04 Nov 1915
Page 1
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
1
The speaker chooses walking over riding to savor Nature as Autumn winds across wind swept hills. He aims to gain vigor from exercise, fill mind and hands with golden imagery, and learn what nature reveals through patient walking. He urges others to thrill to speed while he seeks quiet discovery in the landscape.
The notice outlines Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 a m with sermon "Who are saved and who are lost" Epworth League at 6 pm and preaching at 7 pm on Sunday November 7. Evening sermon titled "Four preachings" invites all to attend alongside revival services led by Evangelist J N Crutcher drawing crowds and offering earnest sermons.
The office logged October entries for new subscribers and renewals. Names include J Freeman Mrs GW Craig JW Brenneman Wm McConnell TK Stith CO Wine Frank Keltner WC Kyle A H Dray J i Nealy EF Earls H runner Mra Lukens ATL Thomas Frank Baker T L Busby Mrs Dora Seu O Cather JA Cazatt H A Vincent SA Baston I M Lowenstein CS Swihart Jos Powell Mrs M Owings Karl Garner Clyde Rains H E Irwin Mre C Radford 5 M Hutsell BB Wilhoit M Replogle.
A party from High Mill visited Jasper Sunday to attend M E Church services. After church they were hosted by Dr. Martin and family. Some then went to Joplin and Carterville for evening preaching. The group included Mayor Williamson ex mayor Shepard and wife Dr Geo Lane and wife and others. They returned to Rich Hill Monday.
Warren Pinder of Arkansas and Miss Blanch Tulley of this vicinity were married October 27 in Carthage with a Baptist minister presiding. The couple will reside in Arkansas for the time being and their friends extend wishes for happiness and prosperity.
All members are requested to be at Lodge Monday night November 4 1015. Business of importance. Come Dr A Hobbes Secretary.
The will of Joseph Bradford deceased was filed Saturday. He leaves all property to his wife with trust for his three sons Seymore Bradford Len Bradford and J J Bradford. His wife died before him so by law his property passes to the sons. Sons Seymore Len reside in California J J remains at home. Will dated October 3 190 years ago with witnesses M W Cline and Clara Cline. A codicil made last February bequeaths the home place including 160 acres to son Bradford. Cline Osborn witnessed the codicil. Carthage Press.
Corrections to the recently published premium list are issued. In the baby show the first prize winner in the girl class for 1 year and under 2 is Elmo, baby daughter of Chas Wescott and wife. In the Spotted Poland China hog show Silas Cearnal won first for sow 1 year and under, Jess Sullens won second prize.
Tumor has it that J. B. Hull and I. W. Wescott have bought an implement business in Jasper. The gentlemen admit negotiations are on but deny that the transaction is complete. The News welcomes these men as citizens and trusts they will be progressive merchants as they have been farmers.
Friday sale by Arthur Yelton near Jasper will offer horses mules cattle sheep hogs corn hay wagons and implements. Wednesday sale by Joseph Taffner northwest of Jasper includes Jersey cows and heifers 21 registered Spotted Poland China hogs eligible for registry and corn, auctioneer C F Mex reports.
Missouri Prince a two year old Hereford bull owned by J F P Guliel claimed sweepstakes premiums over all breeds at multiple fairs this fall. He won awards in Atchison Kansas Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Carthage Missouri with Giulick receiving premiums for the best exhibit in cattle classes at Carthage.
The Philatheas Clisa of the M E Church South enjoyed a Halloween party at Mrs Harbor's home. The decor featured autumn leaves flowers jack o lanterns and ghosts. Guests met by two ghosts then served cider and entered a fortune tellers tent. A pumpkin pin the eye contest awarded N H Patterson a plate of apples. A second prize bouquet went to Mrs A Ulee. About 70 guests attended a luncheon later.
The city commissioners ordered the removal and replacement of street pumps with cemented wells. A meeting tonight or tomorrow will finalize future use, likely adding a street corner pump connected to a well for stock watering and firefighting. Public support grows among wagon drivers who faced constant detours.
Young players who trained with Mr and Mrs F Ox enjoyed success in Litirinde Oregon. They won the mixed doubles championship of the Eastern Oregon tournament early in October. Mrs Pox won the ladies singles and her two brothers claimed the men's doubles title.
N M Dixon reported nine stacks of wheat burned last Friday west of route 2 while Jasper Rice threshing outfits were at dinner. The fire damaged the separator. the wheat was insured and the stacks were white shed tree stacks.
County tax collector Bert Johnson will be in Jasper today and tomorrow to aid those without access to the Carthage office. Today he will be at Farmers and Merchants Bank and tomorrow at First National.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.