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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1912

Page

4

Neighborhood News In Brief From the Ozarks and Nearby

Local column recounts visits and social gatherings across Carthage Golden City Jasper and Salem. Families like Thompson Harker McClintock Binney Wardlow Hodges and Reeves appear among others. Community events include parties school news church notes Epworth League activity and a Sunday school convention at Salem with plans for an all day session.

MrCarthy Carytown Camlbge Oklahoma City Elliott Kendricktown Mosley Alexander Salem

Farmers Union notes seasonal farm work and visits

Farmers are cutting corn and putting up hay. Ernest Rex and Almond Quinn cut corn for Fred Winter last week. Burl Ray Vernie Ray and Ben Welsh returned home from Wisconsin. Mrs. Mary Lyman visited her son Will Lyman and family Friday night. Fred Rex shipped cattle to Kansas City Monday. Fred Winter and family visited Joe Huber Sunday. John Lee and family visited Frank Thacker and wife Sunday. Emma Winter and children visited Mrs. Chas Moore Sunday. Exmima Fudge and children returned home Saturday after visiting G H Redmond and family, Laura and Alta Armtrong visited their brother Arthur and wife Saturday afternoon.

Ernest Rex Almond Quinn Fred Winter Burl Vernie Ray Ben Welsh Wisconsin Mary Lyman Will Lyman Fred Rex Kansas City Joe Huber John Lee Frank Thacker Emma Winter Chas. Moore Exmima Fudge G. H. Redmond Laura Alta Armetrong Arthur Satuday

Lynnland Weather Ushers Wheat Sowing Season

Light showers have improved ground condition for wheat sowing. Notable farm activity includes J F Gulick filling a large silo at Spring Valley Ranch and Fr W Wescott farm workers hauling corn to fill another silo. Local social visits include Miss Dorothy Hille with Miss Jennie Lukens in Carthage, Mrs Theo Lawson returning from Fort Collins, and Miss Nellie Lauderbaugh visiting in Jasper. The community extends sympathy to Wm Huffman and wife.

J. FB. Gulick Spring Valley Ranch

Infant death and relocation plans noted in local item

An infant passed away Wednesday night affecting families including Vernjie Byers. BH Moore and wife plan to move to Fort Leavenworth Kansas this month. The notice also mentions livestock for sale and a trade for a buggy and harness. J & Hull.

Pleasant Hill School Closed For Jasper City Fair

Pleasant Hill districts suspend classes Wednesday and Thursday due to the Jasper City Fair. Local social items note Mrs. Wm Patterson visiting Mrs Clarey, and various neighbors and families in Carthage and Orange. A party at Gay Webbs and several Sheridan School dismissals are mentioned along with visits by Edwards, Winans, and others. Star Grand Shoes Are Better.

Jasper Wm. Patterson Clarey Carrie Irene Winans Mary Triplett J. W. Edwards I. A. Edwards Lewis Heilrick Carthage Edgar Maxwell Oronnge Lionel Winder Riley King

Weeds in Jasper to be cut or owners billed

Jasper citizens are urged to cut weeds around their premises to prevent the town from being tagged by overgrowth. Marshal John Ward warns that uncut lots will be cleaned up at the property owners’ expense under the town ordinance.

Jasper John Ward Ilinoy Wihlie Yen N. A. Waditell Washington St Wen Tex Miys Leen Ceti Miles Miles Medical CO Gikhart Tng

Buckion Arnica Salve Promoted for Home Burns and Sores

Forty years of cures attest the salve’s merit for burns boils scalds and eruptions. Unrivaled for piles and worn skin. Only 29 posts at H. F. Pitts.

Tcience Buckion H. F. Pitts

Fragmentary timetable note from rail schedule

A partial OCR fragment shows times like 4:48 am and 1.00 m and 10.00 a for southbound trains, with unclear station or route details. No clear date, place, or exact service names are readable to identify a complete item or outcome.

Hardware purchases noted at Sun Smit and area stores

Joe Powell bought a gas school bell Saturday for Sun Smit schoolhouse. Chris Renteh bought a One Minute Washer Thursday. W H Stack bought screen wire and hardware Thursday. T V Neeler bought burnt-door track Thursday. Chas Nett sold a ridge roll Wednesday. Dick Hancock bought a roll hall Wednesday. I H Oneto bought dynamite. W Hy Stack bought barb wire Friday. F M Phillips bought dynamite Friday. Mrs J M Rex bought a Rayo lantern Friday. Tom Brock bought hardware Thursday. Mrs PLS Martin bought a good ape peeler Saturday. Vi Casebolt bought 4 bells Thursday. George Dittman bought hardware Thursday. AL Bugzard bought Diamond Edge knife and nails Saturday. B Bender bought Diamond Edge hammer and bits Saturday. Chas Earl bought nails Saturday.

Joe Powell Sun Smit Chris Renteh W. H. Stack T. V. Neeler Dick Hancock I. H Onetoft W. Hy Stack F. M. Phillips J. M. Rex Tom Brock Martin Casebolt George Dittman AL Bugzard B. Bender Chas, Earl

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