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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text reports an event at a hotel with a cited number and a date in a month. The readable lines mention an incident, prijzen and a breathy account, but details are unclear. No named organizations or people beyond generic terms.
Local notices describe social visits and gatherings featuring Mr Mitty and Will Mitty with family in attendance. Several residents including Mrs Hatcher, Maude Hartley, and Frank Arnon are mentioned in tutoring and hosting roles during a recent week.
Sunday gatherings at Charley Chine and Mees Hirata Hol marked a quiet week as residents spoke of health and farming. Ethel Cline and Elmer Bowers involved in visits and events while Hazel Cave suffered asthma and Joplin guests visited Cass and Triplett family homes.
The editor invites correspondents to send names of friends and numbers who would like to receive sample copies by mail, stating the plan is to distribute samples to those who request them.
The column lists local residents ill or recovering including Loomer, Little Opal, Leola Lyman, Edward Armstrong, and Twin Armstrong. It notes visitors from Edward and Twin Armstrongs’ households, mentions neighbors Lutolin Rex and Pronk Tharhire, and records Sunday gatherings at various homes. A sense of neighborly welcome and ongoing family updates pervades the page.
Pleasant Hill notes celebrate Mes Troamas Howarus birthday with gifts from John Tater and family. Visits and illnesses across the community include Mr. Lowenstein and Mrs. Lowenstein, Mrs. J. W. Eyddwora, Miss Martha Curtis with Miss Nang Loudenslager, and Rev. W. O Thompson from Jasper visiting friends. Farmers sowing oats this week and residents mention various visits and small social occurrences in the Pleasant Hill area.
Several residents attended the Rosebank pie supper on Wednesday night. Robert Fox, his wife and son Arthur, spent Sunday at Oscar’s home.
Local reader appeals to customers about Dyspepsia Tablets containing Biomuth and Pep sin. The message touts relief from indigestion, heartburn, and dyspepsia, claiming faster digestion, better appetite, and the ability to eat what one wants. It mentions a money back guarantee and urges trying the product.
In Dublin last week Mrs. Mary Halliald of Lakeside visited with her daughter Bertie Garner. Visitors at Mrs K Arnistrone's home included Miss Ruthrif fus Nelle and Walter Tatleen Bertha Jinder and Mrs John Arn stan Clarley Avery was both listed with Rarl Ginter and Sam King. Steve Garret and Fred Grider assisted Bart Garner who saw word Tuesday Dennis Grider is working for Pret Rex and Davis Grider is working there.
Hertha Hyder visited her captain Rath Chaliits Monday morning of the week and Mrs Grant Miller Toeadley observed Bart Garner selling one of his cows Tuesday evening at Sam King’s. Grait Miller spent the day with Weasel Cpaeetornday Dadgee Tiesty. sport report notes Remi ated walle cant sen Moes squited. Community names include Harriet, Sally, Nelson, Earl, and Retha Webber with various house visits and family visits around Avilla and nearby.
An odd visitor arrives at the entry of the room and comments on the air and space, noting the room atmosphere with a terse remark in a period voice. He mentions the word charen and an implied bite in the hall.
Vague, fragmented OCR snippet cites a saying about the devil and avoiding a place. Includes odd spellings and stray punctuation, difficult to verify context, speakers, or date. No clear event, person, or organization, limiting identifiable entities or facts for a fuller summary.
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