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Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1907

Page

5

Neighborhood threshing sparks local activity

Correspondence notes threshing has begun as Chas Ballard drills on his farm with Mr Merrell. Edith Burns of Jasper visits Zelda Covert. The Tun­nells visit near Greenfield. Frank Magers returns from St Louis for grandfather Buerg's illness. Stella Vincent and Marve Buergo visit Covert. Oscar White sails to Salem Oregon. Schooler to hold sale Aug 8 with Zioo ladies serving. A $100 subscription seeks a reward for the horse and buggy theft at Jasper concert. Joy Kearovy gets a rubber tired buggy. Chas and Basil McClintock visit relatives in Dade county. Jock Walker and Mrs Jenny visit.

Chas, Ballard Mr. Merrell James Tunnell Cireenfield Frank Magers St. Louis Mr. Buerg

Community Notes From Deweytown and Nearby

Mr Simmons works the Cary towne line and will tackle Dewey avenue this month. Mr Campbell rents a farm near Carterville and plows for wheat. Mr Duckett has rented Campbell's farm. Protracted meeting starts next Sunday at Salem church. Ice cream club toured last Friday night, visiting Judge Brock with 11 gallons of cream sod cakes. Greenwood family traveled to Jasper for the gold medal contest Wednesday night. Mrs Estey and Mrs Matthews attended the W C T V convention in Jasper. Mrs Gaddis and Harry Pringle visiting in Kentucky. Miss Mollie Bogle at Mrs Keyte’s after Aurora visit. Courtney family left for Oklahoma after three weeks with them. Tom Busby digs a well hoping to strike a gold vein. Miss Emma Wood and Beatrice Wood visiting Mrs Owen and Mrs Ethel Rice this week.

Mr. Simmons Cary Towe Dewey Avenue Mr. Campbell Carterville Duckett Campbell Salem Church Judge Brock Greenwood Jasper Estey Matthews Deweytown Gaddis Harry’ Pringle Kentucky Mollie Bogle Keytes Aurora Courtney Mr. Courtney Oklahoma Tom Busby Hopea

Blue Star Carthage Visitors and Local Farm News

Blue Star notes Mr and Mrs Koopman of Carthage spent Saturday with HH Wick at his farm. 8 M Kelley and Jas Hull and wife visited Lamar Monday. Ed Onstott and Mrs Carmine went to Minden Wednesday to tend farm property nearby. Wes Wolf fished with Jim Hull Tuesday catching several good fish. Farmers plowing for wheat as good gras. Zo C Davis from Joplin weeks this week tending Wioge farm and nearly recovered from a recent injury though still using a crutch. Rev De Janette from Nevada visiting the Douglas family.

C. Davis

Eight Kentucky Disc drills for sale at Purcell Lumber

Purcell Lumber & Furniture Co in Purcell Missouri offers eight Wheat Drills with fertilizer attachments and grass seeder for 58 dollars while supplies last. Also available are Dainbull rakes McCormick hand dump sulky rakes John Deere walking plows and a small number of Cultivators at deep discounts.

Kentucky Dainbull McCormick John Deere Purcell Lumber & Furniture Co Purcell Mo

Furniture and Undertaking Goods for Sale by Auction

Advertises a wide range of household goods including furniture wallpaper telescopes window shades linoleum cloths ingrain carpets Brussels Moquetts and pictures frames. Also coffin and undertaker supplies robes shoes and embalming services with body preservation and enlarged pictures offered.

Brussels

Local Notes and Travel Amid Small Town Happenings

D W Teeter and Mrs Tom Wardlewig on sick list this week. Jobo Keltner and family visited Lamar last Saturday. Hatcher building a new house over his cellar. Mrs Bram Clive made calls in the neighborhood. Mrs Rosie Daisig of Joplin visited her mother Mrs Gearheart. Clyde Leth Eva Boyd called on friends Tuesday. W H Cave and wife Wm Meviva and wife and Mr Wick and wife dined with the Gomers Sunday. Miss Julia Pugh, former Blue pupil, ill with lung trouble. At Jasper Mo a horse and buggy owned by Roy Harris, Horse 1544, bay, 10 years old, 000 lbs, freen shod, brands J F and KF noted. Henney's buggy used two zebra. Reward of 20 for arrest and conviction of thief, 625 for return of nurse and buggy. Notify Joe Ward marshal of Jasper Mo.

Bram Clive Rosie Daisig Joplin Gearheart Woul Clyde Leth Eva Boyd W. H. Cave Wm. Meviva Mr. Wick Jasper Mo Roy Harris J. F Henney Joe Ward Jasper, Mo

Bethel Visitors and Pittsburg Travel in Local Notes

Frank Cline and family from the Diamond neighborhood visited with his parents. Mrs Stella Allen returned to Pittsburg after a week with her brother Geo Aroor in Me. Geo Berry helps his father with his day. J B Cline A C Cline and daughter and Miss Claudis Wingham visit Pittsburg this week. Miss Aileen Crayton and sister Maggie attended Bethel Sunday. Fort Smith wagony at Wolf ae Ht.

Frank Cline Diamond Neighborhood Stella Allen Pittsburg Geo. Aroor Geo. Berry J.B. Cline A. C. Cline Claudis Wingham Aileen Crayton Maggie Bethel Fort Smith Wagony Wolf Ae

Is Your Trade Dull Advertising Insight from Newspapers

A vintage adage notes rivals shine not by size alone but by consistent advertising. Look through any newspaper column and you will see that the businesses with the boldest ads are typically the best and most prosperous in town. Is this coincidence or a principle worth applying?

Advertising Hesitation Rumors Plague Shop Plan

A business man weighs the impact of advertising in the local paper. He notes customers expect to see ads and questions what gains occur if the ad fails to appear. The exchange hints at pressure to place promotional notices.

Business Man

Public sale of livestock and farming implements at Jasper farm

M. Butts announces a public sale of livestock and farming implements and machinery at his farm one mile west of Jasper on Monday August 12. No household or kitchen furniture will be sold. He plans to quit farming for a time but does not intend to leave the country.

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Burgner - Bowman Missouri The Kansas City Star and Times Star and Times Star and the Times Associated Press Merchant Farmer H. C. Burch Tam Studebaker J. A. Cozatt Kinkade & Finton J. S. Dafter Bank of Jasper Bert Webb Acorn Charter Oak Great Western Stoves Wringtown Edith Burns Zelda Covert Lena Wickle Carthage Mile Isenman Dan Buerge Canada Mr. Duerge Stella Vincent Marve Buergo Mr. Covert Oscar White Salem Oregon Chas and Basil McClintock Dade County Mrs Jock Walker Jenny Emma Wood Little Beatrice Wood Owen Ethel Rice Rev. de Janette Nevada T. C. Douglas D W. Teeter Tom Wardlewig Jobo Keltner Lamar Mr. Hatcher Jeweler
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