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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1916
Page
3
A candidate for Judge of the Circuit Court Division No 1 in Jasper County announces affiliation with the Democratic party and intent to compete in the primary. Dr Ee McCoy announces candidacy for Coroner of Jasper County and plans to pursue the Republican primary.
The article depicts Verdun as the crucial, massive push in World War I with both sides reporting fierce fighting. It argues that merely taking Verdun does not end the war and calls for breaking the enemy lines, flanking, and destroying armies to secure a decisive victory for Germany or the Allies.
Mrs Myrtle Coiner and Geo Calhoon of Carthage made calls at A H Brown home. Numerous locals visited relatives, attended church, or called on neighbors including Mr Kane of Khenoma, Miss Kithel Hyder, Glenn Buzzard, Miss Goldin Blevina, Miss Jessie Lucas, and Mrs A H Sirown. Various residents traveled to Lamar and Sedalia, with several visits to Carthage and nearby homes noted.
Mrs Hyder and daughter visit this week while Mrs Malone Thurming hosts. Mr Mullen and wife dine with W S Pennington family. Adam Malone and kin call in afternoon. Miss Pear Killy and Glenn Miggen bottom spend Saturday at J K Kut’s. Frank Heckman and Raymond Heckman visit Fred Lee. J E Mull and Jake Kaoderly drive to Carthage Saturday, return with Mrs Morton and Jennie Kackley to Mall home. Hulls motor to Carthage Sunday. Mrs Goddard stays Friday with Mrs Heckman. S King family at Lamar Sunday. Frank Killy, Deal, Jake Kaderly visit J Kull Sunday. Frank Wine repairs on Coiner farm. Mikesel and Jobson at J J Hull’s one day last week. Wiie Worley spends Thursday evening with Monteiin.
Nashville notes show Mrs Roy Jough visiting G W Lough's last Saturday. Several residents traveled to Minden Pittsburg Purcell Alba and St Louis for events and church services. An North Star schoolhouse literacy club debated Tuesday and the Southwest schoolhouse held its second quarterly meeting with Sept. services.
Mrs Bertha Webber and Mrs Alumbaugh with son Har old spent Wednesday with Mrs Wes Malone. Frank Cluebaugh family moved to Carytown on Wednesday. Grider brothers planted potatoes Thursday. Farmers sowing oats last week. Miss Alice Taft visited Mrs Alum baugh Monday. Rugs woven this week by Laforce Schooler Drake Preston Edwards.
A St Louis woman Mrs A Harmeling describes relief from fatigue nervousness and loss of appetite after using Tanlac claiming it made housework easier and her overall condition improve She notes a renewed appetite and strength and recommends the medicine She says Tanlac can be bought at H F Pitts Drug Store in Jasper.
Mmes Armstrong and Webber weave 40 yards of carpet for Mrs De Spain near Golden City. Mrs Bertie Garner called at Sam King home Wednesday afternoon. Mentie King ill. Mr Hull and wife visited C M Wellaboyne. John Evane and wife welcome a baby girl born March 10. Hartle Grider visited from Carthage. Mmes Chim Miller Vincent and Taggart visited the Grider home Sunday. They returned home after a quiet visit.
Surgeons report men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women. The ad endorses Adler-i-kn and a buckthorn bark mixture as a treatment, claiming instant relief for constipation and gas, cited by H. F. Pitts, a druggist.
The Christman post office reports advertised letters including Pe Charlee Swisher Mrs O Rourke Mr Frances Farrell Mrs Mary Clint Mrs Mary Anderson Anne Lambeth Mr Everett Hackett Mr J H T B Hardaway and others awaiting claim at the window postmaster.
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