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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
8
The notice lists space rate specifics: last page and inside page per inch ten cents per issue. Front page space contracted for. Local notices priced per line at six cents per issue. Copy must be in by Tuesday evening to insure insertion. Resolutions of respect cards of thanks and obituary poetry charged by the line.
John Bright of Kansas City visited his parents here this week. Several residents and visitors were noted in Carthage Lawrence County and Webb City, with family visits spanning Joplin Eldon Springfield and Greenfield. A Civil War memorial service at the M E Church marked the week despite bad weather.
Avery Foster and family were Carthage visitors Wednesday. Clarence and Earl Keith attended the funeral of their uncle Henry Graham at Carterville Wednesday. Several locals hosted and visited across Webb City Carterville and Jasper including the Kerricks, Radfords, Piercys, Streckers, and Faddler families. Various residents attended peony fields at Sarcoxie, taught at North Star School, and enjoyed fishing on Dry Fork.
Mrs Myn tle Congr Lulu Yeager returns home with uncle Dr Norton and wife visiting Center and Hannibal relatives. Miss Zila Wright weekend with L Thornton and wife in Lamar. Mrs Jalie Read of Lamar with Halterman and Misses Ooie and Josh Andrews visit. Helen Elsie Heckman and Rena Haile with brothers Cleo and William attend spring school in Springfield. Cow belonging to Mr Norton twins last week one died. Mrs Cecil Kaderly and children visited Lula Wells. Wm Thompson and wife at Adam Malone’s. Elsie Kauffman called. Halterman family visit near Lamar. Mrs Wm Thompson, Vera Bunnell, Paul, and Oriel Sellura visit Heckman. Killy, Bert Kaderly with J Hull’s. H E Conner and A H Brown call. Adam Malone family visit Wes Malone and wife. John Tatfner visits Sly Tunnell and wife. Wheat poor in Hill City Kans per Mrs Clyde Stephens. H Coner and family at A H Brown’s. Miss Clara and Vssie Wright call at Mrs Malone Thursday. Mrs Marthatlyder and children at John King’s Saturday night.
Mrs. Dora Bigham of St Louis credits Tanlac with relief after stomach and kidney troubles since an operation five years ago. She reports improved digestion, vanished back pain, and ability to eat without bloating. The ad promotes Tanlac as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues and general grippe aftereffects.
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