Card of Thanks from the Hamm family
The Hamm family thanks neighbors and friends for kindly aid and assistance during their bereavement following the passing of Mary Hamm.
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Mary Hamm
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
1
Helping Hands After Damage At Sam Appleby Home
Neighbors gathered Monday to repair Sam Appleby estate after a cy clone left him badly twisted. The house was re-set on its foundation and a chicken house and buggy shed were erected. Ind ides served dinner to the men including Mines, J. E. Byers, W. M. Wood, J. L. Plan der, Ross Farr, Chas Smith and Sam Appleby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Appleby
Mines
J. E. Byers
W. M. Wood
J. L. Plander
Ross Farr
Chas Smith
Cyclone Hits Jasper County Wrecks Farms and Homes
A Saturday cyclone swept through the county from south to north about four miles west of Jasper, uprooting trees and destroying barns, houses, and orchards. Heaviest losses fell to Joe Deardorff and Fred Cather, with Deardorff near a thousand dollars in damages and Cather facing substantial losses including insured barns and a car. Appleby reported loss of oats, hay, a buggy, wagon, and other farm goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Joe Deardorff
Fred Cather
Deardorff
Sam Appleby
Jake Byera
W. Wt. Farr
Cather
Mott
Appleby
Red Cross Home Hygiene and Nursing Course Planned
A professional nurse and Red Cross field worker will speak in Jasper Saturday afternoon about forming a class for retics home hygiene and care of the sick. The gathering will be in the parlors of the St James Hotel and is expected to draw a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jasper
Indies
St. James Hotel
Eminent Musician to Give Concert at Cottey College
Eminent musician and composer Mae Dowell, wife of pianist Inte Fit Mae Dowell, will give a concert at Cottey College in Nevada on Monday night, March 24. Nevada college students will sing in chorus under the music department. Admission fee is not announced but the event promises good entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottey College
Nevada
Mae Dowell
America
Thad Stith’s House Burns In Fire Loss
Thad Stith living four miles south and half a mile west lost his house by fire yesterday morning about 7 o clock. The fire started in the roof likely from a spark from the flue and had gained headway before discovery. Only a small amount of furniture was saved. the house was entirely destroyed.
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Thad Stith
Renewals and New Subscribers Recorded This Week
The past week recorded renewals and new subscribers including J F Loudenslager Frank Crow F M Lowenstein Mrs R R Harris J M Zinn Mes J P Johnston Co A King Phil Campbell Fred J Campbell Oscar Faskin Andrew Gresham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F. Loudenslager
Frank Crow
F. M. Lowenstein
R. R. Harris
J. M. Zinn
Mes
J. P. Johnston
A. King
Phil Campbell
Fred J. Campbell
Oscar Faskin
Andrew Gresham
Small Boy Cut With Axe In Father's Woodcutting Accident
Howard Pickering, two year old son of V J Picker ing and wife, was badly cut on the cheek by an axe wielded by his father Saturday March 16. The child stepped into the path while wood was being cut, and seven stitches were needed to close the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
V. J. Pickering
Mr. Pickering
Jasper boy Bert Crandall saves officer in street gunfight
The Joplin Globe reports Detective Bert Crandall of Joplin thwarted James Burns of New York as Burns drew a revolver in a Frisco liquor store on Mast Sixth Street. Crandall seized the weapon while Burns fought, then Crandall and others escorted Burns to the police station. Burns had earlier linked to a separate alley attack on Mose Spencer near Third Street. TP Williams and Biros were also arrested in related incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Joplin Globe
Bert Crandall
Jasper
Joplin
James Burns
New York
Burns
Crandall
Putraliain
N. Leek
TP Williams
Kansius City
Will Biros
Frisco
Mast Sixth Street
Mose Spencer
Third Street
Virginia and
Pennsylvania Avenues
News From Lynn Monroe Becomes Daily Paper
The Montrose Enterprise changes from semi weekly to daily publication starting the first of the month. Lynn Monroe remains editor and Sol A Sprague handles management. The paper will uphold a Democratic political stance.
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Montrose
Colo
Lynn Monroe
Sol. A. Sprague
Nomination Meeting For School Directors At Hall
A meeting at Nunnel ley's Hall Tuesday evening March 25 at 8 o'clock will nominate two school directors for a three year term. Subscribe for your daily paper at the Newn office.
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Nunnelley's Hall
Newn
Wine and Dod Sell Out to Clark and Lawless
Wine and Dod sold their grocery stock and business last week to Clark and Lawless. Clark is from a country store at Isram in Barton County and Lawless, son in law of the senior member of the firm, has been farming in Barton County. Clark and Lawless take charge Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wine & Dod
Clark & Lawless
Clark
Isram
Barton County
Lawless
Maude Teelman Dies in New Mexico
Mrs Maude Teelman sister of Dr Rex died in Roswell New Mexico on March 1 after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral was held in Lamar and burial at Jasper Masonic Cemetery. She lived on the Rex farm east of Jasper and leaves a husband two children and many friends in Jasper and Barton Counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Maude Teelman
Rex
Roswell
N. Mex
Lamar
Jasper Masonic Cemetery
Mra.Teelman
Jasper
Mr. Teelman
New Mexico
Abouts
Barton
Deardorff Battle With Lung Abscess Irregular Health
W E Deardorff has been suffering several days from a lung abscess. His condition is not encouraging and he has been in poor health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Deardorff
Mr. Deardorf
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Mous Factory
Cie Kobe Glee
Auto Tire Shop
Goodyear
Brunswick
Dan Johnson
East Cordz & Son
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
Federal Reserve
W. H. Waters, Jr
Cashier
Savea
Wine & Dodd
New Oxfords
Brown’s Cafe
J. L. Shields
J. K. Schooler
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