28 Sep 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
1
The Redpath-Slayton Lyceum Bureau plans four literary and magical performances in Jasper this winter. Local businessmen and entertainers, including lecturers Morton Pidlou and D N Robertson, are involved, with acts featuring singing, instrumental numbers, and an emphasis on dramatic readings and educational entertainments for the public.
Readers learn of a mass citizens meeting and committee actions regarding a plant project. The record lists committee members May or Spaid as chair, and details elected officers and delegates for a state convention, with notes on attendance, memorial remarks, and a later meeting to finalize arrangements.
A fragmented OCR item describes Rally Day at the Presbyterian Church with garbled phrases and stray names. It mentions church events, processions, and community gathering tones but unreadable specifics. The readable content signals a local religious observance and related parish activity within a community setting.
A general public notice warns taxpayers about property tax assessment procedures and deadlines. It mentions notices, descriptions of real estate, and involvement by local or territorial authorities. The fragment references dates, appeals, and the need to request assistance or file forms by specified times.
Mae Mary Meno Deiyes dies at Jasper home on Sunday afternoon. The well known local girl, age identified in readable fragments, is mourned by Marion Owings and wife who report her passing at a Jasper residence. Further details are unclear due to the text damage.
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