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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
8
The Eckert family presents a Friday and Saturday program with harp, violin, piano solos, illustrated songs, and moving pictures. A worthy family attraction for Jasper residents. Admission 25 cents for adults, 16 cents for children. Reserved seats 85 cents, tickets on sale at Pitts drug store.
Fred Wagner returns from Joplin while Mrs. Gord visits Webb City. Vendors promote Hammonds for beef, Kay Seowigoo boxes priced at 14.60, and Wolf Hardware offerings. J N Kennedy hosts Harry Utena from Golden City. Audrey Wheat recovering at home. J D Harbor tours Wichita and returns. Dr Koott reports a new baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Crawford. Burkett’s sells garden plants and sweet potatoes.
An advertisement urges careful paint choices and warns that poor print can ruin results. It touts high quality paints varnishes and related items sold by the provider and guarantees satisfaction plus a phone contact 328.
A brief notice states Mins Aline Phillips, visiting her sister Misa Ganet for several days, left Monday for Carterville to spend the summer. Details mention three rooms and two residence lots east, with Lyra Now in Girton building on the north side near Burch's news stand.
Lost reports include a gray-blue thoroughbred hat with a white band said to be traveling north toward Winnipeg with a $1000 reward offered. Local updates: Thoraday returns from Bold, Okla., Ben Heffner recovers from a broken leg, Bank of Jasper sale, Orman Schooler to Fort Scott as government mail clerk, Will Bowers covers his route, and mild frost warnings plus a brief norther bring light damage but good rainfall.
Crandall Bros. Groceries and Market Place advertises a full line of fresh groceries and fresh meat. Prices on meat vary with market, and customers are urged to bring eggs butter beef hides vegetables fruit and other items.
The M. E. Church South lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning service at 1 o clock League at 7 p m and Evening service at 8 o clock No services on the 20th The theme for Sunday is The Creation of Destruction and the Life of Death Everyone is invited Pastor FW A Coumn and invites attendance
A seller advertises display cases and counters for sale at a discount. The note mentions removing old units, installing a new floor, and a price of 2180. Dr Schooler is listed as the contact.
A historical notice notes Crawpatt Bros meat market hours Sundays until 10. G C Eckles traveled to Tamar to attend the funeral of an Eckles relative who died Monday. Another Eckles cousin of a Jasper man died in Lamar Tuesday and will be buried today. An advertising line offers newspaper subscriptions. Signed H C Bouncu.
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