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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
5
A local column reports on community life with names and snippets of visits and gatherings. Stella Keser attended a church event in Jasper County, while Mrs Jn Ribiat Lakers and Miss Helen from Carthage joined Miss Leote Wik for a Sunday dinner. Nearby residents discussed farm work and family visits.
In Bethel a religious service was led by Reverend W. O Tieinrpen with attendees from Cure Sint present. A procession and ceremony are planned for Saturday, featuring music, offerings, and remarks by local participants.
Fragmentary Lebanon notes mention weather, travel, a business trip to Lamar, family visits, a school activity on Friday, a fever concern among neighbors, rental and farming mentions, and local families such as the Woodrow Bros and Gorge referenced in a casual, diary-like style.
An unclear report describes a Redmond resident making a startling assertion about a farm and a county land dispute. Authorities investigate details as residents debate the credibility of the claim amid surrounding confusion.
Fragmented text lists multiple names and relationships across a community setting. It mentions farmers, a Pine or Wellily place, and various individuals including Mrs Lourye Lelinge, Jenteal Reville, Myre Jom Wagner, Kerrrute se eater, Alea PY Miller, Grim Erin, and Harry among others. The passage is a garbled collage with few readable facts.
In a Salt Lake Ground area report, relatives of Meretin attended a funeral for Dora De van and a \"Crengluge\" man faced an incident at the Hayntalt. The regular monthly service occurred at Salem Church with Alm Rilew King and family. a break in at a branch led to minor injuries. Visitors dined together after services, while Herman Rots assisted at the site during the eventful day.
An unclear notice invites the public to visit a Crescent area stand for a planned event. The fragment mentions a five lows pattern and a figure named Guy Chapman in association with a promotional scene.
Fragmented OCR lists varied subscription rates and weekly content notes from The Kansas City Star era, mentioning new and old subscribers. The garbled text references rates, weekly issues, special Sundays, and schedules without clear dates or coherent details.
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