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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
2
A compact verse extols the all steel John Deere tongue truck as best and well built. It highlights lightness and performance, claiming reliability and ease of use when tested, praising support and the large wheel as factors in smooth operation.
A brief note invites readers to subscribe to the daily paper at the News office. It highlights convenience and ongoing delivery, urging new subscribers to visit in person or inquire for details. Information on prices or deadlines is not provided in the text.
Mrs Joey Kerney and Mrs Nellie Tiller with daughter visited Mrs Oscar Faskin. Beatrice Cook stayed with Agnes Gresham. multiple American families including McClintocks, Faskins, Harveys and Winkers shared Sundays and weeknights with relatives at various homes in the area. Carthage and Joplin areas noted for visits.
The report notes failed mail to Jas due to a storm disrupting Dry Pork mail service and broken phone lines. Weather hindered a society meeting with Mrs. Kincaid. This week the group meets with Mrs. Mathews on Thursday as Rick Bender with assistants installs lighting at Salen, with several locals from Salem and Dewey involved.
Saturday in Joplin the soldier boys are described visiting relatives and enjoying a feast after landing in New York. Emraid Taylor, though wounded in the Argonne woods, declines further war and hopes for peace. Other local news mentions Mrs Halliburton’s sad homecoming, visits by Major Halliburton’s family, school activities, a possible Dry Fork picnic, strawberry crops, farmers in corn time, and local residents visiting Jasper and Maple Grove. A house for sale and subscription status are noted.
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