Neighborhood News From Jasper Neighborhood
Local notes report upcoming events and community updates from Jasper and nearby areas. Festivities, sick lists, school openings, visitors from Carthage and Springfield, a surprise birthday, and church gatherings are summarized with names like Fern Replogle Carthage, Lorena Estey, Lillian Casovan, Gwenneth Spain, Miss Pear Hay, and families including the McClintocks, Trios, and Johns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mastin Stith
Crenshaw
Marcum
Roy Brock
Mr. Alexander
O. D. Wood
Lakeside
Fern Replogle
Carthage
Lorena Estey
Sunbeam
Lillian Casavan
Gwenneth Spain
White River
Local Social Roundup and Cemetery Notice
J W Frake and Jeff Dayringer viewed Lamar court house steeple Monday. Remains of Uncle Steve Garrett entered Waters Cemetery today. Wood sale drew a good crowd last Tuesday with fair prices. Lynnland school to begin next Monday with Maury Curtis as teacher. Farmers near ready for wheat sowing, awaiting rain for harrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drue Sharp
Sam King
James Evans
H. C. Cline
Gilbert Keltner
Steve Garrett
Waters
Wm. Lukens
Carthage
Wm. Lauderbaugh
Mr. Cooper
Luther Wescott
Rising Sun
Wm. Huffman
Clyde Wagner
Alba
Ferguson
Nellie
Jasper
Lynnland School
Maury Curtis
Blue Star local news and visiting notices
Monnie Davis left Wednesday for Chicago for several days. Henry Kaderly of Kansas City visited relatives and conducted business last Tuesday. W. E. Hyder handles jury duty in Lamar this week. Mr. and Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Hyder are on the sick list. Billie Atkinson plastered for Mikesell last Tuesday. Mrs. Jacob Resh visited Kansas and returned home last Monday bringing Mrs. Fred Resh who will stay here. I have for sale three or four milch cows or will trade for a buggy and harness with double work harness. J. E. Hull
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Foster
Carter
Dewey
Johnston
Hannertown
Fred Earl
Isaac Thompson
Emery Tiller
William Sweezy
Frank Magers
Lamar
J. F. Curtis
Charley Teeter
Jasper
Cearnal
Julia Stricker
Dan Johnson
Arthur Probert
RE. E. Hubbard
Blood
Carthage
Follmer
Copeland
Everett
Porto Rico
Pred Stricker
North Star
Fern Powell
Bloomingdale
H. F. Block
Summit
Pearl Johnson
Liberty
Stella Thomas
McGoffin
Ethyl Probert
Lewis Hartley
Glen Cartwright
Ruby Machel
Alberta Earl
Wm. McClintock
Monnie Davis
Chicago
Henry Kaderly
Kansas City
W. E. Hyder
J. E. Hull
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Garrett and Family
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during illness and death of beloved husband and father Mas. 5. W. Garrett and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Garrett
Literacy in Foreign Armies Shown by Returns
A review of army education reveals Switzerland with just over one in a thousand illiterate and one in a hundred unable to read well, while Germany shows 2 percent illiteracy. France, per Temps, reports 14.5 percent insufficiently instructed and 6.6 percent illiterate, with 27.2 percent holding diplomas or certificates deemed sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fwlae
Germany
Switzerland
France
Temps
The Deadly Dust
German figures show five of a thousand dust workers die of consumption, while two of a thousand not exposed to dust die from the disease. The data highlight the lethal impact of dusty occupations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor Wiese
Hardy's Story Of His Grandfather At Dorchester Meeting
Alfred Pope relayed a tale told by the novelles about Thomas Hardy’s grandfather. One night he outwitted two would‑be robbers by seating on a furzed faggot with a glow worm lit hat, horned with fern fronds, exposing a fetter and recounting the feat by glow worm light. Rumor soon spread that the devil had been seen at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Standard
We Never Forget Early Home Life Cures
Forty years of cures prove Buckien's Arnica Salve a merit used by mothers or grandmothers to treat burns boils sores eruptions sprains and bruises. Unrivaled for piles corns and cold sores. Only 25 cents at H F Pitts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckien
H. F. Pitts
Cook's Accidental Potato Discovery on Delayed Train
An official Paris to Saint Gerion train delayed by an hour led a cook to resume frying potatoes after they had cooled briefly. When the train arrived the potatoes burst into crisp, balloon like forms, delighting the guests. The cook unknowingly created pommes de terre soul feos through the unpunctual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
St. Geriontn
Kineh
Banking ledger details of reserves and deposits
A fragmented report lists loans and discounts, overdrafts secured and unsecured, and various reserves. It shows figures for U S bonds, national and state bank deposits, trust companies, and savings banks along with redemption funds and capital stock. The text references checks, demand certificates, and different forms of currency and reserve requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Honda
U. S. Bondy
S. Bonde
Hanke
Hanks and Hankers
Redwin
Cacwen
Craring House
Whole Family Benefited By Wonderful Remedy
A reader describes widespread strain from modern life and urges relief through a simple remedy to ease nerves irritability and fatigue. The piece notes frequent waking, poor appetite and difficulty sleeping and suggests a concrete remedy to restore balance.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Praised in Atlanta Letter
A Georgia reader from 33 Corput Street Atlanta lauds Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a reliable remedy for headaches and nervous strain. The letter claims the pills ease pain, nervousness, and irritability, enabling continued housework, and notes availability from MiLee Medical Co. at 25 doses for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Martsfield
Corput St
Atlanta Ga
Dave
MiLee Medical Co
Gikhart
Tnd
Local shoppers flock to Jasper fair week store invite
A string of purchases from hardware and farm supply items marks a bustling period as residents like Mrs. W Hi Stlsor, Wesley N. Cline, Roy Radford, C J Awick, JM Shiftett, J. Stansberry and others buy buggies nails derricks water separators dynamite and enamel ware. The note lists numerous names among valued customers and extends an invitation to visit the Jasper City Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley N. Cline
Emerson
Roy Radford
Brourlson
C J Awick
JM Shiftett
J. Stansberry
Arch Rice
HO. Earl
Dick Patterson
Will Crabtree
W.C. Lennistern
Jasper City Fair
C. Embree
W. EF. Pfander
F.M. Kelly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Zion
Myra Tiller
Otto Goddard
Lonnie Stricker
Reynolds
Maple Grove
Terry Gardner
Curtis
Harris
Keiffer
Springfield
Adrian
Grandma McClintock
Zion Church
The
Baptist Association
Basil McClintock
Fred Schooler
J. W. Frake
Jeff Dayringer
Bell Boyd
Grandma King
Boston
John King
Lynnland
BLUE
Merchants Bank
Jasper, Missouri
T. H. Tiller
N L. Roberts
N. H. Patterson
J. N. Marsh
T Cashier
Haviland
Pancy
L. T. Waterbury
New Mo. Pac
BOE Sous Ib
First National Bank
Jaaper
Missouri
U.S
Sade
Prosta Wen
Indien Ee Et Joconivndy
Sato
Mincouri
W.c
Thomas
Crebier
Ieceses
Coshier
Brick
J.E. Carr & Co
Schuttler
and Weber
Keystone
J.a.cozatt
Fife
Dr. Miles
Sharp’s Locals
Lawt
Hoosier
Rock City Wagons
Dé Laval
Cine
Royal American Fencing
St. Louis
Emerson Buoys
Buster Brown
Soli G. Me Magers
W. Hi Stlsor
A. A. Foster
Frank Wood
Ender
Wright
Ikenman
Peerless
Schooler Grain CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!