US Food Administration Warns of Wheat Ration To Aid Allies
The U S Food Administration in Washington outlines a wartime wheat saving plan with a one half pound per person weekly limit on wheat products and two wheatless days per week. It urges households to cut consumption by about 50 percent to sustain allied bread supply and keep grain available for soldiers.
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U. S. Food Administration
Washington
The
Food Administration
Doctor Hendriks Selected for Army Service
Dr W H Hendriks received notice Tuesday of his selection by the medical board of the Council for National Defense for Army service. He has lived in Jasper nearly all his life and practiced medicine about 18 years, building a substantial practice. If he proceeds, he will depart with community well wishes.
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W. H. Hendriks
Council For National Defense
Hendricks
Jasper
Wondricks
Married in Carthage by Presbyterian parsonage
Mrs. Josephine Welsh and Ernest O. Seifert wed in Carthage last Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. J. Dr. McUaughry officiating. The bride, daughter of G. I. Johnson, is wife of Jasper. the groom is son of Ex. M. Seifert of Sedalia. They will live in Jasper for now, with best wishes from the community. Also notes a list of new subscribers, Alumni banquet details, officers elected, and renewals of News subscriptions. Lively remarks on readings by Mrs Rhodes of Tamar and accompanying musicians.
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Carthage
Josephine Welsh
Ernest O. Seifert
Presbyterian Parsonage
G. I. Johnson
Jasper
Mr. Seifert
Ex. M. Seifert
Sedalia
Mra. Seifert
Mra. Rhodes
Tamar
L. T. Meune
Lee-creanend
William Magers
Lloyd Grim
Title Drake
Tlona Redmond
Lost Neck Strap Notice for Correspondents
A brief item requests the finder to notify D. H. Wampler about a lost neck strap. It also advises Jasper route residents not to use B-cent stamps and that 2 cents will carry letters. Subscribers are urged to subscribe to the daily paper at the News office.
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D. H. Wampler
Jasper
Executor's Notice for Christian Buerge Estate
The Probate Court of Jasper County Missouri granted letters testamentary to John I Buerge and Lydia Buerge on the 40th day of March 1918 for Christian Buerge, deceased. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred, and within one year to avoid further loss of benefits. J I Buerge and Lydia Buerge act as executors, with J Frankeberger Judge of Probate Court signing. First published April 16 01.
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Christian Buerge
Probate
Jasper County
John I, Buerge
Lydia Buerge
State of
Missouri
County of
Jasper
John I Buerge
J. ¥. Frankeberger
Probate Court
Executor Notice for George B Lowry Estate in Missouri
Letters testamentary issued by Jasper County Probate Court to Carrie Jenks Lowry and G Roe Lowry for the estate of George B Lowry. Heirs must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims must be filed within one year from letters. Judge J Frankeberger signs, May 1, 1918. notice published May 0-64.
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George B. Lowry
Jasper County
Carrie Jenks Lowry
G. Thee Lowry
G. Roe Lowry
J. Frankeberger
The Friend in Time of Trouble
Quote from Bishop Mant on the value of friendship during distress. It speaks of coldness from some and hostility from others, and how the warm supportive friend becomes more precious and deserving of gratitude.
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Mant
She Has Other Troubles
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote notes that a mother with several children may not divorce because she lacks time to dwell on unsuitable thoughts. The remark underscores the burdens of early family responsibilities and social expectations on marital stability.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Not So Fortunate
A humorous exchange plays on marital honesty and cunning. A man claims his wife is like George Washington and cannot lie, while another quips that his wife can tell a lie as soon as he speaks. The brief joke contrasts idealized virtue with everyday manipulation.
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George Washington
Influence of Art in Everyday Life
A compact reflection noting that life is tough for the poor and art can bolster or bitter them, echoing Robert Louis Stevenson’s view on art’s influence on daily hardship.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
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