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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
2
Neighborhood News reports scuffed snippets of daily life, visits, moves, and gatherings across Jasper and nearby towns. It catalogs residents like Miss Loire, Captain Goddard, and Mrs Pace while noting travel, farm work, hay hauling, telephone updates, and small changes in homes and farms.
A bustling Carthage area column details visits by Fred Schooler and family, Mr. Clarkin, and many neighbors like Miss May Santioed and Mrs Minnie Miller, with engagements across towns. It records social calls, Sunday gatherings, church events, weather hints, and community notices, including schoolhouse events and upcoming silver star prize for Sunday attendance.
On the Beydford farm now owned by Jo Rettner Mia Rettner deprived a letter with five dollars from a mat in love urging sending tim one of her daughters or pinghar cuphatehe. Several farmers plant potatoes this week. A Beeson and wife dine with Flagey Gunlock family southwest of Diccard. Drue Sharp rents corn land from S. Nichols. Mr Kincaid slowly improves. Foy Hartley and wife weed Frank Carne’s place. Mr and Mrs Rathburn traveled Tuesday toward Duval. John King bought a fine team of horses from Pred Mitchell last week.
In Lebanon, Sal Oreports begins sunrise duties with Hint the proundhog tiding his job. Roads improve with sunup and wheat may suffer from a low brightness. Ducks are plentiful. Henry Winter returns from a visit to McCarroll. Fred Miller and family visit Swot City to see his mother. Gee Vincent on sick list. Woodrow's Sunday, Mrs. John Carnes at daughter Mrs. Thos Mercer. Ben Westen moves to Lens Rex farm. Jack Stansbury relocates in neighborhood.
The United Doctors announce a two day free examination and treatment offer limited to two days at the Pickwick Hotel. They promote bloodless surgery for diseases of stomach liver kidneys and more, requesting only payment of medicine costs and a bottle for analysis if possible. Local listings show a surge of unrelated hardware and supply notices alongside the health notice.
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