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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
10
A column argues that advertising benefits all, quoting H. J. Blanton of Paris Missouri. It asserts merchants, physicians, schools, and towns owe readers and customers to advertise their advantages, claiming neglect is a duty violation and publicity lifts labor, prosperity, and happiness.
Antipodes Island near New Zealand earned its name for its position opposite Lonion. The tale explains the direct antipodal relation shaping the nomenclature and historical note on the island’s naming.
All precinct chairmen of the Republican women of the first district of Jasper County will meet in Carthage on Saturday September 4 to report progress. All Republican women are invited by order Ella Harrison Chairman. Sunday Schools from M E South and Christian Churches joined for annual picnic at Carytown Miller's Grove Tuesday of last week.
Will Ferrell writes in The Kansas City Star about the open road, a caravan of Fords and other autos bound west and east. A gaunt man with a linen suit and a sunburnt girl ride with Rufus, John and Mary Jane as the streamer of cars grows. The piece ponders wanderlust, dust, and modern travel as a social spectacle and urge for wider roads.
The Spring River Baptist Sunday school association will hold its annual convention in Jasper on Tuesday September 14. The program led by J H H Mote includes sessions on school reports, Bible school roles after the war, church relations, grading small schools, training teachers, and officer selection with evening round table discussions and a long service. The association covers Jasper county and parts of nearby counties.
The tombstone of Johnathan son of Robert and Esther Piuje, who died December 16 1709, was unearthed by workers while excavating for a sewer connection on Branforth Place in Newark. The piece notes a cemetery disarray in this vicinity during the Revolutionary era.
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