22 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
1
Obscure note reports Bert Crandall, a wrestler, involved in a contested incident and describes a tense exchange with Jasper and others. Also mentions R. Corder undergoing an operation for abdominal issues, with improvement expected. Crow Mercantile Co solicits produce and poultry.
Jasper City hosts a two day fair with livestock and agricultural displays. Visitors travel in amid cloudy weather as exhibitors showcase quality produce and arts. Wednesday morning features a bright schedule with contests and local products drawing a growing crowd.
A busy morning in Joplin ends with a child named Smail Boy, son of Post master Kirkpatrick, knocked down by a wagon while coming from the home of Rob Crewdord. He suffered a facial injury but is expected to recover. the driver Mr Rand reported the incident and remained with the scene until help arrived.
Rev W K Chatten of Neosho appointed to replace Rev W O Thompson after four years at Marionville. Thompson moves to Malta Bartel, Church membership rising with strong Sunday School and participation. Chatten, married with two children, to arrive in June to begin duties.
The page lists several farm auctions set for Wednesday and Thursday featuring livestock including 145 head of Poland China pigs and 16 head of horses, plus cattle, hogs, hay, fodder, and implements. Sellers include Mintel Homm at Terry Grishin place near Corytown and John B. Taffoer near Jasper and Boston, with details on pumps and windmills.
Charley Andrews known as the Fiddling Tornado wins ten dollars and a suitcase in a local fiddlers contest at the old time fiddlers gathering Saturday night. The event drew many contestants and featured old tunes and lively dancing. donations are sought for European children via Sunday School collections.
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