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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
2
A Daisy family of five living five miles northeast of town were poisoned by breakfast food last Saturday. Dr Knott treated five patients and saved the four year old. Bacon is suspected as the cause though only potatoes and bacon were shared. The rest of the food was discarded and no further incidents occurred.
An announcement from Jasper details the wedding of Howard Magers, a railway mail clerk, and Miss Jessie May Cormack of Caldwell. The couple, son and daughter of G M Magers and Mrs Jennie Cormack, wed at Caldwell and plan to reside there after October 5. The event surprised Jasper friends who learned of the match during a visit.
A quiet home wedding was held at the residence of Mr and Mrs W J Rice at 5 o clock Monday evening uniting Pearl Bedell and Don Bedell Rev W L Regua of the M E church officiated Both are well known and respected young people The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after a dainty wedding supper attended by close relatives and friends
Claude Seagrove of Jasper and Miss Lula Hersiot of Neosho married last Wednesday afternoon at Joplin's First Presbyterian Church. Rev. W M Cleveland officiated. Seagrove, newly arrived from Neosho, had accepted a timer position for Jomer Bayne on Sept 16 and returned with his bride the next day. The couple stayed with J F Cline in Jasper while seeking a house. Seagrove had worked in Neosho prior to moving.
Myron Miller was acquitted after the state failed to present evidence in a Jasper case before Justice Kineaid. The defense argued the allegations that Miller sold liquor illegally and charged for a tin cup were unfounded. Prosecutor Coon reportedly stated there was nothing in law punishing gifting liquor.
Sheriff McDonald faced a twin mystery in Kansas City when Alonzo Fitzwater and his brother claimed to be the other. One twin was innocent, the other sought for a 3 year old Carthage attempted murder. A sister’s identification settled the mix up, and Eugene Firewater who skipped bail remains at large. Fitzwater likely faces trial in October at Joplin.
Rooper of Cawego New York recalls a troublesome nighttime cough that vanished after using Dr King s New Discovery He reports swift relief from stubborn colds sore lungs lagrippe and hay fever and notes a trial bottle is free with a guaranteed result The ad claims the medicine cures coughs asthma and related ailments and offers a $1.00 price for a full bottle through Webb rue
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