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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
6
Short paragraphs report visitors and family updates in Jasper Missouri with notes on guests from Alba Stockton Carthage and Rogers Ark. Advertisements push Crandall Bros. products Japalac and Gold Bond flour, plus Rexall medicines and farm stock requests. Community updates include school tablet ads and local visits to Lockwood Greenfield Joplin and Electric Park.
Located on North Side Grand Ave the Putnam and Bishop market advertises fresh groceries and the best meats. The note invites customers to try the shop to become regular patrons.
The notice claims daily delivery of ice across the city until 11 a m offering service for any customer need, whether large or small.
The store announces readiness to wait on customers during the busy season with hours from 5 30 a m to 6 p m. Customers may call 112 or 142 at other hours to get assistance and are urged not to fail to call.
The Rexall Store and local names attended the Joplin Sapulpa ball game in Joplin Monday as the western association season ended with Joplin winning the pennant. Ice era sales pitch plus Alpha ladies weathered rain for an ice cream sale at the park and later at the Jasper hotel. Del Beam notes updated laundry services and a saloon closure prompting bank checks on Saturdays for labor pay. Dodd residence expansion, Morgan Wilhoit’s move to Mannford, and Schooler’s paints and oils ad.
Missourians abroad, lured by tales of prosperity elsewhere, are urged to return home. Labor Commissioner Hiller promotes a state led homecoming with federal support, inviting absent farmers and families to sell farms at fair prices and move back to Missouri's land of plenty. Letters from across the nation show eagerness to return as heat and poor markets push departures.
John Cline brought home Mrs. Mary E. Bertram of Carterville as his wife after a five o'clock Saturday ceremony at the home of Mrs. Tanner in Joplin. Rev. G H Foust officiated. The couple will live with J F Cline and his wife on East Grand Avenue.
A firm request to settle the account in full by September 1, 1910. Payment can be in cash or note. banks prefer the note if needed, with the banker handling the arrangement.
D. P. Thomson of Kansas City has been visiting his brother Jas L Thomson’s family the past two days. He was aboard the train wreck but escaped injury in the incident.
Miss Bettie Larrick, stenographer for the Enid Mopar News, came home to spend two weeks with her parents after returning Sunday from Enid Oklahoma where she has been employed.
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