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Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1920

Page

2

Denniston family social notes from local area

Mrs Chas Nett spent Thursday with Mrs Ralph Cline and Frank Wood and wife of Iantha. Walter Wood and wife visited Frank Wood's on Sunday. Chas Nett family and Mrs John Hane family visited Fred Scott's. Milo Trimble and wife visited Mrs J A Boyd. Andy Obergfelt and family toured Pittsburg Thursday. John Buzzard butchered beeves all week. Jewel Lilly and wife visited Bart Ingel's. Mrs Ralph Cline visited Bram Cline's. Silas Denniston and wife visited Bart Ingel's Sunday afternoon.

Chas. Nett Ralph Cline Frank Wood Iantha Walter Wood Chas, Nett John Hane Fred Scott Milo Trimble J. A. Boyd Andy Obergfelt Pittsburg John Buzzard Jewel Lilly Bart Ingel’s Bram Cline Silas Denniston Bart Ingel's

Local residents share visits and weather notes in Lamar area

John King falls ill with heart trouble. Lawrence Trout and wife visited Geo Fowler. Lafe Rist bought a call from Geo Fowler. Cap Joyce helped with wheat for Lee Clements. Various locals, including Roy Slate, J T Madden, and Miss Stella Joyce, visit friends. A heavy rain fell Thursday evening and Sunday School was canceled at Forest Grove. Numerous trips to Lamar, farm tasks, peddling beef, wood hauling, and apple gathering mark the week among neighbors.

Lawrence Trout Geo. Fowler Lafe Rist Cap Joyce Lee Clements Lamar MR. W. Fowler Roy Slate Milo J. T. Madden Charlie L. D. Needham Fred Fo J. W. Rakestraw Bill Elmore S. R. Mitchell Jasper Gladys Needham Letha Elmore Forest Grove Bob James Ed Cale C. R. Joyce John King Si Watkins Geo.Fowler Alex Steelman Kenoma Scott Carr Wynn Oldham Lindsey al Quinn Lisher Stella Joyce Business Kansas City Virgil Martin W. E. Spann Rene Lucas Leo Harold Clarence Means Seymour Brown Harold Harrington Homer Rakesatraw Leonard Lawless Carro Harrington Frank Wilson Mark Cones Lawless Lysle Short S. Short

Blue and Bethel Community Notices

Mrs Faris spent Wednesday with Mrs Charley Faris and Mr and Mrs Yates plus Ernest at Mr Quillin s. Elsie Arner visited Clyde Wagner s last week. Meredith Hendricks and family spent Thursday at Frank Carns s. Corrie Lilly spent the weekend at Doyle Lilly s. Ola and Floyd Worley called at Mr Pryor s. Blanche Pugh is on the sick list. Box supper at Blue School October 29 with preaching October 24 by Mr Bennett. Everyone invited.

Faris Charley Faris Eva Cline Carrie Helen Keltner Emmett Chote Floyd Worley Blue School House Mr. Bennett Blue

Name of the plant evokes deer ears in yellow adder’s tongue

The American Forestry Magazine of Washington notes the plant’s name matches its appearance. Erect leaves resemble startled deer ears and the mottled colors with a fawn tint on the outer yellow lines reinforce the jewellike naming.

John Burroughs American Forestry Magazine of Washington

Worthy Bullets on Work and Self Belief

A motivational voice argues for action over complaints, belief in personal effort, and continuous striving. It emphasizes that effort today yields rewards tomorrow and that a person remains capable until self faith is lost.

Bibert Hybben

From Weed to Sik: Forests Cut for Alk Stockings Demand

Forests have been cleared to supply pencils but now larger quantities are needed for the manufacture of artificial silk items and other attire. Wood remains the primary raw material for this shift in production.

Egyptian Murrey Cloth Durability From Locust Bean Finish

The ancient Egyptian mummy cloth shows extraordinary durability due to a finish derived from a vegetable gum sourced from the African locust bean tree.

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