Schooslers Visit Stilwater Doctor's Father
Dr and Mrs Schoosler visited Dr Schooler's father in Stilwater Oklahoma last week. Mr Schooler is 75 years old and in frail health.
01 May 1919
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
1
Dr and Mrs Schoosler visited Dr Schooler's father in Stilwater Oklahoma last week. Mr Schooler is 75 years old and in frail health.
The Springfield Missouri section meet was held last Friday and Saturday with Jasper High School representatives in attendance led by Superintendent Wilkins and coaches Herman Winans Howard Hardenbrook and Glenn Kearls. Jasper boys achieved top marks as Glenn Karla and Howard Hardenbrook won first in men's doubles tennis and Hardenbrook or Glen won first in men's singles. Winans claimed third place in the 2 20 dash.
Renewals and new subscribers listed include W. J. McCoy John Lucas B. Earl T. P. Wood Co.8. Ward T. H. Griffin Wm. Greenwood Mra. M. F. Boots Mra. C. L. Goddard W. N. Carns for the past week.
Figures for 1918 show Jasper shipping 408 carloads of grain and hay, 487 in wartime totals, plus 1750 cans of cream weekly, 4136 pounds of poultry weekly, and 187 egg cases weekly. The town moves hogs cattle sheep and poultry, cementing its status as a key stock and grain shipping hub between Jopan and Kansas City.
Farmers report active land interest in the Jasper area. George Earl and FE W Scott discuss pricing on 80 acres east of Jasper. George Probert buys J H Harris farm near Jasper, Dan Johnson acquires J C Stulter place west of Jasper for 150 per acre. Charley Sullens brokers the deal. W A Cline buys 40 acres near Carytown for 3400 total, 85 per acre.
The senior class baccalaureate sermon will be at the M E Church Sunday May 11 led by Rev E G Keys with the public invited. Commencement is Thursday May 15 in the same church with an admission charge. Three school boys competed in Springfield events last Saturday. Glen Karls Herman Winans and Howard Hardenbrooke earned medals with Karls taking two, a first for the school in such contests.
The call urges citizens to support the Victory Liberty Loan by lending again and paying the price as a duty. It frames victory as a national responsibility, praising soldiers and urging thrift. It warns Bolshevism thrives on weakness and urges a united, determined American stance behind the government.
The 128th 12th and 180th Machine Gun Battalions of the Thirty fifth Division will arrive in Joplin by the Frisco from Springfield Saturday May 3 about noon. They will march to Schiffterdecker Park for lunch and meet relatives then travel to Camp Funston to be mustered out. Many troopers hail from Jasper County and a large crowd is expected.
John Ward thrased his onts last week the crop yended 50 bushels per acre and sold for 25 cents a bushel or 1250 per acre. Ward lived on Conklin place two miles east of Jas per. He bought the place for 20 and sold it two years later for 4. It is now worth about 150 an acre or 24000. A crazy man would hardly try to pay for this place with 25 cent oats now.
Intermittent rain since last Thursday through Tuesday has soaked the ground, with light showers and heavy downpours. Warm sunny days are expected to boost oats corn and gardens while wheat heads soon. overall yields look strong and most area wheat is excellent.
Miss Pearl Burnett returned to the telephone central office this week taking the place restored by Mrs. Hayzlett. She is an excellent telephone operator who has worked for the test company for several years.
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