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15 Oct 1914
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Jasper News in Jasper, Missouri
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
1
Corn Stalk Disease Warns Farmers for State Board Help
State Veterinarian D. FP informs the Office of the State Board of Agriculture at Columbia Missouri about complaints of livestock losses from the so called Corn Stalk Disease. Farmers and wives are urged to learn about the disease and its treatment and may request a circular by addressing the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Keys
State Board of Agriculture
Columbis
Births Reported This Week by Dr Knott and Jowerr
The News this week reports births to Jowerr and wife eight miles southeast a girl Saturday October to BE Crawford and wife Jasper a boy Wednesday October For pumps windmills and repairs by J E Steiner.
Fair Week Features Parade Attracting Jasper Attendees
The A H T A parade and demonstrations next Wednesday in Jasper will feature Lodges from Hosten Lynnland Plessant Hl Bloomingdale Carytown with Carthage participants. Visiting members from other sections and states are invited to join. The parade starts at 1 p m with county officials and candidates addressing the public each afternoon at the ATTOA venue. Congressional candidates Me Man love Becker Col Phelpe A Clark and others will speak, with state senate and county race hopefuls also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Hosten
Lynnland
Plessant Hl
Bloomingdale
Carytown
Carthage Lodge
Eit
Enemuaker
Denen
Me Man Love
Mr Becker
Col Phelpe
A. Clark
State Senate
Walnut Street couple celebrate 75th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Hill of Walnut and Case streets and Mr and Mrs Cox of McPherson Kans marked their wedding anniversaries yesterday. Mr and Mrs Cox received a gold clock and exchanged rings and bracelets. The Hills received a companion ring and bracelet plus cut glass water set for their family celebration. A noon luncheon and fern and autumn leaf decorations accompanied the event with guests including the Hills daughter Mrs H J Deardorff of Jasper and others from Tulsa and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex
Hill
Walnut
Case Streets
Mra. E A. Cox
McPherson, Kans
Mrs. Hill
Mr. Cox
Meu
Cox
Mr. Hill
J. N. Hill
Tulan
Okla
H. J. Deardorff and Son
Jasper
R. D. Purcell
Tulsa
Majority favor lights in Jasper. few votes against
The Tuesday vote on a light franchise for Golden City parties in Jasper passed with 125 total votes and only 4 opposed. The local electric venture, led by Woo Percy and Irwin Murray, prepared machinery and began preliminary work Wednesday. Separate reports tell of Wm. E. Hyder’s death by suicide near Boston, stunning Jasper residents who knew him as a trusted neighbor and businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden City
Jasper
Woo Percy
Irwin Murray
Jaeper
Dtive
Wm. E. Myder
Boston
BU Hyder
Mel Hyder
Blue Attar
Bill Hyder
Hyder
Fox
Sioen
Hull Appeals 10 Farmers for Fall Farm Show
Hull calls on farmers appointed as superinten dent of the department to support a fall fair. He stresses farming, stock growth, and the city’s welfare. Citizens have aided the fair financially and patrons deserve full support. He urges showcasing corn, wheat, oats, and other staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acelin
Department of Dian Vroducts
Citiens
Largest local wheat crop reported by east Jakper farmers
H Bart and partners thresh 7710 bushels, the biggest yield in years, on rough ground east of Jakper. They also seed 500 acres and foresee a much larger output next year. The Eads are noted farmers enjoying prosperity. 1 &. Care bought J L Thomson's feed and poultry business yesterday, to operate at the brick barn opposite the hotel. Mr Carr invites customers to visit his new place of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Jakper
Eads
Care
J. L. Thomson
Carr
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. L. Roberts & Son
Por
Coe
J. E. Steiner
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
Federal Reserve
U. S. Postal Savings Depositary
A. L. Shannon
Mooneyham
E, Hyder
W L. Carter
Agee
Prem
Wo Carter
Janper
Carter
Carters
Tore
Virgil
Wine Itert
Mise Hazel
Iime
Chen
Hull
J. E. Carr
Kodak
Kodaks and Supplies
Nyal Store
J. K. Schooler
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