Editor Corrects Storm Thermometer Reading
A note explains a typo in last week’s item about the storm. The editor clarifies the thermometer fell to 12 above, not 12 below, and apologizes for the error in the published edition.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
1
A note explains a typo in last week’s item about the storm. The editor clarifies the thermometer fell to 12 above, not 12 below, and apologizes for the error in the published edition.
Subscriptions are being accepted for the Drovers Telegram with renewed and new subscribers, including names from A Strecker and costley circles, across regions including Omaha and Kansas City.
Claude Martin and his family faced tragedy when he died adjusting a truck endgate after a tar incident. His wife fell ill with pneumonia while tending the farm in dry winter, carrying water for stock. both bodies lie buried near Greenfield amid grieving relatives.
The passage reflects on town identity as a mirror of its people and place. It contrasts ambition with steadfast residents, praising those who stay and contribute. It quotes a Roman saying about leading in a small place, and frames the town as more than bricks, embodying collective spirit and the community’s honor.
The high school girls basketball team will face the boys Friday night March 10 in a mixed rules game. Boys in rubber boots and sunbonnets will meet girls rule play as freshmen, sophomores, and juniors contest under tense readiness.
Meme Wastell daughter of Ernest and Lina Wastell died March 2 at home on route 3 near Golden City of influenza. She was 9 months 1 day old and is survived by her mother five sisters and six brothers. Her father died in 1917. Burial was in Mount Carmel Cemetery. the family were highly esteemed in the community.
We express our gratitude to kind friends and neighbors who aided and sympathized during the illness and death of our beloved daughter and sister Meme Wastell. We also thank them for the floral offerings. Mrs Lina Wastell and children. C L Spaid of Joplin visited Jaoeid and wife Saturday and Sunday.
A vivid exhortation urges painting neglect across the United States noting worn surfaces and losses to owners. It promotes Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint as pure, economical, and effective, claiming better paint yields greater savings and urging immediate use.
Rev. Oscar Wright, an evangelist of the Christian Church, will begin a series of meetings at the Christian Church here Wednesday, March 15. The events aim to attract local residents and strengthen faith in the community.
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