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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
5
A reader from Skippere Virginia recalls a near-death pneumonia scare in 1906 and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid recovery after two and a half bottles. The testimonial notes a return to health and mentions local Webb Bros drug store selling the remedy with trial bottles offered.
Rainy spell ends farmers plan to resume work. Mr Cotton buys a horse from Leslie Lawlesa. Mat Griffith says panic eased. First National Bank to reopen. Matt Smith visits Lamar. Mrs Miller progresses well. Ray Brous visits Victory neighbors. Clarence Taylor praises rat poison for ducks. Miss Brouse finishes term of school. Nora Lawless attends Springfield school. Bert Quillen, Pittsburg business college graduate, at home. Clarence Tyler and Mrs visit C A Bee. new mallets and folders shown at The Laughead Studio.
The Farmers remain hopeful as updates come in. Johnson improves after a poisoned hand injury. Lone reports a lame horse. Charles Johnson and family visited his father. Woodries thrash cow peas. Ward family visited home folk. Vincent builds a new barn. Deardorff erects wagon and buggy shed. Stansbury active in town. Hatfield traveled to Lamar on business. Strawn and Sharp fixed fence. Frank Sharp Jr. home from work due to wet weather. Tom Clark went to Joplin for business. Will Laos helped his mother paper. Mamie Clark visited friends. Wash Sharp’s horse accident ends in fatality when tied to a board, a horse rears and drags it, killing the animal. A young group visited Josie Jobst. Mrs Sharp and daughters and Bertie Antfield visited Mrs Strawn and daughters. Mr Sharp’s young folks spent Monday with Mrs Armstrong.
About 40 representatives from Dewey and Jasper County gathered in Carthage on Friday to plan the focal option election. Attendees included Mrs. Mackey Mines Gardner Reynolds and Mrs. Matthews. Booster day occurred with a baby beauty contest, while other town notes mention rain delaying services, a cantata for Children Day, and a temperance talk planned in Zion.
Unseasonable cold nicknamed Jack Frost lingered Monday night in Zion. Patsey Underhill traveled from Carthage Saturday to see her grandfather Mr. Bender. Ethel Gresham spent days with uncle A B E Gresham recently. Mrs. E D Boyd and children visited Webb City sister Mrs Kilnefeller. Grace Sweetland stayed with Rose Keener. W J Johnson visited his Webb City daughter last week. Harold Schooler got a new buggy. Mr. McClintock bought pigs from Mr. Covert Tuesday. Jennie and Orman Schooler spent Saturday at Will Schooler’s. Mrs Covert and nephew Paul Klinefelter visited the latter’s mother in Webb City for a couple of days. Curtis couple visited Barton county on Wednesday. Mike Iseoman sold a load of om to Mr. McClintock Tuesday.
A misprinted testimonial claims a twenty year health sentence ended by Bucklea's Arpton Gatve, praising Bucklea's Arnica Balm for cures of piles boils and other ailments. The ad notes availability at Webbros drug store in LeRayaville New York.
Notice to farmers offering cash for corn butter eggs and poultry. Accepts flour meal graham corn shorts bran hay in trade. Also grinds corn into meal or chops. Handles Moses Best and Red Star patent flour. Opposite Jasper Custom Mills. Call for details.
Pitts Screen announces a full line of floor paints wall finish varnishes and paint brushes with satisfaction guaranteed or no trade required. The ad highlights alabastine products and a broad painters line aimed at professionals and homeowners.
Letters testamentary granted to the undersigned for W. B. Lewis deceased by the Jasper County Probate Court. Date of grant March 27, 1903. Creditors must exhibit claims within one year for allowance or be barred. two years to file from publication date.
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