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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
6
A southbound passenger train tied to daylight meets a cautious signalman who uses his electric headlight to guide the way into Jasper. The approach proves effective as the train reaches Joplin an hour later without incident, no track damage reported.
A wide list of attendees and Sunday visits dates from Carthage area social life. Names include Charley Keener A Venier Clarence Reed and others with church events at Zion and Idaac Schooler. The piece notes gatherings, travel to St Louis and Colorado, school activities and the start of the high school baseball season with humorous remarks on injuries and youthful enthusiasm.
Mr and Mrs Faulkoor move to the house vacated by Mr Sullivan Ed. Thomas of Joplin and Ed Jerkey of Jarthage visited Baynes and Matthews Mrs Pugh of Webb visits her mother Mrs Gad dis Clarence Simmons returns from winter in the south Next Sunday is Salem church preaching at Creola Miss Lona Riddle of Houston Texas plans a home visit The warm spell brings wheat maple blossoms onion sets heating stoves and rug effects Mrs Busters baby ill with erysipelas Ralph and Hugh Sterling visited Harold Estey Judge Brook family visited Mr and Mrs Berry Grace and Maud King visited Mrs Tom Plowers Sheridan Township and Jasper are dry during warm days A Carthage druggist objects to local option over whiskey prescriptions
An advertisement claims liver and bowel troubles cause indigestion and nerves. It promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy, easy to take, price 25 cents at Webb & Sons.
Mirin Miller went to Carthage Saturday. One of Mr. Wright's boys near Dublin works for Robin Kincaid. Drew Sharp and Sam King sowing onto. Judson Hatcher Jr. bought wool. Frank Wardlaw and wife near Neck City visited relatives. Hugh Kincaid and wife Sunday at his father's. Mrs. Tom Wardlow visited Wardlow’s. Steve Lucas and wife went to Hughville Saturday. Budd helped Walter McVeak move. Wirm Miller busy in timber. Fine steers available from John Keltner. Kincaid’s fine cattle and neighbors’ stock noted. Koeoee Huffman to work for Ed Daay. Wardlow relatives visited Mrs. Wood. Jene looks solemn. beer girl comment. A baby born to Mr. and Mrs. V. tL. Nun last Saturday the 6th. Dr. Koott attended. Lost gray rain coat between Van Dusen farm and farm. Reward offered. J. Q. Winer, Jasper. $200,000 to loan on Barton, Vernon, Cedar, Dade, Jasper counties at low rate. Loans quick. Bassett Realty Co. Lamar, Mo.
Old Sol was entertained in Norway by Dr. Frederick Cook for 90 days. A baby boy arrived March 7 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Lyman. father and child are doing well. Jobo Lee is listed as sick. Harve Law Hue rents Deavon Johnson farm. Mr. Graham from Webb City rents Leon Rex farm. Alma Woodrow visited with Sarah Dell Redmond. Mrs Charley Woodrow was in Joplin. Frank Thacker and wife seen on the streets.
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W A Gist and family depart for Ione Oregon where he plans another wheat belt run. He spent years in Oregon's grain region and, unsatisfied, will attempt another round with the golden grain east of Portland. The News will keep readers posted on his Jasper activity during residence there. For Sauk M M Johnson Old Trusty incubators on 0 days trial Water Donon Jasper.
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