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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
5
Fresh bread daily at Wheat and Ward's and high prices for poultry eggs and cream at Crow Mercantile Co. Hammond's feed store offers alfalfa and molasses and fair market price tests. Scissors saws and knives sharpened at the den over The News office by W. Joe.
Horton Feed Store invites customers to view a line of flowers plants and bulbs including rhubarb roots tomato cabbage and sweet potato plants ready for pickup. W. H. Hager endorses offerings.
Warning to hunters. No trespassing on my premises. Keep out. H. L. Tall man. 17 tf Call No. 14 for highest prices on all kinds of produce J D Harbor. Eggs full blood single comb brown leghorn eggs 3 cents each. Theyre hatching fine. Phone Mrs. Earl Garner 1 mile north of Jasper. Good furniture for sale cheap inquire Rev. W. J. Mille Jasper.
Miss Anna Brown visited in Joplin on Sunday while Fred B. Norton of Joplin was in Jasper on Monday. Carthage visitors included Henry Sears Dr Wise and Sam Wheeler. A. H. Loughead advertised furniture and tools for sale. Wheat Ward solicited cream poultry and eggs. Various residents from Diamond Nevada Carterville Carthage and Magnolia featured in visits and daily life. A black driving horse and buggy were offered for sale. City Marshal Bob Horton killed a mad dog at Farmers Elevator after it bit other dogs. Public Administrator L C Wormington in Carthage handled estate sale for the late Miss Mary Butler. Mrs E L Thomas returned from Florida and stopped in Magnolia Miss with W C Thomas and wife.
John Weston offers a five room house for rent with a good garden spot a barn and a fine well of water. Patterson & Ward shipped three cars of hogs to Kansas City this week including two cars from the Fred and John Schooler farms averaging 260 pounds each. Lee Clements bought a rubber-tire Hercules Buggy and harness. Eggs for hatching Rose-comb White Wyandottes 50 cents for 15 from 5 N. Deweese east on Base Line.
For sale items listed by A H Laughead includes iron beds with springs a single iron bed brass rods and springs a range a wood heater a copper wash boiler a photo enlarging lantern priced at ten dollars and garden tools also offered Phone g4d.
In Salem a severe pneumonia attack prompts neighbors to volunteer, led by E. J. Karls Roy Fenner and others, who plow the ground for Blauth as a sign of gratitude. The notice also promotes Sanol kidney and bladder relief, priced at 85 cents and one dollar.
John W. Bogard died at his daughter Mrs A L Patterson's home after a long illness. The funeral was held Sunday at 6 PM, with burial in Stitchton Kentucky. He was born in Meade County Kentucky on November 10 184 and had two marriages producing four children. He moved to Jasper last summer and had attended the Baptist Church. The notice mentions a sand remedy ad at the end.
A Philadelphia Ledger quip contrasts a loud morning commotion with domestic mishaps at Mrs. Smith’s home. The maid shatters china while her husband breaks one of the Commandments, framing a humorous, everyday domestic misfortune.
The 11 year old son of Al Shell and his wife near Jasper has been very ill with kidney trouble. The physician Dr Wendricks notes a slight improvement after a week of illness. he was unconscious for about six hours Sunday. An ad mentions Sanol Eczema Prescription as a remedy for eczema and skin diseases with an 85 cent trial bottle available at the drug store.
A vintage ad notes Sloan's liniment eases sprains strains and muscle soreness with a clear liquid formula that penetrates without rubbing. It claims relief for rheumatic pains neuralgia gout and lumbago along with grippe fatigue. Sold at H. F. Pitts. 250.5 09 7.
I C L Heyzlett administrator with will annexed of Mary E Teeter deceased will present final settlement at the Probate Court of Jagper County Missouri at Carthage on May 4 1917. First published April 5 46.
Letters of administration granted by the Jasper County Probate Court on March 31, 1917 to W. A. Watera Jr as administrator. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within six months from letters or be precluded from estate benefits. if not exhibited within one year from the last publication, claims are barred. First published March 2046
Clint Rand introduces a new acetylene welding setup for mending metal parts and repairing broken castings on implements with prompt, first class workmanship. Also offers carbon burning in auto cylinders. For rent notice: two and large rooms listed by Wm Holden.
Eggs for hatching offered by Mrs F Hardenbrook. Good Brown Leghorn eggs 3 cents each and Rhode Island Red eggs 3 cents each. Alley lay in the winter.
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