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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
1
Fred Follmer, injured while drawing a wheat drill west of Jasper, is at Carthage Hospital. His foot became caught in the drill chain during a field turning, bursting the left ankle joint. surgeons have not decided the outcome, but a stiff ankle is likely if the foot cannot be saved.
Amanda E. Faskin, native of Ohio and pioneer resident of Jasper County, died at her son Oscar Faskin's home three miles southeast of Jasper on Monday October 9. Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday at 10 a.m. Rev J W Moore of Golden City officiated. Burial followed in Faskin Cemetery. She was nearly 85, born in Cincinnati, and survived by four sons and two daughters: L. Faskin of Kansas City, Oscar Faskin, Mrs. B. M. Miller, Robert Gresham, James and John.
Pupils of Mrs. Allen Peterson present a piano recital at the M E Church Friday night October 13 at 8 oclock. The program includes March of the Wee Folk Bobby Shaftoe’s Gone to Sea The Tantalizing Mean Spaulding Alvin Radford Ken the Boat Tips Northland Cradle Song Sabbath Morn Icilto Scarf Dance etc. Vocals include Dawn Light and Bird Keee Icilto Goodbye Break of Morn Valse Arabesque and more performed by named students and teachers.
Secretary reports large entry prospects for the fourteenth annual Jasper Fair. Weather largely favorable for stalls, cattle, horses, and mill product shows. Early entries urged to avoid wind-up congestion. public urged to attend and welcome visitors. Bert Webb recalls Iowa road-building insights from a trip to Rodman and Albany, while death notes honor Robert S. Wright, Civil War veteran and longtime Jasper County farmer, buried in Faskin Cemetery after services in Golden City.
Poultry Committee invites exhibitors to bring one male and four females for the fair next week. Participants should provide feed and drinking cups or cans for their birds. free exhibition coops are available.
J Henson pastor of M E Church South announces preaching at 10 AM and 11 30 AM on October 15 in Boston. He invites all to attend and says prayers are for a great year.
Let us help you plan repairs alterations or new work with interior drawings at no cost. We show attractive panel arrangements that can be quickly and economically built with Cornell-Wood-Board instead of lath and plaster.
Tuesday's markets show eggs at 27 cents and hens from 13 to 17 cents. Spring chickens bring 14 cents, while cream ranges 38 to 35 cents. Oats cost 40 cents, corn 5 cents, wheat 95 cents. Milkrun at 1.30 dollars, bran 1.00 dollars, shorts 1.40 to 1.50 dollars, chop 1.35 to 1.40 dollars.
For rent a good house and barn about three miles from town. Inquiries at First National Bank. 1-tf.
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