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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
3
The Jasper News published by Arthur F P Drake and Parker Missouri lists postal filters and subscription terms in a decayed OCR fragment. It shows a dated notice, density of names, and boxy typography typical of early 20th century local papers.
The Jasper News, a weekly publication from Jasper Missouri, lists Arthur Drake as editor, business manager, publisher, and owner. The document, sworn before Notary Bert Webb on September 6, 1914, attests to the paper's ownership and management details.
Judge Thomas J Seehorn of the Kansas City circuit court is endorsed for a Missouri Supreme Court seat by the Jackson County Bar Association. A Democrat, he aims to fill the until recently held by Chief Justice Henry Lamm, a Republican, as his term nears expiration. The bar association meeting had balanced Democratic and Republican members and received broad local praise. A Welch Oklahoma note mocks loafers under a Welch Watchman reprint.
Families and neighbors are listed with visits from Harensn Lilly and others, relations staying with relatives, new pupil enrollment at Blue school, and several residents ill with typhoid fever. A man named Dennis Grider was injured by a horse kick, with additional social calls and farm moves noted around Lamar and nearby towns.
Bruner and his young son Albert spent the day with Charley Taffner and wife. Mrs. Grant Miller has been on the nick house for the past week. Charley Davis made another trip to Pingsburg, the seat of the deck. Meg Rath Villets came home from Tallahassee. Milford men lay.
Leganor Misa Vitis AnMetRoxG and Allert Miller, noted for a week long wealth, show slow improvement at home two miles east of Lebanon. Guy Norris, Iowa railroad employee, vacationing with his parents in Samar, visited R P Lane’s home last week. A large turnout attended the Old Settlers Reunion at Lamar Saturday. Mrs Mary Lyan sold three head of young cattle to Jon Stansberry Saturday. Miss Nona Redmond attended Mount Carmel church Sunday school and later dinner at Hustings home. A R Armstrong and wife dined with home folks Sunday. Mrs Mary Dynan visited Allen Miller Sunday.
The item lists a series of domestic happenings around Bos tom including Mrs Anzaleth Jolteon visiting sister Patti Nelyor, Sire Johnson’s limited access to see someone, health concerns, and several neighbors traveling or hosting. Names include Mrs Zee Wigh, Mrs Martha Rex, Mrs Win ter, Miss Mae Woodrow, and Norria Crone, among others. A Pitiebury move is announced for Zee Wigh’s family after weeks away.
A Chicago Journal item reflects on chemists and strangers in science, noting a strange property of catalysis and the idea that people can act unseen for the greater good. It touches on social life, marriage, and the judgment of a St Louis judge who calls Ayat Uppinur a porter a voluntary act, remarking the judge’s lack of porter experience.
Great package offer for Missouri and Kansas farmer publication. Send 25 cents to receive one year and a packet of Floral Birthday Thanksgiving Christmas Valentine set cards. Advertisement promises artful designs and scientific farm content from Kansas City, Missouri.
Attention Farmers Investors and Homeseekers. Excerpt advertises land in Missouri under a range of crops and fruit trees with long term growth, including lemons oranges peaches pecans and walnuts. Mentions Riviera Beach on the Gulf and Reinert Beach near Baffin Bay with interurban rail link and Panama Canal proximity. Local agent C W Holmes Jasper Missouri provides contact for literature.
A Baltimore woman has applied for her seventh divorce. Some people are wearier satisfied.
A London bishop told Quenya College for Women that at any moment he can produce nine happy persons for every miserable one, urging optimism in the audience. The remark reflects a focus on moral uplift and collective well being within the religious discourse.
An old fashioned father questions a suitor's ability to marry his daughter. The young man responds that if he already pays the rent and buys most clothes and food for the family, they can manage. The exchange reflects pragmatic expectations over material support.
Italiane legends describe hulgu? and others wearing a pink coral piece to ward off the evil eye. The claim centers on coral as a protective charm in folk belief.
A Mason Michigan reader praises Dr King’s New Discovery as essential at home for coughs colds and pneumonia. The ad claims the medicine stops sickness spreading, with a bold guarantee and widespread use by families. It notes a 30 cent bottle price and availability at local druggists.
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