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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1905
Page
3
Local business appeals to customers for continued support and patronage, outlining services offered and community ties. The notice emphasizes reliability, consistent quality, and a pledge to uphold standards in serving area residents and organizations.
Barton County farmer D A Beamer urges weed control in pastures and fall plowing as key to pasture appearance, livestock feeding gains, and higher yields. He notes mowing after late June and again in August can suppress weeds, improve pasture beauty, and boost stock feed. Fall plowing aids timely planting and overall farm profitability.
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Dick Barnsley known to Bartow county people as Diol Karnesley married August 7 in Stiglur I T to Mise Leote Powell daughter of Me aned Mee Powell proprietor of the teaching hotel of Stiglor Mrs Powell a young woman of fine beauty and character Barnsley a Mr and Mrs Hattesley began a wedding tour visiting Colorado Springs Denver Seattle the Portland fair San Francisco Los Angeles and other western cities. they will reside at Stigier J T and plan a westward trip to Yellow Stone park and the Grand Canyon.
Claypool died at his home four miles north of Oronogo early Saturday. He had been ill only a few weeks yet was considered healthy. Funeral services were Sunday at 1 PM at the Methodist Protestant church in Oronogo, with burial in Carthage. He formerly lived in Jasper and farmed nearby.
The Kool fair will feature flying trapeze artists and stunts by Aoarti and a high wire ride. Prof Hall will present a daily ballad performance while El Dorado Springs ascension expert Keel evaluates outfits. Rocky Mountain Tea and Schooler’s telegraphy ads urge readers to learn trades. DG Lumber promotes Deot Hides.
The county court decides to move White Oak Bridge to Buck Branch area after deeming the old crossing inadequate. A new 122 foot bridge will be built at Buck Branch while the old main span of 61 feet is relocated to the Carthage road nearby. The report notes Buck Branch is 12 miles northeast of Carthage and the creek there feeds Spring River.
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