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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
2
A brief odd OCR fragment mentions a six month period and a price of 81.00 in a context about a single couple. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or actions to form a full concrete news item.
The Jasper County poor farm holds 44 residents with 4 crippled, 16 half witted, 16 aged, 2 sick, and others disabled from earning a living. Six inmates have lived there most of their lives while most able residents work daily, cultivate land, and grow vegetables to supply food.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Scott hosted the Five Hundred club Friday evening at their North Main home. Ice cream and two cakes were served at card tables. Members present included Deardorff, Roberts, Wolf, and Cozatt, with guests Shoemaker, Roberts, and Hackett attending.
A historical note recalls a frost on the 30th day of April in 1909 that damaged crops and affected local commerce, signaling a notable cold snap and its economic impact.
Public School Notes reports Jasper High School senior class will hear Prof. Buchanan from Joplin and Rev. Trolley of Carthage deliver the commencement address and baccalaureate sermon. The 1910 class is the largest yet with 27 graduates, many intending to teach. Commencement week starts April 24 with exercises on Friday and the senior play April 15. The high school souvenir, the Mirror, is in press and selling quickly, with orders already filled or awaiting postage. The list of graduates includes George Earl, Robert Goodell, Stella Thomas and others. Easter bonnet display proves persistent despite weather. local anecdotes close with shift in ownership of a jack and a humorous dry-town quip.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Vantrees depart Jasper this week for Butler where they will reside. Mrs. Vantrees will visit her father in Dadeville for a week before joining her husband. Residents regret their departure after only a few months in Jasper, where they made many warm friendships.
An old time advertisement touts Dr Kings New Lift pills as a remedy for liver and stomach troubles. It claims to ease loss of appetite indigestion headaches and despondency with a promise of powerful relief from digestive issues.
A. L. Luce is away in Oklahoma this week leaving Perry Conner and J. W. Carlyle in charge at the grocery. Early Texas Seed Oats, beaten dark, for sale by H L Talhone west of Jasper depot. Also plenty of flour and all kinds of feed cheaper than elsewhere. 2-10.
Bright has a large supply of fresh northern grown garden seed in bull. See him at once. Miss Emma Pepper and son Stanley of Pittsburg Kans are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos Seal in this city.
Full blood Buff Orpington eggs 30 each per setting of 15 eggs. Baby chicks 100. On 3 10 66 Aaron Kacryne and Mrs J D Harbur were at Lamar yesterday. Pittie claims to have the best Baro Paint in the world.
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