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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
8
The Jasper News in Jasper Missouri displays its post office entry details with historical publication notes and subscription rates. The fragments reference dates and rates, indicating standard newspaper boilerplate from the era.
Friday social visits include Rev Keys and wife with Ralph Berry and wife. John Ward faced a lime eye injury. Mrs Cline of Picher Oklahoma visits Mrs Busby and daughter. Emma Busby re elected as Sapulpa teacher. Hattie Hyder becomes central office Hello. Flossie Patterson resigns. Lee Chambers of Liberal Jasper last Saturday. formerly ran a restaurant here. John Dresslner sold his barber shop to Orville Andrews and left for Lamar. Harry Patterson of Morrisville visits Sim Keys. Ollie Roberts and wife in St Louis for annual dry goods and shoes sale. plans summer stock and fall orders. C W Stratton of Nebraska visits W E Stratton northeast of Jasper. Stratton once ran a Jasper store and now teaches and trains a Nebraska band. Creamery cans must be branded and registered. only legal creamery representatives may use the property.
Misa Kauffman and Orace Hel lore were Lamar visitors Saturday. Mrs. Cecil Maderly visited Saturday afternoon with Mrs. J. I. Hall. Mra. Vera Bunnell and Paul Marr called at H. E. Coiner's Saturday evening. Misa Helen Barrett and Wesley Law called at Surve Law's Sunday afternoon. Ruby Law will spend the week at Will Law's. Misa Misse Kauffman and Jim Kauffman visited in Carthage Wednesday. H. S. Colmer and family visited relatives at Webb City and Joplin Wednesday. Mrs. Tomon spent Friday afternoon at Will Law's. Means and children of Lamar and Harry Harrington of California were supper guests of H. E. Stockdale and wife Friday night. Mr. Gastile called on Homer Stockdale Sunday. Replogle and family of Carthage spent Friday evening at Will Law's. Mrs. Gertie Stockdale and Misses Lottie and Mary Stockdale spent Friday at Cal Oldham's. Calhoun called in the neighborhood last week. Lottie Lee, Mary Stockdale and Mrs. Gertie Stockdale were Lamar visitors Saturday. Jasper Hardware Co. leased the G. H. Boyer building next to Hendricks and moved to two floors in a commodious store. Park McMahan writes Tom Hardaway from Pittsburg Pa. that he has received letters patent on an indicator for autos. The contrivance aims to deter auto thieves. Pittsburg paper shows the indicator on sale.
Dr Hoc er moved his office this week to the Sam Davis barn on South Main. His phone number is 139.
A notice warns that using a cream can belonging to a creamery violates Missouri state law and subjects involved to prosecution. Published as a legal or public notice item with enforcement emphasis.
At Bridgeport, Scrub Peeler and a state booze hound tailed an elderly traveler when a suitcase leaked a dark fluid. They deduced contraband was inside and opened the case to find only a pair of hound pups, whose howls surpassed the surrounding cheers as the pair fled.
Mrs Joy Keeney and Mrs Lloyd McClintock appear in Sheridan News as visits. Several families including the McClintock, Gresham, Fasken and Jaaken households are noted for weekend or weekday calls, with details of Sunday visits and midweek stays across town. The report lists Oscar Faaken, Willa Hyder, Loyd Winder, and others among visiting relatives and friends.
Missionaries in India begin a food preservation initiative using canning methods guided by instructions from the United States Department of Agriculture. The effort aims to improve local food security through standardized canning practices taught to communities.
The article describes a measurement rule equating the length of the foot to the forearm bone from wrist to elbow. It specifies that the foot should be as long as the chief bone of the forearm and aligns the length from the small head of the bone seen at the wrist to the elbow.
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