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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
1
Republican candidate Joe Manlove spoke at Liberty Theater Saturday night to a large Republican crowd with some Democrats present. He focused on good citizenship, tariff, and Republican achievements, avoiding vitriol and sarcasm while maintaining broad local appeal.
The marriage took place at 8 oclock Saturday evening in Carthage. Rev E Sapp officiated with relatives present. The ceremony featured A Perfect Love sung by Martha Curtis and the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin played by Ethel Ritehart. The bride wore white satin trimmed with pearls and roses. The couple will reside on West Central Avenue after a brief Springfield honeymoon. Mrs Leech Wiseman relapsed from typhoid fever last week. her husband also had the illness but is recovering.
A sunny Jasper City Fair day turned brisk at noon as locals and visitors packed the grounds to view livestock, cattle and dairy classes. Notable entries include Jersey cattle, draft horse displays, and a thriving school department with 18 rural schools. FF. Follmer returned home from Carthage Hospital after a tractor gear injury. Attendees also visited the Neosho fair with a notable list of participants.
An announcement lists Rue Webb of Jasper and Miss Martha Curtis of Carthage as engaged. The wedding will be held at the bride’s parents home, J F Curtis and wife, in Carthage on Wednesday October 25.
Willis Carns owns a pure bred Jersey cow that produced four calves in twelve months. The cow calved twins last year and again last week delivering two more heifers. The cow lacks registration papers, but remains prized for its prolificacy.
Dr. Knott reports Spoon family births with a girl born Monday October 16 to L B Spann and wife eight miles NW of Jesper and a boy born Tuesday October 17 to C E Spoon and wife six miles north of Jasper, suggesting another set soon.
In Jasper, W H Waters and E L Crawford run breeding kennels for birds dogs including pointers and Llewellyn setters. They sold two four week old pups for 50 each and a partly trained female for 200. Passenger trains 214 and 215 were reinstated, resuming former schedules through Jasper at 637 PM and 2:00 AM.
A repair planning notice offers interior alterations with Cornell-Wood-Board panels as an economical alternative to lath and plaster. It promises free draws showing attractive panel arrangements and emphasizes quick, cost-effective construction options.
New prices for spring markets show poultry and grain costs with chicken at six to seven cents, cream five cents, oats two cents, corn five to six cents, wheat around 1409. Mindful substitutions note Miss Kieroiy of Lamar and Mrs. Clarence Rand replacing Miss CaseinvIt and Hendricks as teachers in five studies while a vacation meeting occurred in Springfield.
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