03 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1914
Page
1
A garbled report discusses a law restricting police or officials from entering homes and seizing liquor. It mentions penalties including jail, and notes suppression efforts by a club or group in various towns. It reflects a period effort to regulate alcohol and enforce compliance locally.
Roy Wellas2 announces readiness to repair watches clocks and jewelry with attention to quality. The notice asks readers to bring in items for first class service and thanks patrons for their support.
St. Louis Republic reports that global wheat supply is shaped by wartime disruption. Experts warn the world will need bread heavily this year and next as fields lie fallow and workers are abroad. The piece questions White House policy and how higher prices could aid American farmers amid conflict.
Fragmented notes describe a belief that a harvest of wheat near Jasper will trigger a great event, with men proposing a communal effort to support the prophecy. The writer mentions Charley Parris, long-time residents, and thoughts of past homes as they discuss crops, weather, and local people.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Wagner express gratitude for kindness and aid from neighbors and friends during the illness and death of their precious baby.
A garbled notice lists several births and marriages from the week, mentioning families like Hartley, Southworth, and McConnell. It reads as a rough roster of newborns or anniversaries with spouses and surnames, but details are largely unclear due to OCR errors.
The News Daily requests subscriptions for Star Times and daily editions amid European war coverage. It lists The Ghiybe Democrat and Republic of St Jose Let as partners and notes rates and office location for The News.
A wedding in Miller county presided by Maeter Hollins KKnett to the bride Tala Purteren daughter of NON Watterson. The bride resisted at first but the minister ensured the ceremony proceeded. Guests included local families and the wedding highlighted routine expectations and community sentiment. The article also notes anticipated mail route improvements and local travel considerations for Jasper.
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