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published every weekday except major holidays
Wednesday, June 16, 2010 Volume XVIII, Number 253
did ya
know?.
Did Ya Know?.. . Beimdiek
Insurance Agency will be holding their 7th annual blood
drive with The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks, on
Friday June 18th at 303 W 3rd Street in Carthage MO two
blocks west of the square. Walk-ins Welcome. For appt.
call 417-358-4007.
Did Ya Know?.. . Carthage Saddle
Club will host a Sho-deo, Saturday, June 19 with
registration at 4:00 and the show starting at 5:00. Entry
fees are $1.00-$2.00. 6 events Free to public. call
417-388-2395
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today's
laugh A shoplifter
was caught red-handed trying to steal a watch from an
exclusive jewelry store. "Listen," said the
shoplifter, "I know you dont want any trouble
either. What do you say I just buy the watch, and we
forget about this?"
The manager agreed and wrote up the
sales slip. The crook looked at the slip. "This is a
little more than I intended to spend. Can you show me
something less expensive?"
Our waitress looked like a real surfer
girl: athletic with a great tan and blonde hair. Mulling
over the menu, my guy asked her if the roast beef was
rare.
The waitress gave us a stare and
replied, "Well, no. We have it, like, just about
every day."
--Punctual people have nothing better
to do.
1910
INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have
Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
Now 73 Prisoners in the
County Jail -
Heat Almost
Unbearable.
There were 73 prisoners in the county
jail this morning and this with the thermometer in the
90s. Then it is considered that the jail was built
to accommodate about twenty-five, it can be judged
whether or not the institution is over-crowded.
The highest record of attendance is 82
and was reached in Sheriff W. S. Cranes
administration. As a usual thing the number dwindles very
materially in summer, but this year no such decrease can
be noticed. This indicates that the regular jail
population is growing.
In the wintertime many persons
purposely commit some minor offense in order to bread
into jail and thus secure food and shelter, but that
class steer clear of prison in the summer. No sane person
would purposely break into the Jasper county bastile
during the heated term crowded as it is.
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Today's Feature COMMUNITY
FOUNDATION OF SW MISSOURI NOW ACCEPTING GRANT
APPLICATIONS.
The Community Foundation of
Southwest Missouri is currently accepting grant
proposals from schools, 501 c 3 organizations,
and community organizations in Barton, Jasper,
McDonald, and Newton counties. Grant awards will
range from $250 - $5,000. (requests for
transportation, insurance, and salaries cannot be
funded)
Preference will be given to
applicants that have not previously received
grants from the Foundation, and projects that
show an innovative approach to addressing
community issues, broad community impact and
collaboration between local Organizations.
Applications must be received by June 21, 2010 at
5:00 p.m.
Apply online at
www.cfozarks.org/online_application.php
Contact: Michelle Ducre (417)
206-0087 or (417) 359-5534 or
mducre@cfozarks.org.
Andrew Chandler from Jasper
County was elected President of the Missouri 4-H
Council during the June 2 - 4 "Step Up With
Missouri 4-H" State Congress.
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Just Jake
Talkin'
Mornin',
Its always
interestin when newcomers are
introduced into a family gatherin.
Seems all the old stories get retold, some
heartwarming and others downright
embarrassin.
Most family members take it
in good humor, while a few are always
makin excuses to leave the room when
some particular topic is raised. The
newcomers dont have the advantage of
past experience to take advantage of breaks
in the conversation to slip from the grasp of
family history. They cant walk away
sayin, "Ive heard that story
a hunderd times" as they shuffle off to
greener pastures.
Course the story
tellers know this fact and take full aim at
any ear with interest.
That may account for my
brother usually sittin alone
talkin to himself.
This is some fact, but
mostly,
Just Jake Talkin.
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Weekly
Columns
HERES A TIP
By
JoAnn Derson
Add a dry sponge to your
crisper drawer to draw excess moisture that would
otherwise spoil the vegetables.
"We had an
unfortunate event recently in our upstairs
bathroom. The toilet overflowed, and when we
tried to turn off the water, the knob to turn it
off wouldnt budge. Heres some good
advice from the plumber, for which we paid
dearly: Turn water valves on and off twice a year
to keep them from sticking. Know where your
homes water cutoff valve is, and have the
necessary tool to close it readily
available." -- L.E. in Ohio
"Instead of buying
pricey air freshener for your car, just put one
sheet of your favorite dryer sheet under your
seat. You will definitely save money, and your
car will smell great." -- I.T. in South
Carolina
You can use vegetable
oil to remove the leftover sticky bits of a price
tag. Rub it directly on the paper and adhesive.
Let it set for a minute or two, and rub off with
a paper towel.
"When you have
soups, stews or meats to freeze, let the food
cool to room temperature, then do this:
Double-line a large container with self-sealing
plastic bags. Fill the bags and let all the air
out of them. Lay in the freezer flat. They stack
much better and take up way less room." --
M.K. in Texas
Banish mildew from
beneath entryway welcome mats: Mix 1 cup bleach
into 1 gallon of water and use it to scrub away
mildew from concrete. Let dry and seal with a
concrete sealer. Be sure to allow the area some
sunlight from time to time.
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