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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1917
Page
8
Rates set for final page and inside pages at 10 cents per inch per issue. Front page space fully contracted. Local notices priced at 5 cents per line per issue. Copy due by Tuesday evening to ensure insertion. Resolutions of respect, cards of thanks, and obituary poetry charged by the line.
A long list of Sunday and weekend visits appears across Jasper and surroundings mentioning Miss Benlah Stansberry, Orville Andrews of Adrian Mo, the Dinwiddies, Andrews family, and many others. Social calls, meals, and moving plans fill the notes along with a household reminder about Sanol eczema remedy.
Ena Yates and Geo Lilly led a group to Camp Clarke in Nevada on Sunday. Several families including the Wardlows, Worleys, Lucases, and Mitchells visited, moved, or attended events around Nevada, Carthage, Jasper, and Lamar. A jury duty occurrence and school attendance in Jasper are noted among numerous social visits.Local visitors travel and moves span communities including Nevada Carthage Jasper and Lamar.
Lochrie and McCoy announce a dispersal sale 24 miles north of Carl Junction to liquidate their herd of 29 high bred Jersey dairy cows and yearlings. The event takes place Thursday September 27. Catalog and tabulated pedigree provided on sale day. Auctioneer is B F Boland. Palmyra Missouri manager B C Settles. Mr Stuckey serves as clerk.
Mrs Myrtle Corsner and Mrs Martha Hyder and children spent Sunday at Marion King's. Cora Worley spent time with her children. Miss Olo and Master Mayd of Idaho visited John King's last week. C M Mikesell and Ila motored to Carthage with Wells family. U H Brown returned from town. Myers went to Kansas City last week. Conner and family and Larry Bunnell and family visited Campbell's area. Halterman couple visited U P Brown. Zella Wright visited her father in Boston. James and Frank Kyullman spent Sunday with Adam Malone. N J Coiner family Dr Norton and Hart called. Myrtle Coiner and children with Mrs Mary Brown. John Taffner Lamar visitor. Geo Taffner visited. J Hall and wife with Jake Kaderly. Starry Bunnell and wife visited HH Conner. Adam Mutone and family visited Win Thompson. Joy Owen returned to Carthage after a month's stay with Mrs PL Conner. Little Jimmie and Bobbie Kaderly were sick several days.
A Jasper Route 2 news roundup lists farmers finishing threshing and haying and turning to sow wheat and fill silos. Local visits span Luther Weercott and family, N M Dixon, Robert Melee, and many others with Sunday gatherings at various homes. Prairie Till Congregational Church plans services next Sunday. The note ends with an advertisement for Sanol kidney and bladder remedy.
The Burgner Bowman Lumber Company invites reader attention to an article from Kimball's Dairy Farmer.
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