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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
12
Four months single copies. Partial readable phrases suggest a local notice or brief item from AMSSOURI era newspaper. Names and concrete details are unclear, but the fragment hints at a periodical run or subscription terms.
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Mrs Joy Kenney and over ten neighbors share Sunday visits with relatives. Chas Crow and family visit H Sterling. Helen Harvey visits Earl Harvey’s. Art Radford and sons visit Carthage relatives. Albert Bedell funeral attended by many from the area. sympathy sent to Mr and Mrs Ben der. Basil and Charley McClintock visit Floyd McClintock. Ben Campbell visits cousin Homer Wampler Jr. improving. School progress with flu impact, 14 pupils back in class. various neighbors at Greshams and Boyd’s. Miss Lydia van Boskirk and Marie Kerney call on Charley McClintock. John and Bill Sunderland and farms- listed.
Lies and Biety Tiller and wife took dinner at Oscar Fasken's. OGresham and Mr. Curry were at Ht. S. Gresham's Sunday evening. Hy Bterling moves to his place near Duenweg this week. McClintock and wife spent Sunday afternoon at Everett Braffeten. Aliee Templin spent Gundsy with Marle Owings.
Ola Worley spent Monday night at foweo Lilly's. Mitchell and Coleman spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Stow at Lilly. Harve Loeas and family spent Sunday with his father. Baby Lilly visited brother Rosco Tuesday night. Charley Honbest visited George Lilly. Blanche Pugh visited Ernest Mevins and wife. Lee Mitchell shipped a carload of cattle Monday. Beatrice Mitchell visited at Lee Mitchell's. Eva Cline, Jessie, Beatrice and Christie Licas visited Mrs Keltner Sunday. Charley Hane and wife visited Joss Lilly and wife Saturday and Sunday. Doyle Lilly, Frank Boston, Arthur Pugh, Charley Hen best, Ruth Mevins, Clanee Pugh, Frank Pugh visited Ballard Lilly and wife. Miss Lora Falken visited George Lilly Friday night. Mr Lakey and Mrs Ruekel visited George Lilly's Friday. Dora Chns wed daughter Lucy visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Rosco Lilly. Lee Mitchell and family Sunday at Will Crockett's. Mr and Mrs George Quillin and son Len visited Bert Quillin and wife Sunday evening. Fredugh and family visited Sunday with Charley Furia and wife. Mr and Mrs Wm Mevius visited Monday with Mrs Mover. Fred Merris and wife spent Sunday at High Kincaid.
Farmers plow for corn and oats sprout while potatoes, lettuce, and dishes appear growing. Miss Vern Metsger visited Salem Sunday School with aunt Mrs Karla and George Moyeraml. Mrs Tom Hrook visited Salem with daughter Merry. Salem extends sympathy to Mrs Iek Hender on her brother Herdell’s death. Dewey School ordered a portrait of Pershing, soon to join Washington and James in the gallery of distinguished men.
Whitcomb Riley honors Mrs. Dick Carter a Washington descendant and Mrs. Tom Flowers a Riley relative. The school ordered flower seeds for busy students. Balem ladies serve lunch at Mr Opies onte the 20d and Mr. Berry's the id. Sam McReynolds and wife of Carthage visit their son. Rev. Dowleas preached two services at Salem. Townsfolk report good health with Mr. Montgomery improving. Mrs. Watson of Carthage visits the Ogle family. Mr. and Mrs. Follmer visit Jasper with their new nephew Walker Hubbard. Light plant engines struck. night workers carried lamps. Farm Bureau elects officers in Jasper County: J. H. Mote reelected farm agent at $3000, Cowgill Blair reelected Secretary.
S H Butler, dealer in Dodge cars, Golden City, Missouri, offers cut prices on Federal tires. A 30x34 nobby casing lists at $20.00, other tires in proportion, with a 30% discount advertised.
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