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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1915

Page

3

Three-Legged Rooster Sparked Local Chat at Carr's Poultry

Inland notes report W. F. Snyder moving to a farm five miles west of Jasper this week. Clarence Hammond and family visited Wm. Patterson. Otis Brough of Portersville is visiting relatives. Mrs. Dunlap remains ill near Jasper. Nellie Crow concluded a successful North Star teaching term. The Ladies Exchange and Ladies of Christian Church meet at Hammond's hall on March 27. Wm. Pelt lies near death at southeast Jasper. Walter Dodd shipped ten head of Spotted Poland China hogs to Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Mrs. O. E. Roberts walks and gains strength. friends glad for improvement.

Walter Dodd Poland Missouri Kansas Oklahoma

McMahan Letter Reflects Pittsburgh Notes And Wages

R P McMahan writes from Pittsburgh describing unpaid wages at the McKees Rocks Herald, moving offices on Fourth Avenue, rising rents, and a large new Rosenbaum department store. He notes bread lines, movie work, Carnegie’s confrontation with printers, a comic cat tale, and a planned visit by friends to Pittsburgh.

R. P. McMahan Park Market St Pittsburgh East United States Herald McKees Rocks East End Broad Street Frankstown Avenue Market House Broad and Larimer Streets Fourth Avenue Pathe Pathe’s Weekly Stevenson & Foster Carnegie Jever McMahan Charley Spaid Mr. Dunbar Charley Bro Geezer Aleck the Victoria Rosenbaum Sixth Liberty Penn Avenues Alleghany New Point Bridge R P. McMahan

Old Acoma Pueblo Ancient Indian Settlement

Old Acoma, also known as Acoma, New Mexico, is described as an Indian pueblo and the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in the United States.

Old Acoma Acoma N. M United States

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THE Jasper News Arthur Jasper Drake Missoul W. F. Snyder Clarence Hammond Wm. Patterson Otis Brough Portersville, Cal 5. D. Steiner Clarence Dunlap Dora Smith Cecil and Helen Greenfield Nellie Crow North Star Hammond’s Hall Ladies of Christian Church Wm. Pelt O. E. Roberts Park McMahan Prof. Spaid Union Crandall Bros Mound City Burgner-Bowman Lumber Co Carthage Children’s Choice America Milady Phipps and Gage Grace
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