Enclosed Find Check and Birth Notes From Jasper
Enclosed find check for renewal subscription sent to Jasper Missouri and a note about health and crops. The News reports births in the past week, including a boy near Jasper and a boy near Geta Finger in Dog Wheel incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Colo
Arthur F. Drake
Jasper
John
Hartley
Boy Kicked by Horses Near Jasper, Injury Reported
A 17 year old son of Jess Onstott living north of Jasper was kicked in the face by a horse last Friday. He suffered a broken nose and facial lacerations requiring several stitches. Government Ashamed of the Connection. The railroad administration has expressed the desire that all brewery owned cars be repainted and that advertising beer or intoxicants be eliminated. J H Campbell of Jasper area will hold a public sale Tuesday September 10 at his place. Auction includes 14 head of beef cattle and several brood mares plus hogs harness and implements. A W Radford is auctioneer. News office assisted with sale printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Onstott
Jasper
Horae
Railroad ‘Administration
J. H. Campbell
Local paper praised for community value and service
Garden City Views defends the local newspaper citing examples of residents like Mr. urs Maret Joel Aeschliman George Hummer E E McConnell Roy A Greer W V Irvine Co L Wilson Julia Walker Ethel Harry T B Hardaway and the postmaster. The piece argues a patron who dismisses local news misses the benefits it provides to the town and its people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urs Maret
Joel Aeschliman
George Hummer
E. E. McConnell
Roy A. Greer
W. V. Irvine
L. Wilson
Julia Walker
Ethel Harry
T. B. Hardaway
Garden City Views
Rev L L Pinnell Closes Work at Jasper Church
The Rev L L Pinnell closed his work for the conference year at the Jas per Mt EF Church South last Sunday night. The annual conference will be held mid month when Pinnell is expected to be placed on the superannuated roll. He has served Jasper two years and his family has won many friends as he may be pressed into service again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Pinnell
Jasper Mt. EF
South
Bro. Pinnell
Jasper
Jasper Baptist Church Notes at Covenant Meeting
Members of Jasper Baptist Church plan a covenant meeting Saturday September 7 at 1 p.m. This is the last meeting before the association at Carthage. Preaching Sunday morning and evening, with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Services also at Lynnland Sunday afternoon September 8. Everett Looney, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Baptist Church
The
Baptist Church
Alrged
Covenant Meeting
Carthage
Lynnland
Everett Looney
Local poultry show yields top prizes for Armstrong birds
Misa Althea Armstrong entered O Star Barred Rock fowls at a county show. Her birds earned second and third in cork premium, second and third in hen, first in cockerel, first and second in pullet, and first in pen. Mr Good and wife of Oronogo visited their son Jay Good on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Althea Armstrong
Good
Oronogo
Jay Good
Food shipments to Allies rose under Hoover drive
Meat and fat shipments jumped by 844 million pounds while wheat exports to Allied nations and U S forces reached 141 million bushels and 1.4 billion dollars in value. Food Administration measures supported by voluntary conservations boosted exports for 1917-18 ending June, with total Allied shipments around 1.6 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hoover
Wilson
Food Administration
Hoover praises US food export effort amid wartime shortages
In a year of universal food shortages, Hoover notes record Allied exports of wheat and cereals, driven by conservation and heavier livestock. He cites 2.19 billion pounds of exports to Allies in the last half of the fiscal year, compares to 1.27 billion the year before, and outlines cereal shipments totaling about 141 million bushels to Allies plus 10 million to neutrals, emphasizing the sacrifice of farmers and urban residents alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brj Hoover
American women cited as key in harvest effort
The article notes women across homes, eateries, food trades, and urban and agricultural sectors play a dominant role in credit for harvest results while wartime logistics unfold. Virgil Carter from Camp Funston reports service in the motor truck unit and nearing the war front, supervising a government supply truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Carter
Camp Funston
Virgil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth
Herman Stovblake
Got ‘Hid Fingera
Wheela
Storbeck'ang
Rev. L. L
Pinnell
Eos Oe
Llinery
America
Vogue
Burgesser
Fisk, Grace
Ramsay Bros. Dry Goods Company
Carthage, Missouri
Jasper County
Link
Fasken
Dell W. Hubbard Commission CO
Kansas City
Rie Sr Aurea
Auto Tire Shop
Gates
Dan Johnson
F. B. Dunning
Sunflower Sacks
Kansas Cement and Material Company
Burgner-Bowman Lbr. Co
Jasper, Mo
Jay Good, Mer