Kansas City Market Report at Stock Yards Dec 1 1908
Cattle supplies eased after midweek, market steady to 10 lower on steers, cows and heifers steady, heavy steers up to 800 last week for Christmas trade. Bulls and calves mixed, poultry receipts rising, demand for beef softens toward holidays. Hog prices stronger for heavy hogs, sheep and lambs up 15 to 20 cents. 16,000 dead stock received today with top prices 9 0 and 8 75 for lambs and yearlings. J A Ricener and Wright Bedell left for Kansas City to take government mail clerk duties. family to join once residence secured.
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Kansas City
Fedeteers
J. A. Ricener
Wright Bedell
Postoffice Jasper Notice of Subscription Rates
Advertising rates furnished on application. Advertising matter runs until ordered out. Subscription options include six months and three months at stated prices. Reader notices and terms printed in the public notice column.
Crandall Bros Offers Dried Fruits At Fair Prices
Local notes report new dried fruits and fair prices at Crandall Bros. Visitors Leona Boots and Bertie Melton traveled from Carterville and Webb City. Mrs Tallman and daughter Maxine visited from Webb City. Insurance from the late Wm Bayne has been paid to proper parties. Birth announced near Jasper of a boy to Mr and Mrs J B Resger. Spaid couple returns from six weeks in Ohio visiting friends.
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Leona Boots
Bertie Melton
Carterville
Webb City
Wm. Tallman
Maxine
Wm. Bayne
Jasper W
Mrs. J. Wesley Spaid
Ohio
Spaid
Rabbits and hides wanted by Wheat and Eisner
E H Dintaman moved his effects to Alba last Saturday with Mrs Dintaman and Miss Fay joining him. Dintaman also took part of the restaurant stock not bought by Vernon Nuonally to Alba. Crandall Bros advertise the largest stock of up-to-date groceries in the city. Jasper merchants report a Christmas trade rush with early purchases advised.
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E.H. Dintaman
Alba
Crandall Bros
Draughon’s College Promises Payments and Quick Shorthand
Draughon’s Practical Business College claims contracts backed by a 30 college chain, $300000 capital, and 20 years of success to secure positions under favorable terms or refund tuition. Competitors admit the school teaches more shorthand in three months than they do in six and offer a free catalogue and booklet. Contact Jno F Draughon, president, at 209 St Louis Street Springfield Missouri or other locations.
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Draughon
Aes
Draughen
United Shorthand
Fes
Jno
F. Dravouon
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