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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
7
Daily Jasper departure from Brown's Cafe at 6:00 a.m. 10:40 a.m. and 1:40 p.m. Carthage departures from Ladies' Restroom at 7:15 a.m. 11:45 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Saturday Sunday night trips Jasper 6:30 p.m. Carthage 11:00 p.m. Livery service available day or night LH Kirby Jasper Mo
Highest market price offered for poultry and eggs by a business at Carthage. Hemsticking and picoting services available at Douglas Hat Shop on Carthage east side square. Cream test and best price claimed by Wheat. News office sells old newspapers at 5 cents a bundle. Vern Boyer notes growing Hercules buggies with Webb Brussell. Nursery stock and pot plants advertised. Porto Rico sweet potatoes offered at 200 per bushel. House and two lots for sale on Maiden Lane.
Real estate and insurance notices appear, highlighting farms and town property for quick sale or lease. State mutual automobile insurance is listed with H. G. Griffin and Jas per, with a date referencing January 20x.
EO Wine issercng on the jury hie week Jobin Crow has been quise ill in the net tee days The News is worth fore am bye Permy Si heel closed down Thursday it Friday for Thanksgiving holi tae Levi Kitterman re turned Sunday for their trip to Kansas C.S. Ward and family visited Will Mullen and family at Archie last week Lou Pitts of Kansas City vis ited his mother and brother here J. W. Spaid has been struggling with his old enemy asthma the pact to days Norval Gray and family of Webb City visited over Sunday with Ed Preston and family M. L Creel and family of Fayetteville Ark are visiting L. T McCune and family Miss Pauline Roberts of Cottey College Nevada spent Sunday and Monday at home here Mrs Dolly Greenup of Mount Vernon Wash visited her uncle J L Shields the past week Miss Grace Snyder who is at tending business college at Joplin spent Thanksgiving at home C S Rudy and wife from near Nashville visited Dr and Mrs Schooler Thursday afternoon B F Johnson Oscar Follmer and Lafe Rist and their wives spent Sunday with Walker Hubbard and family Roy Snyder is at Keefer Okla visiting his brother He will spend a couple of weeks at Delworth before returning home Mrs L A Cordz and daughters Misses Maude and Alpha visited E E Johnson and family at Springfield the past week Jasper is to have a 100000 shoe factory Thats what happens to a town where its business men all pull together Golden City Herald Mrs Sallie Sellers living 9 miles west of Jasper enjoys the distinc tion of being the first one in Jasper territory to own one of the new Model 4 Overlands she having purchased one from McCune Tallman last week
Reading notice advertising rate is five cents per line with a minimum charge of twenty five cents. Notice to hunters hunting fishing or trapping on my farms will be treated as trespass with no exceptions. R Wolfe. 13 8tx
Notice states trapping and fishing are forbidden and trespass will be prosecuted. A separate notice warns that trapping or hunting on the farm will be treated as trespass with no exceptions. Names listed include D Beck H L Tallman H Holton and C F Merrel.
Mrs W E Moulton warns hunters and trappers to stay off her property or face prosecution for trespass. Location not specified. The sign conveys a strict private property stance and legal consequences.
A. T. Dean issues a formal notice forbidding hunting and trapping on his farm. The notice, dated December 4, asserts that no person may hunt or trap on the property under penalty of trespass.
One free sewing machine in excellent condition advertised alongside a Steger phonograph and eighteen double-face records, all in first class shape at D. W. Steeters Furniture store as noted by Virgil Cavenee.
Trapping or hunting on our farm will be treated as trespass with or without dogs. Keep out of the Mrs. Frank Cline pasture and other farms. No exceptions. Signed by J. Will Bowers and several others including Tohn A. Ward Chas. S. Ward Bert Ward Mrs. R. R. Harris and J. W. Boucher. Dates indicate 12-4t and 14-4tx notices.
A short notice from George Earl warns that hunting or trapping on his property at Lost will be treated as trespassing. A small flat key on a watch chain is to be returned to Mionie Corder at the News Office.
C S Andrews Clarence Brown Dan Magers and Verlie Wheeler spend a week on a hunting trip in Taney County hills. A motion to host a wild turkey dinner for the returning party and their friends carried unanimously. A lost left hand glove with knit inner is also noted. Mrs. O W Hoop and her daughter visit J D Harbur and wife.
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