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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
6
Carr and Horton invite inquiries for poultry and egg prices by phone for wholesale and retail. Carr and Blorton advertise top market pricing. Crow Mercantile Co offers the highest price for cream. Hammond at the east end house promotes top poultry and egg prices locally.
Cox Optometrist advertises watch clock and jewelry repair services offering expert repair work and eye care in a local shop setting.
Silo filler for sale 18 inch Appleton two sets knives with pipe to 1136 foot silo complete with down pipes see C. H. Lily 48th. Seed wheat for sale lso bushels Mediterranean White Chait seedl wheat recommended by Schowler's Elevator as best wheat received this job. Test s9 C. 1 Martin 49 gtx. Lost crank for aute return to J. M. Marsh.
A fragmented notice reports Ice! Ice! Tee! Ice will deliver on Saturdays with box fillings, but no deliveries on Sundays. It mentions J. O Buster in relation to the service. The readable text is limited and uncertain about dates or locations.
Carr and Horton urge customers to sell poultry and eggs for top market price and advertise a range of feed, oil, gasoline, tuna, pimentos, salad dressings, peanut butter, date nut butter, cheese, and flour from Moses Best. The Quality Bakery and Grocery hours are 7 AM to 7 PM on Sundays, with Crow Mercantile Co offering cream testing.
Notice from Mrs Dora Smith that her raillinery shop is closed until she returns from the market with a new full stock. She urges customers to watch for the opening date.
The sender demands early settlement of outstanding grocery business accounts sold to Mo hs Owing. Records to be found at Farmers and Merchants Bank. Prompt payment requested for closure.
Fragmentary note reports XN EB CoN Opt trist and a sack of shorts on the road south of town. It asks to notify Fre Earl and mentions rote 5. 1tx. The readable items suggest a minor loss incident and a request to contact individuals noted.
Jasper Carthage jitney service does not run on Sundays. Weekday departures from Jasper are at 8 8:30 am and 1 pm. From Carthage departures are at 4 15 am and 11 45 am. Also line includes a sale note for a china closet and davenport by Mrs Avery at Quality Bakery.
Miss Jessie Martin will take a few students in piano organ and voice for instruction. Inquiries may be made at M. E. Parson age.
A fine Jersey male bull, number 1araot and registered Jersey, described as rich yellow in color, is located at D. Hendriks' farm. The brief notes the animal's registration status and distinctive hue for farm records.
Crandall Bros states they owe no ill will and request creditors to avoid costs, warning that further action will be the fault of the creditors. They ask what creditors would want them to do and sign off respectfully.
The Alpha Iadies of the East side hosted a Friday luncheon on Arthur Teeter’s lawn with Weat side guests and friends. Two hours of Rock and sociability followed a two course meal served by hostesses Mines Teeter Pitts Ballard Rex and others. Miss Mather Ballard presided at the punch bowl.
Miss Brian Chimidev daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Chumbley, wed Rev D W Moore officiating at Carthage Saturday. After a six o’clock dinner at the bride’s home the couple traveled to Jisper to visit Mr Sutton and Mrs Walters before a Kansas tour and returning to live on North Garrison Avenue.
A Jasper County Dry Federation meeting is slated for the afternoon in Carthage to perfect the organization. Program includes Crool speaking, fine music, and election of permanent officers. All interested in Missouri dry in November urged to attend. lunch served by Christian Church ladies at Mr. Conklin’s sale next Monday.
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