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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
3
Local notices from Lebanon Mississippi recount routine social visits sicknesses and daily life. Names include H B Norrie J M Phillipe and families with Edna Eve Armstrong Murphys and Lyman households noted among neighbors visiting sharing fruit and meals. Several residents report illness recovery and convalescence while others visit relatives in Jasper Webb City and Carthage detailing Sunday and Saturday gatherings.
Union Valley notes a busy social week with extended visits among Buerge, Carr, and Hummel families. locals Mrs J Stott and Mrs N Hugmel called. Gladys Patterson injured a finger in a cream separator. Ray Karlford and wife visited Houseman family. Jarol Scott, George Dinte, and others hosted or visited relatives in Jasper and Carthage. multiple relatives from Los Angeles and Sedalia planned visits. farm drills and minor scrapes noted. neighbors entertained and traveled to Cort Missouri and Golden Day services.
Weary notes list social visits and gatherings in Blue and Bethel area last week. Neighbors recount parties birthdays dinners and Sunday visits involving Cline Miller Yates Atchisson Brad ford S. B Switchell and many others with names like Arnet Arner and Lilly noted among the social rounds.
I will begin Wagonette depot service Monday the 19th and meet all trains except the Midnight train, which I will greet when arrangements are made. I will haul both baggage and passengers.
George Badd and family spent Sunday with Mrs W St Budd and Mrs George Crawfort and daughter Milfted veived Dre Lirue Sharp Suttley Mike Work man spent Sunday with brake brothers.
Florence Miller recovering from fever with family at her side Sam Miller also ill with fever and cared for at home Keney Miller reports a new dog and James Hinze visits Carthage winner James Hinze was a Carthage victor. George Inage Wagner visiting grandfather GO P Wagner and wife this week while father sowing wheat Mr C D McCarthy of Oklahoma City owns mine property. Mr Ro Tiltute and Mrs Clyde Wagner present. Mr McLanahan merchant will remain in Carytown. Augusta Ryle home from Jupeier school Sunday. Mrs A Boge and daughter in Carytown Wednesday Miss Bernia listed.
A garbled plea mentions a $100 reward and a potential date tied to Ferris or Carter, with scattered references to a public sale, voting, and a supposed event. Names and places are unreadable, but the text hints at a legal or public notice theme.
Readable lines invite buyers to tulips and hyacinths for spring. Also available fenny begonia and other plants. Contact W Hager for selections and timing.
The text presents a garbled mix of names, fragments, and phrases likely from a 19th or early 20th century page. Readable elements include scattered personal names, possible local events, and stray lines mentioning figures like Jasper, Blewett, and Veetp, with unclear actions or dates. The overall item resembles a damaged column of poetry, notices, and quirky notes rather than a coherent single report.
The article outlines a mortgage settlement involving a petitioner of real estate. It references a petitioner identified as Pete, with proceedings tied to property located near Wimmer and Ford, including a courtroom or county setting.
Notice announces a special election in Jarper City to approve a municipal franchise and related matters. It details voting places, eligibility, and the role of city aldermen, with the election date and publication note. The document is signed by City Clerk A. Motes and first published September 24.
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