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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
1
Mary Gooding of Fort Collins is visiting her mother and other family members. The note mentions their extended family and a local gathering at Fairfield.
Poppies made by Belgian and French children will be sold in Jasper on Saturday May 28 at a Battery station opposite the post office. The War Mothers of Carthage have 600 poppies and sent 100 to Jasper at 10 cents each. Proceeds go to Belgian and French orphans. Jasper friends received notices of Fair commence ment exercises in Play, Mo. if one graduates.
Jasper merchants announce a third monthly Trades Day sale on Saturday June 4. Listings include wagons stoves oil tanks hardware and farm goods plus hogs cattle and poultry. Public notices invite property listings via The News office and advertise a new sales pavilion under one roof. Births and school events follow with alumni reminiscences and a public service hearing regarding Jasper lighting scheduled for May 28 1921 at Carthage courthouse.
The Philathea class of First M E Church Carthage presents a program May 27 1921 under Epworth League Jasper with solos duets and choruses. Acts include Not a Man in the House and Old fashioned Garden of Roses with cast members Maria Bings Lucy Ryder Gertrude Delp Katie Conway Anna Nieman Donna Hodson and Bertha Hays among others. The event features Mrs Bing in a sitting room scene and runs into the afternoon.
A bold advertising pitch compares painting one half of a house with DEVOE versus the other half with lead and oil or any other paint. It promises cost savings, longer-lasting coating, and offers a free repaint if DEVOE fails to beat the rival.
Frank Hardenbrook will travel with sons Joe and Howard starting Saturday. Joe will make a stop along the way, while Mr Hardenbrook and Howard proceed to the State of Washington.
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