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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
1
Matilda Tallman, aged 112, died at her daughter’s home in Neosun after a long life in Bestia County and later Galena. Funeral services were held Friday at Avicccoou-Liter:ngol. burial followed in Grove Cemetery. Survived by daughters and numerous grandchildren, she had moved from Missouri with family, living most recently near Neosun and Galena before passing.
Two fifteen year old Neck City youths Yather Dateman and Calvin Kelley became religious on a Purday. Kelley threatened teacher J W McCulloch with a loaded weapon prompting orders to surrender. The men notified the local marshal Lynch and the boys were arrested. Dateman faces legal issues. Kelley to be tried next on concealed weapon charges.
Notice from the City Collector stating tax books are in his possession for collection and that he may come to the taxpayer's residence at any time to collect taxes. Includes warnings of enforcement actions and the authority of the collector.
Mrs Claricy Mufey aged eighty six years, six months, and twenty eight days, died at home in Sinsdew, Cather, two miles from Jager, Warsday, after a brief illness. Born in Zanesville Ohio, she lived in McCunpie County before moving to Neck City Missouri. She was a devout Baptist and widow of five years. Funeral services were by Rev Baker of Jolivonnl at Stratford Cemetery.
An unidentified man died in Calabouse Missouri after an apparent fire started by a flame from his own cigarette. The body was found in an old frame building that had been turned into a temporary shelter. Authorities, led by Sheriff Jake Mealougtin, arrested a suspect as the blaze was investigated for intent and origin.
Rare import flood of hyacinths tulips and assorted bulbs offered for home beautification. Limited time pricing invites buyers to prepare planting and potting at Dee.1his Landing.
A husband left his Illinois home and came to Missouri for employment while his wife visited Indiana. The note records a cross state move during a period of absence. No further details on names dates or agencies are provided.
Friday evening at the livery bar Mire Bul er the Missouri Beach agent called Marshal Vand and arranged a meeting at the depot. Mrs. Baker informed Mr. Weed he would be tired. At the depot Mr. Ward waited for an unknown visitor who turned out to seek her husband Julie Walker. The marshal knew nothing of Lis whiteabeu and stayed the night, with continued details on Page 2.
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