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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

2

Local social rounds and church notes in Dewey area

Mrs May Matthews and family host Sunbeams at Carterville social event. Neighbors mark silver wedding and thirtieth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Carter and Mr and Mrs Bull. Easter service planned at Salem.多个 families attend visits and illnesses noted. Road improvements by neighbors earn praise while Jasper Baptist Church hosts profitable lunch fundraiser. Pastor Reid ill, no Lebanon preaching Sunday.

Alexanders Bulls Ferguson's Salem Alexander Carterville J. Johnson Mes Chas. Crow Gerton Cartlage Bresden Rob Kincaid Jasper Lebanon Reid

McConnell starts Mitfield mill and sawing at Hatfield and Greenfield farms

Tid McConnell moved his saw mill to the Mitfield farm this week and began sawing logs for Jim Vincent and Earl Garner after finishing at Hatfield's. Dennis Grider and Ollie Higgins at Greenfield are noted, with family visits and movements among locals. Bertha Webber shows recovery from a five week inflammatory illness.

Tid McConnell Mitfield Farm Jim Vincent Earl Garner Hatfield’s Dennis Grider Ollie Higgins Greenfield Dennis Ollie Mat Bertha Webber

Dixie School Entertainment Friday Night and Local Visits

The Dixie school plans an entertainment Friday night. Ed and Arley Richter visited Jesper Friday and bought a new buggy. Grant Huxton purchased a buggy last Saturday. Nellie Louderbaugh was in Carthage Friday and Saturday. Liddy Sheldop stayed with her aunt Tuesday. Jim Tucker visited home folks. Ellen Buxton and Grace Cather visited family. Mrs Theo Lanson traded to Alba. Mr Parr, ill for weeks, shows slight improvement. Friends have recently visited the ailing man. Eva Richter Ellen Buxton Ed and Arley Richter Grant Buxton visited Flesher in Cedar Bluff area. Gil Hiatt from Oklahoma spent last year with Hurry.

Dixie School Messers Ed Arley Richter Jesper Pereisehay & Hek Grant Huxton Nellie Louderbaugh Carthage Liddy Sheldop G PF Wagner Jim Tucker Ellen Buxton Home Folks Theo Lanson Alba Parr Grace Cather George Bull Webb City Monray Eva Richter Grant Buxton Flesher Cedar Bluff Kgil Hiatt Oklahoms Hurry Mike Isenman Fred Max Belline Mary Tiller Jessie Johnston Teal Vaught Asa Vonier Everett Thompson Isaac Thompson Oscar Schell Joplin Bloomingdale George Campbell Sylvia Binney Alber Schell Mrs. Robinson Henery Graham Barton County Alex Keith Lilian Magers Edna Ballard Charley Earle Ja Boyd Gladys Patterson Tom Dodd Jasper Henry Vert Art Kenoma Isenman Waldron Illinois Will Peterson T. W. Medeuris Clarence Keith Grace Foster A T. Dean Lonnie Strecker Luther Motley N. A. Mackey Ernest Paul Bryan Tiller George Sweezy Clarence Reed Sarah Harker Jaaac Thompson

Farmers Union Weather Delays Sowing and Local Visits

Rain Thursday postponed field work for farmers delaying sowing. Sunday visits occurred across multiple families including Woodrow, Winter, Lyman, Rex, Ray, Carns, Andrews, Redmond, VanDeventer, Foreman and Stansberry. Local travelers and illnesses affected church services and social visits in the area.

Lebanon Chas Woodrow Joe Huber Fred Winter Emma Winter Allen Miller Mary Lyman Will Lyman John Carns Fannie Ray Carthage Arlene Andrews Nellie Brown Jona Redmond Beulah Stansberry VanDeventer Son Omer Joplin Ernest VanDeventer Otto Foreman Lamar Grandma Foreman Pat McLaughlin

Local residents move to farms as school closes at Union Valley

Lebanon Mississippi reports Arthur Armstrong and family moving to a rented farm near Carthage. CS Andrews and family relocate to Henry Raderly place. Small gatherings mark Union Valley school closing with a dinner and program led by Miss Pennington. Several neighbors visit and others grant chores and porch additions. Diseases noted: shingles and flu-like illnesses among locals.

Mr. Duckett Carthage CS Andrews Pleasant Valley Duckett Henry Raderly C. Corns Tom Mercer Alba Little Howard Stansberry Earl May Jake Miller Awick CS. Andrews Union Valley Miss Pennington Chas Woodrow W.S Lane RK P AE. Armstrong Orpha Wodrow Grant Miller Earl Roy Elmer Welch Henry Graham Alex Keith Althea Armstrong Triplett Farm

Stock Man Examines Follmer's Major Error

A terse report notes stock man scrutinizes Follmer's large misstep in market dealings. The incident involves prominent figures and the unusual inaccuracy influences trade margins. Legal and regulatory observers weigh potential consequences for future operations.

Mr Stock Man Reviews Follmer’s JBRG Jack

A terse note describes Mr Stock Man examining Follmer's JBRG jack for evaluation. The fragment mentions observers and potential appraisal context within a local trade setting.

Mr Stock Man Follmer

Local Notices From Zion and Surroundings This Week

A patch of community notes from Zion recounts visits among neighbors in Carthage and nearby towns, with names like Grapys Battaro Isenman Belline and Keith. Social items include pie supper reports, illnesses, and farm tasks, plus a San Diego trip and measles cases.

Local Visitors Reach Blue Community Ties

Mrs J R Hatenen and Miss Beulah Trout of Lamar visited with sister Mrs May Onstott last week. Mrs Ed Onstott called on Mrs Jess Onstott Wednesday afternoon. Will Vorbies, a teacher at Blue, was mentioned in the notes.

Beulah Trout of Lamar May Onstot Ed Onstott Jess Onstott Will Vorbies Blue

Sunday School Organizes In Blue With Mecharis Preaching

Community members gathered as Blue residents organized a Sunday School with Mr George Gleason as Superintendent. Rev T W Mecharis of Jasper preached at 4 PM in the newly formed program, inviting all locals to attend. several families and neighbors joined the event and planned regular sessions.

Paris Taylor Paul George Rewford O Thompson Tasper Brudiel Job Miller J. R Hatcher Wash Sharp Carl Kansas George Lilly Emma Cline Jasper Leah Maud Arner Mary Brown People of Blue George Gleason T W. Mecharis Jasper Preavies John Lucas Grandma Wolford Gilbert Keltner Farmers Union

Diamond Sorrow Bends Neighborhood Over John Hane Death

Word came Tuesday morning of John Hane s death at the Hane home after a stroke. He had been in frail health since a prior stroke two years earlier and would have turned fifty two. His sons Charles and John managed most business at home. A lifelong farmer, he was born in Pennsylvania and left a wife and six children.

John Hane Hane Pias Coleman Nashville Charles John Mr. Hane Penn Lall

Tottoway Third Standard Bred Stallion and Jack Notes

A detailed catalog entry describes Tottoway Third a dark bay standard bred stallion 16 hands tall 1300 pounds with strong conformation and a noted eye. It mentions a pedigree including Tottoway Jr and dams Western Bell and Top-y plus racing records and trotting time. Also referenced are Large Mammoth Blue Jack and related jacks shipped from Missouri, stud fees and sale terms along with local notices about ownership, service liens, and community obituaries and social notes from Jasper county including funeral details and visits.

Dark Bay Tottoway Tottoway Jr Johnie Smoker Elemship Western Bell Wichita Fair

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Praised for Skin Healing

A fragment describes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick remedy for burns bruises and skin ailments. It claims many people including a named reader found relief after twelve years with other products and recommends the salve.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

Neighborhood News DEWEY May Matthews Johnny Katy Did ‘Sayse Kester Dublin J.C. Venure Lynnland Miss Evasnia Rex Arthur Armstrong Mr. Stock Man Zion Grapys Battaro J. R. Hatenen Mrs. Duartes Evtine Blue John Isenhour of Mammoth Dani North Missourri Gregory Jennet Dueck H. O. Earl B. H Pollmer Hon Church Cal Daugher John Brown Bro Teeter Fred Wagner Thomas Wardrow Nevada J. W Edwards Lewis Hendrick Chas Elting Link Milton Slaughter Florence Milton John Spaid Boss Farr G. Wagner Clyde Wagner Jasper County Galesburg Lesley Garrett Will Budd Will’ Lyman Ethel Masters Ink Milton John Hartley John Bugzard Chesley Lunt Sharp Merc. Co Missouri St. Louis DeLaval Acme Y. J. Hendricks J.R. Wheat Grocer Jasper, Mo
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