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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1922
Page
4
Classified ad notes the loss of a dreadnaut shock absorber for a Fordcar and a return reward by H. L. Tallman Jr. Also lists lamp burners at 35 cents each from Mrs. Wm. Rice, mentions private money to loan, real estate by Bert Webb, and subscription take in to Kansas City dailies.
A school was present with the new Ford touring car Saturday in the Crow Mercantile Co s contest.
Produce prices listed at 19 cents and 25 cents per unit. Advertisement includes for sale items, broom corn seed, crows, and tea notes. Lamar ream Works offers a house for rent with five rooms, one acre, poultry fence, garden, and proximity to Jasper school. Contact W. C. McDaniel in Gilden on City Missouri by phone 15 T.
A jumble of social news from Carthage and nearby towns includes health anecdotes about Tanlac claims, updates on residents such as Mrs. Teeter, J. H. Harris, and Rev. Sapp, visits by Mrs. Cozatt, and church revivals. Hospital recoveries at Carthage and Webb City are noted, with moves, school work, and club events shaping the week.
The Uthai event features entrants including Alma Greenwood, Follmer, Nettie Swank, Frances Brown, Mrs Ra Rowman, Alice Pugh, and others. The contest runs Monday through midweek with standings posted daily on the bulletin board and closes at 4 p m on Wednesday, April 12.
A collage of ads lists Rhode Island Red eggs hens and duck eggs for hatching with prices, breeds, and contact notes, followed by notices of final settlement for George W. Rex and estate matters in Jasper County Missouri. Executrix Anna V. Rex and administrator W.H. Waters Jr. are named with court dates in Carthage in May 1922.
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