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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
5
A clipped timetable item shows Northbound No 208 Passenger at 428 a m No 2H Freight except Sun 1110 am and No 210 Passenger daily at 737 pm, indicating service times and daily operations for these trains.
Money to loan on farms First National Bank. Take your poultry and eggs to Hammond the east end house for the highest prices. CREAM Bring it to Wheat for a satisfactory test and the best price. Hemstitching and picot edging Mrs Dorcas Uhl 1354 Maple St Carthage Mo. a8gis Pansy Plante Cauliflower Plants Strawberry Plants Pie Plants Canna's Sweet Potatoes for seed Wl Hager ar te
S H Butler, a Dodge dealer in Golden City Missouri, advertises Federal tires with a 30x34 nobby casing for 20 dollars and other tires priced proportionally. The sparse notice reads as a sales pitch for tire replacements and related products.
Credit accounts are due the first of each month. If an account is over 30 days late, customers are urged to call and settle promptly before other collection methods are used. Crandall & Son.
Mrs. Bill Raney remains ill. J H Deardorff and wife spent Sunday in Carthage. Mrs. John Ward improves after a sick spell. Mrs. Mary Hendricks visits her daughter Mrs. Beagle at Alba. Clarence Conroy and family of Kenoma visited relatives here Sunday. Claude Boyer and wife visited Will Roby and family in Joplin Sunday. Mrs. Mattie Peterson of Carthage visited Allen Peterson and family last week. Mrs. Stella Magers visited J. F. Curtis and family at Carthage. Tom Dodd and wife spent Sunday in Joplin with Henry Covert and family. Mrs. Jay Good recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. Mayme Diemond and daughter of Lamar visited Mr and Mrs J D Harbor last week. Mrs. Granville Cortes and two daughters of Lakeside visited Mrs Bert Crandall last week. Mr and Mrs Embree move to Kansas City for work. Ollie Roberts and wife and Clarence Brows and family visited Joplin relatives last Sunday. Mrs Eva Bedell and children of Carthage visited Mr and Mrs Bedell. Mendel and Miss Lida Drake visited sister Mrs J H McGhis in Columbus Kansas. Mrs John Rex of Jopeka visited her mother Mrs S Foreman and her brother AP Sessor. Mrs J R Wheat was sick earlier with congestion of lungs but improving. Walter Dods ships eight registered Spotted Poland China hogs to Topeka and Missouri points. Mr Jackson and wife, previously visiting near Jaspar, return to Indiana. A P Drake and wife were in Topeka and Kansas City. Drake returned, wife stayed in Kansas City to visit relatives.
The city man Jud Tunkina says a so called expert on farming often overlooks simple duties like keeping the grass cut in his own yard. He suggests practical habits beat pretended knowledge.
An editorial excerpt extols labor as a path to appetite, rest, and social worth. It contrasts productive workers with nameless idlers, urging individuals to discover their vocation, work hard, and leave a lasting mark on the world. The Journal from Centerville, Missouri is cited as the source.
Quit business sale offer lists harnesses collars pads fly nets halters whips axle grease and related items at reduced prices for quick sale. Call to settle accounts. all owing parties requested to pay at earliest convenience.
A brief, folksy aphorism from E. M. Robinson counsels men who err by calling themselves ladies when foolish deeds are done. The wise man warns that those who never make mistakes never accomplish anything.
Pure bred White Leghorns winter layers offered at 1 s0 for 15 eggs priced at 8 dollars per hundred. Includes fertility plartented details. Also listed are farm offerings from W Huffman and Wm Wallace including a store building with seven room flat, on Chestnut Streets, Carthage, Missouri along with barns and feed store building for sale.
Fragmentary note references costly followers, a warning about unliked attributes, and a local business context. Mentions Francia con and National Back with cleaning and repair services and a pressing shop. Describes location near Sam Davis's Livery Barn and A J Clark at National Bant.
A Seattle blind man created a belt worn direction indicator combining a compass and buzzer that sounds when he deviates from a set course. The device aims to help him move about independently without a cane.
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