of 3475 pounds.
Fragmentary OCR text references piano tuning and unclear terms. The readable portion hints at technical regulation and saturation guarantees but lacks coherent specifics, names, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Governor Haley and party traveled toward Ben Win and Winter River, meeting local officials in Carthage where journalist Jimmy Bronesn covered the stop. The visit touched on regional events including the Sullivan-Clark fight, set for Thursday, with plans for more engagements in coming days.
W B Evans speaks this Sunday promoting campaign in Parmere Educe and Cooperstive Anna. He aims to enroll and feature in Tasper County before summer ends, claiming to have completed as an anti-tuberculosis crusade in Kentucky.
A fragment reports two Carter Ville girls who ran away and were recaptured. Deputy Wren Lukens escorted them to the relief school at Bongville with both guardians and a male guardian present. The note hints at further details to follow in upcoming items.
Fragmentary notice reports Dr. Wenderene and Jane Henderson involved at a veterinary pension or practice in Niecow area. Mentions long-standing service and home setting. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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