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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and dates in Missouri with scattered phrases about a meeting or event on September 21 and other terms. Reading is highly damaged and many words are illegible, yielding only hints of a local notice or meeting schedule.
Lebanon scene reports Mrs Ehizsbeth Jolson ill at C Law home and funeral attendance for Mrs Francis Vincent. Numerous social visits, illness, and farm notes. Mentions Henry Graham, W D Reed, Norris family, Maple Grove, and wolves sighting with a hunter involved. Also notes upcoming church service and community events in Lebanon.
Miss Witta M Wirarr Roy and Ruby Peph visited with Rows Hedda Sunday G A Cook. Grother of James Cook arrived from Wright County Tuesday and plans to move on Bere Pugh place. Horace Shapley visited the school Wednesday with Grace Means cousin of Pesaje and Joy Dunlap. F J Scott went to Neck City Tuesday. Forrest Cverton bogey wind caused injury and damaged a telephone line. Walter Howrey dragged the roads Friday. Hert Medd went with his uncle Jeff Redd to Pittebyre Tuesday. Bessie Dunlap Al and Celia Cook and Herrice Scott took rural examinations Thursday and Friday. Clarence Dunlap bought a load of fertilizer Tuesday. Messrs Horne and Baker, visiting J O Dunlap, returned to Oklahoma Tuesday. Susie
Tuesday reports from Jasper and nearby recount cattle purchases and sales actions. J Sharply, DIAMOND J P Gulickeft traveled to Indiana for alng Hereford gale buying two cattle. Several residents visited relatives and shopped, with cattle care noted by a veterinary call to Warrlow and multiple social calls among families including Crabtree Mitchell and Wood.
The school house visit by Mrs Headford and children is noted. A large Veoung crowd gathered at Leeby Garrett home Wednesday evening for games and socializing. Grace Gulick visited Elizaride to stay with her uncle. George Huntly and family are mentioned. Allie and Jane York missed school last week. Mr Newby at Webb City spent Saturday and Sunday with Will Budd and wife. Floyd Brown spent the weekend with M Busser. Wangner hosted grandchildren while her son and wife moved.
Dublin notes list residents visiting relatives and attending events from Carthage to Mulberry. Families Mrs. Berria Wrener Mr Wels Jost Bertie Garner and others are mentioned with moves, visits, wall painting, and caregiving chores.
A. HB Riggs announces a pull breaking and training establishment with E L Lauderbaugh at his breeding barn in Vie sourl Kansas. He cites 73 years experience with major farms, notes recent work for WH Taylor of Sedalia, and offers humane handling, driving horse breaking, colt breaking, speed training, and access to Lauderbaugh’s half mile track built last fall. Contact A H B Riggs or E J Lauderbaugh for details.
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