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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
2
Local notes recount garden plans, moves, visits, and family milestones across small town. Mrs May Martuews and neighbors plan a garden while Miss Keeler assists with a teacher’s exhibition. Families like Taylor move to farms. births, interments, and Sunday gatherings anchor community life. thanks are offered for hospitality and aid received.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sheridan and names like Harvey Weber Vatterarm and Abbie Cros. Likely a local society or church blurb with scattered references to events, visits, and people, but many words are garbled, making precise facts uncertain.
J C Wenner Wetster moved to Goldin City last weekend. Dayringer, Griffires and Webster moved goods and related items. The Moreland fawn from Maresh Deardorfl was relocated recently. Mrs Crusitis visited relatives in Pittelurg. Grider’s wife traveled to Greenfield for a court appearance. Theo Gryler, brother to Mr Gryler, died and returned home Saturday. Bertha Welter and Bertin Webber were noted in family updates.
Mia Blue and John Lawless families are relocating after selling their Bethe area farm ahead of the upcoming season. Walter Willner’s child is born to the couple, as Lawless moves with his family to Baston to run the recently purchased store. The note wishes them success after decades on the farm since the 1880s.
Zion resident Miss OLatys Battan, nee Megleenmann, died February 7 at home after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at Zion Church Thursday, conducted by Rev. C. W. Sample of Jasper, with interment at Mitchell Cemetery. Family and friends extend sympathy. numerous neighbors visited and comforted the family during this time.
The Diamond area follows with mixed reports from the community. News recalls a violent incident west of Diamond two weeks ago, nine captured and two killed, locals escaping. other items include marriages, moves, sickness, and church events.
Sunday services were canceled as Brother Reid was ill. William Duckett is moving to his Carterville farm this week. Omer Van Deventer visited George and Homer Woodrow Sunday. Mrs Henry Graham returned Friday from Carterville. Charley Stansberry lost a valuable cow Saturday. Mace Poremian and Ernost Van Deventer called on Pat Me Laughlin. George Rogers and wife from Webb City visited Henry Graham and family Sunday to Tuesday. Luella Gockats Arlene Andrews Eugenia Rex Foreman Vernie Ray and Ernest Rex visited Pred Winter Sunday night.
A dense set of fragmentary items records neighborhood moves, visits, illnesses, and social events. Mentions of families such as Miller, Ly man, Vincent, Carn, and Gulick appear alongside brief mentions of travel to Canada and Indiana, a new telephone line, farm changes, and a late note about a health remedy advertisement. The text weaves chores, social calls, and minor happenings typical of a small town ledger.
Mrs Curve Wachner of Lynnland, Stokes in Hickory county after news of his father’s death. Miss Nellie Ladderbaugh returns from Springfield State Normal. Several locals, including Ralph Cather and Walter Lauderbaugh, visit or move. A hunting party from Lynnland plans a drive, with unclear results.
Auction of 12 head horses and mules, cattle, hogs, and Jersey cattle with miscellaneous implements and household items. Sale includes horses aged from one to seven years, several Jennies and mares, and seven hogs. Tools, furniture, wagon, harness, organ, mower, and kitchen items also offered. Terms: cash for under 10, credit over that with approved security notes at 6 percent, 2 percent discount for cash.
Fragmented OCR text discusses diseases in adlinals and animals, mentioning percentages, potential treatment, and the idea that better domestic animal care could reduce disease. It references primals and mentions drought implications and veterinary observations. The text is unclear and partially unintelligible.
Fragmentary text describes herbal skin disease remedies and various proper nouns such as CHW and Micaga, with unclear roles. The garbled lines mention vines, wining hod, and dicowtors. No clear event, date, or identifiable outcome is present in readable form.
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