Mean Brute Dialogue Sparks Suspicions
In a tense exchange Mrs Naybor notes the wife’s social activity and Mr Gath retorts that if she is not entertaining guests she is entertaining suspicions, signaling marital strain and hidden tensions.
25 Nov 1920
Page 1
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
1
In a tense exchange Mrs Naybor notes the wife’s social activity and Mr Gath retorts that if she is not entertaining guests she is entertaining suspicions, signaling marital strain and hidden tensions.
A former joke from a vaudeville show is recounted in the Sarcoxie Record. A. B. Cox's hen sitting on eggs supposedly hatched ducklings died of shell shock when she saw her step-children. The note mentions Q R Jones crashing Purl Gulick's delivery wagon and knocking the liver from it.
Obituary notes recount John Tyler Crow born 1845 Caldwell County Kentucky and died November 23 192? at his Jasper County home. A Civil War veteran of the Fourteenth Kansas Cavalry he leaves six children ten grandchildren and a sister. He joined United Brethren and later the M E Church. The piece includes family tributes and a funeral elegy.
Embree and Stilwell of Baxter Springs have rented the S. A. Keltner building to open a bakery and grocery store. Both men are bakers. Mr. Em ree is Stilwell's son-in-law and a cousin of Lace Embree of Jasper.
A terse observation notes that rust ruins farm implements left in yards, suggesting damaged equipment loses value and usefulness. The remark contrasts impressions of indestructibility or easy access to farm machinery with the practical decline caused by exposure and neglect.
Police Judge Armstrong fined a man for trading horses on the square this morning. The sentence totaled six dollars and sixty five cents including costs.
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