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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
3
A grandmother scolds Bud Benwick for eating a banana in front of a little girl. Bud defends himself with a quick apology saying he said ex cuse me, and apologizes after the moment of discomfort.
A group led by Louis Disbraw Eddie Herne Johnny Raimey Juddy Kilpatrick George Clark and others gather in Carthage Missouri on October 6 for auto races at the Jasper County Fair. The event features state fair quality race programs with stock poultry machinery and carnival acts, runs October 5 to 8, with free school child admission and grandstand access on several days.
A humorous dialogue recounts a couple driving together with Ma directing from the rear. Pa brags of safe driving while Ma critiques traffic, horn sounds, signals, and streetcar dangers as they share a playful ride through the city tonight.
Mrs L L Fox of Bend Oregon writes to Miss Nora Fox about a dry summer with warm days. She recounts a ten day auto trip crossing mountains to Bandon Grant's Pass and Crater Lake at 6239 feet, with seven travelers and a stable attention to safety. She notes two large fires in Bend including a hotel fire, mentions LeRoy's mail delivery duties and upcoming Corvallis education, plus local mills employing about 1200 workers. Fox details business ownership, trucks and fleet, star route mail handling, and daily freight and express work as well as wages and routes. Frank Schooler departs for Indianapolis to work for George Doran amid a local celebration.
Vincent Deguerra headlines Hoffenbach trained lions in the Yankee Robinson Shows bringing European acts to the United States this year due to war. The loop the loop act closes the fighting lion segment at Lamar on Thursday September 30.
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