Post Office Entry for Jasper Missouri 1898
Notice records the newspaper being entered at the Jasper Missouri post office as second class matter on September 21, 1898. The brief entry records the mailing status and date for public distribution.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
8
Notice records the newspaper being entered at the Jasper Missouri post office as second class matter on September 21, 1898. The brief entry records the mailing status and date for public distribution.
Advertising rates list space and rate per inch for last page and inside pages at ten cents per inch per issue. Front page space fully contracted. Focal notices priced per line at five cents per issue. Obituary poetry and resolutions of respect billed by the line. Ingestion copy due by Tuesday evening.
Mia, Joey Kearny, Minesz, John Gresham, Vea Stines, Carl Denninger and Messers. Lewis and Walter Gresham attended in Carthage Saturday. Numerous family visits fill the weekend with gatherings at Gresham, McClintock, Waltz and Harvey homes and a move to J. H. Harris farm noted.
Mrs Win' Holdeman spent last week east of Carthage with her sister Mrs Eli Snyder and her brother Walter Melugin. Mr Holdeman went down after his wife Sunday. J H Campbell received a box from his son John in the army of occupation in Germany containing a German soldier dress helmet and related items. Isaac Dunning returned from northern Missouri where he worked and has recovered from pneumonia and influenza. his sister Belle Bridges is convalescent. C M Harris moves from Rich Hill to Jasper to take the depot afternoon shift and seeks a home. The roof of Walker Hubbard's home burned Sunday morning from a chimney spark but neighbors arrived early and limited damage. R E Hurt of Lamar and his brother Arthur were in Jasper Monday. Prof Hurt leaves Lamar schools due to local friction. Arthur enlisted in the Navy months ago and has just been discharged. Glen Holmes went to Oregon to oversee Missouri Pacific Railroad interests. Ore is a small place on the line and should not affect Glen's studies.
Miss Zoam Andrews and Minnie Corder of Jasper visit Lebanon area friends while many locals spend Sunday afternoon with relatives in Jasper and Carthage. Notes include a Farmers Union supper proceeds of 24.80 and Nell Cook as teacher receiving candy while Jess Miller wins a jar of olives. several residents plan moves between farms and towns.
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