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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
1
Waterbury closes out his shop this week amid uncertain health conditions. He has many friends in the community who regret his inability to continue and wish for his early recovery.
Fred Rex advertises a large public sale at his place about four miles northeast of Jasper on Tuesday March 1. The lineup includes several head of standard bred horses and other good horses and mules, more than 60 head of cattle dairy and stock cattle 100 head of hogs the usual lot of farm machinery harness and related items.
A cluttered notice shows numerous withdrawn offers and revised terms for April. The ad mentions clubs, promotions, and customer changes, with references to timing in early spring and adjustments to distributions and rates across multiple offerings.
Former Jasper Goel Doen in Carthage is remembered as a loving wife and mother who faced illness with faith. Funeral services were held Sunday March 1 at Koell's chapel in Carthage with Rev Moore presiding. Irwin French sang and family noted Count Your Many Blessings and He is so Precious to Me. Community condolences flow as 5000 pounds of chickens marketed in Jasper and $700 worth shipped. Jasper News and McCalls Magazine priced at $1.10 per year.
Two top farms in the country changed hands to first class farmers. Vincent bought from Byron S. Ash of Carthage the 426 acre parcel one mile east of the schoolhouse, with O. Richey as tenant. The property includes first class improvements and substantial stock and equipment. The buyer plans to farm intensively and move in soon, with a focus on long term productivity.
A local suit emerges as William Pattersnat Jasper faces claims tied to church property and alleged misconduct at a church premises. The case centers on an accusation presented during a church meeting and ongoing community concerns. In other notes, a church gathering drew fourteen women and numerous coin bags, with a next meeting set for March 12 hosted by Miss Grace Crumm. An agricultural class outing at the high school featured a cow judged by townspeople, noted for its unusually large size and missing upper front teeth.
The Jasper district fourth quarterly conference, presided by Superintendent Wil Jones, follows a meeting showing steady growth across church ministries. Membership stands at 293 with active Sunday School and various societies. report details indicate progress, nearing year end, as the conference plans gather in April for further work under pastor My Thompson.
Revival meetings in Jasper announced by J. T. Osborn pastor. The notice calls all Christians and local business people to attend and join in prayer. Speakers include faith leaders who urge cooperation and support for the event. A cordial invitation requests the town to attend the gatherings.
A class member in agr culture concluded that a horse is a ruminating animal because ruminating means turning over, and a horse lies down and rolls over. This humorous misinterpretation shows how basic terms can be misunderstood in early science discussions.
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