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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
5
Advertising Rates for Page Space and Notices
Advertising rates listed include ten cents per inch per issue for last and inside pages with front page space contracted. Local notices priced per line at six cents per issue, with copy due by Tuesday evening. Resolutions of respect cards of thanks and obituary poetry charged per line.
Local notes from Jasper and vicinity spread across town
Local items report Silas Deniston with a cracked arm from a horse kick near Jasper and Art Tubler returning downtown after a minor mishap. Harold Spaid leaves for Kansas City to take a substitute mail clerk post. Dan Magers and G I Hossack visit Arkansas where Hossack buys a 6 acre apple orchard. A 12 year old near Jasper injures four fingers in a binder. H J Deardorff and wife visit from Nowata Oklahoma. Mrs Deardorff projects recovery after Mayo Hospital treatment. R B Griffith and wife relocate from Deming New Mexico to Jasper. Griffith shifts to advertising in Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Spaid
Joplin
Jasper
Kansas City
Spectacles and their ancient origins in sight aids
The term spectacle derives from Latin spectaculum meaning show or display. Some claim Florentine monk Alessandro di Spina and others Roger Bacon invented eye aids in the thirteenth century. They created a spectacle for those with defective sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alessandro di Spina
Roger Bacon
Raising Foxes on Ranches Industry Spreads Northward
The article notes ranch breeding of foxes expanding across Canadian provinces and northern U S. states, with beginnings in Japan and Norway. It highlights domesticating the black fox under favorable climate conditions and expanding in similar regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Norway
Stranger in the Neighborhood Sparks Stepfather Confusion
A Chicago Tribune passage notes a family moving in and a boy revealing the man is not his biological father but a stepfather. Robert explains to the observer that James’ father is someone else, calling him a second-handed daddy in casual terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Robert Aid
James
Mummna
Chicago Tribune
Carthage Plans July Fourth Homecoming For War Veterans
The City of Carthage invites all Eastern Jasper County Great War veterans to a July 4 1910 homecoming. Veterans are asked to wear uniforms if possible and meet at the Armory at 10:00 a.m. for a township‑ordered parade. The route goes east to Grant Street north to Fourth Street west to Main north to Third east to Grant south to Chestnut west to Garrison north to Sixth and into Central Park. A picnic will follow at the park with baskets provided for those without a sponsor. submit names in advance to the arranging committee: Westley Halliburton Ward L. Sebrants and Lawrence Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Jasper County
Armory
Main
Grant Streets
Fifth Street
Doval Township
Jackson Township
Jasper Township
Lincoln Township
Madison Township
Marion Township
McDonald Township
Preston Township
Jasper
Sarcoxie Township
Sheridan Township
Union Township
Boy Scout
Grant Street
Fourth Street
Third
Grant
Chestnut
Garrison
Sixth
Central Wark
Westley Halliburton
Ward L. Sebrants
Lawrence Gray
First Street on a Boom in Jasper
First Street from the schoolhouse to Grand Avenue is rising as a top residential area in Jasper with most property owners pledging 25 dollars for gravel or chat. The Commercial Club will help fund the improvement as neighbors sell and buy properties along the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Grand Avenue
Jasper
Commercial Club
Jay Good
John Ward
McMnahan
Good
Walter Tubler
Making Goodness Attractive Quote
The excerpt argues popularity is not the best standard but usefulness. It urges presenting goodness in appealing, clear ways so others gladly accept rather than scorn it. If goodness is made beautiful, its value is better embraced.
Memorial tablet honors Horace Greeley at East Poultney site
The Vermont Press association placed a memorial tablet on the old East Poultney building that housed the Northern Spectator, where a 14 year old ragged boy began an apprenticeship in 1825 and learned the craft that shaped him into a prominent journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Vermont Press Association
East Poultney
Northern Spectator
Taboo Word Origin and Significance Explained
The article explains taboo as a concept meaning something set apart or prohibited due to sacred or accursed status. It traces the term to Polynesian and New Zealand institutions and notes its impact on English usage. The piece highlights how taboo has shaped language about prohibition and sacredness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polynesia
New Zealand
To Kill Plant Lice On Cnetus Plants
A short note advises spraying the plant with a very weak solution of elum. One to two percent. The mixture is described as harmless to the plant yet lethal to pests.
Charming new cottage for sale near inquiry office
Pleasant three bedroom style? New cottage with five rooms and one bath, priced with a $150 monthly rent or low price. Contact this office for details and viewing times.
Miss Edna Yates Passes Away in Bethel Community
Edna Yates died last Thursday after a brief illness following influenza. She was 19, born June 1 1900, and survived by her parents, two sisters Mrs Will Wood and Mrs Ray Bowman, and brother Ernest Yatee. Funeral Saturday at Bethel Church conducted by Rev Crockett, burial Waters Cemetery. Edna joined Bethel M I Church at 12 and was active in Sunday School. Her death saddens the Bethel community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
J. E. Yates
Bethel Church
Jasper
Mr. Crockett
Waters Cemetery
Will Wood
Ray Bowman
Ernest Yatee
Bethel
Bethel M. i
Funeral for Mrs. Ethel Wright Near Jasper Missouri
Mrs. Ethel Wright born near Jasper Missouri in 1814 died in 1919 at age 25 years 4 days after a long illness. She resided at a tuberculosis hospital in January where she died, leaving husband I M Wright a daughter and stepdaughter, parents Ki D Owen and wife, two sisters Myrtle Coiner and Ana Baucam, two brothers Karl Owen and Koy Owen, and many relatives. Funeral services were at Knell's Chapel with Rev. Trowbridge officiating and Irvin French singing, burial in Brethren Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wright
Jasper
Dunes
Imarl
I.M. Wright
Ki. D. Owen
Mra
Myrtle Coiner
Ana Baucam
Carthage
Karl Owen
Joplin
Koy Owen
Knell's Chapel
Trowbridge
Irvin French
Brethren
The Time He Hurries
A seventeen year old faces pressure from family and a romance as he weighs choosing a trade and considers statesmanship or professional baseball as his path. The note appears in the Kansas City Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaongas City
Clergyman’s Search Ends in Barn Revelation
A clergyman grieving a missing nurse preached on Job seeking knowledge of her whereabouts. A boy, thinking the pastor haunted the horse, exclaimed that the horse lay in Deacon Smith’s barn, revealing the misdirected clue. The tale blends a dusk hunt with a comic, sober punchline about misplaced worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Deacon Smith
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Arthur F. Drake
Missouri
Jasper, Mo
Ieassone
Ozark Press Association
Silas Deniston
Art Tubler
Jess Willard
Dan Magers
G. I. Hossack
Arkansas
Mr. Hossack
W. W. Brown
H. J. Deardorff
Nowata, Okla
R. B. Griffith
Deming
N. Mex
Griff
Memphis
Edna Yates
Plymouth
Studebaker
Peter Schuttler
Webb Bros
P.S
Bayne
Richland
Golden City
Barten County
S. H. Butler
Golden City of
Sheridan
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