08 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
1
An event titled Chicken Pie Dinner is announced by Vie Uthal Oluly oil at Conrnel Smpdetient Co uiteting on Saturday in Odioburgo. It invites everyone to attend for a reasonable price. A complete line of men's dress and work shirts is offered by Cords & Son. For pump, windmills and repairs see J. Ff Steiner.
A brief birth notice reports the baby of C M Sherdan and Wile born at A I Herry's. The parents reside in Galveston Texas with family visiting. no other details or dates provided.
Fragmentary notice reports a sale or offer related to boys’ clothing or suites at a Jackson location with a low price. Names and precise items are unreadable. readers are urged to check the local paper for clarified details and dates.
A local notice urges Jasper voters to decide on granting a five year electric light franchise to a company to build and operate a plant at Jasper with municipal oversight. Supporters claim improved service and lower insurance costs, while some prefer city ownership. The piece critiques franchise terms and promotes reading the ordinance before voting.
Moulton family travels to Arkansas seeking better prospects. They plan to sell household goods, two pool tables, cows and hogs, and farming implements to fund the move. The move aims to take place after February, amid talk of community support and local merchants, with a note urging readers to read the article for more on the plan and the local business climate.
The Lyceum Course begins Tuesday October 14 at the opera house with performers George Tack Kathryne Behweich Winnie Stewart Henry and Mike Henry presenting soloists, readings, piano, and dramatic pieces. The venue has been prepared by the High School and city events to improve the opera house.
Mrs J R Wheat, wife of a prominent Aurora merchant, died Tuesday morning after a long illness. Surrounded by husband, children, and grandchildren, she passed quietly about ten o clock. The remains were sent to Aurora for interment. Five children were born to the couple, three surviving. Details note her birth in Ten nessee, arrival in Missouri with her parents in 1860, marriage at Aurora, and that she was a devoted wife and Christian church member. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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