No Hunting or Trespassing Sign Sale
A short ad from the Carthage Press in Ithage Missouri promotes cardboard signs bearing the warning No Hunting or Trespassing for sale at six cents each, mail postpaid, with dates 16 to 31.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
5
A short ad from the Carthage Press in Ithage Missouri promotes cardboard signs bearing the warning No Hunting or Trespassing for sale at six cents each, mail postpaid, with dates 16 to 31.
A patchwork of local notices and small items from Jasper. Announcements include measles recovery, Tanlac ads, Santa tables, scarlet fever in La Crete, magazine sales, and a Big Reduction Sale. Other items cover a car of hogs shipped, clock repair move to Springfield, a fire at St. James Hotel, a new line of ivory goods, and high school vaccination soreness. Nearby residents Irene Vimen visiting parents, Mrs. Stella Magers’ daughter, and local sports plans with Lockwood team visiting Jasper.
Charley Harris of Fort Worth rewrites a doctor’s demand for varied letterhead as a spoof. He drafts a cheeky notice offering bids on appendicitis incisions with or without ether and nurse, and placeholders for quotes to cancel if not needed. The item ends with a Christmas shop prompt from the Kansas City Post and a sales pitch at the Togg Shop.
Public notices include sale of Barred Rock roosters by Mrs H E Conner. Jasper the Light Co promotes house wiring. Notices warn that hunting and trespass on farms are forbidden by day or night under signed authorities H Hendricks Moser and D D Beck with dates Oct 27 to Dec 25.
Card expresses gratitude to Mrs Eldornia Mereith Hendrick Nannie Hendrick Lucy Hendrick and Mrs Susan Jones for support during long illness and after the passing of a baby mother. The message thanks the neighbors and friends for kindness and prayers.
The News plans to place a handsome Missouri map and a 1922 calendar in every country school in Jasper and Barton counties. Patrons are invited to stop in and receive a map and a calendar.
Robt Wolfe posts notice prohibiting hunting day or night on his farm, warning trespass will be dealt with. Wives signatory warn that hunting on the abbey property will be treated as trespass. Names include Ward and Bert Ward.
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