Poultry and Eggs Market Price Ad
The notice lists the highest market price for poultry and eggs and provides the contact phone number 9 for inquiries and sales arrangements.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
6
The notice lists the highest market price for poultry and eggs and provides the contact phone number 9 for inquiries and sales arrangements.
Mendel Drake was in Joplin Tuesday. Webb City guest Guy Webb came down Sunday. T. L. Kunkler visited Lamar on business Monday. W. D. Mullen and family moved to Archie this week. Miss Faye Grim visited Carthage Saturday. Bert Moody of Carthage visited Jasper Saturday night. Gladys Holmes spent weekend in Carthage. J. W. Buzzard, Sr. back out after illness. Mrs. A. F P Drake and Mrs. Augustus Manson in Joplin Monday. Mrs. W. B. Cavenee visited Webb City Saturday and Sunday. Cecil Hill of Carthage visited brother Claude Saturday. Mrs. Jake Cather and Beatrice in Carthage Saturday. Steve Cordz, Charley Kitterman and Bryan Tiller in Lamar Sunday. 10 000 rabbits wanted. Crow Mercantile Co invites cream buyers. McCune Tallman offer reasonable pricing. Wheat Ward seek cream poultry eggs. Rabbits taken to Wheat Ward for cash. Crow Mercantile tests cream. Hammond promotes high prices for poultry eggs. Don’t forget Wheat Ward for produce. The Broken Coin at Liberty Theater each Thursday. 1917 calendar offered by J D Harbur. The Broken Coin now at Liberty Theater Thursday nights. Four reels plus comedy and feature program Saturday night.
Sunday School every Sunday at 10:00. Prayer service on Wednesday evening. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. J. W. Keltnor is the pastor and F. C. Wilkins serves as superintendent.
A persuasive note urging shoppers to compare prices at the AS PER MERCANTILE COMPANY before buying small articles and dresses. It claims significant savings on recent articles and invites customers to Jasper's Big Store, promising payoffs in time and money.
Frank Nebel announces that DeWitt of McCune Kansas, an experienced baker, has purchased the Quality Bakery and will run a first class bakery and lunch room. He asks for the Jasper community’s continued good treatment and patronage and extends Christmas and New Year wishes.
A small pig has been taken up and remains in possession of Allen Peterson. The owner may reclaim the animal by paying the costs of this notice.
For sale two used cars at a bargain. C H Lilly offers a Christmas gift of a year’s Youth’s Companion subscription via the News office. Wheat and Ward advertise best prices for country produce and the News office invites readers to see their ad. McCune and Tallman repair old pumps or install new ones.
Jasper departures at 10.00 p.m. and 1.00 p.m. Carthage departures at 9.15 a.m. 11.45 a.m. and 3.38 p.m. The schedule omits Sunday. Merl White.
Land for sale 320 acres plus improvements located a mile from Jasper. Priced at 37.50 dollars per acre with terms. All land in cultivation. Contact C. M. Wells, Jasper, route 3. Advertisement 15-4tx.
Crandall Bros warns customers who have not begun monthly settlements to pay promptly. The notice emphasizes that if payments are not made now, the store will begin denying services or extending credit.
Farm owner D H Wampler warns trespassers that hunting with or without dogs and trapping on the property are forbidden. He states violators will be dealt with accordingly. The note marks a clear standing policy for the farm owners and guests.
A note found on a farm warns intruders to stay away and states that anyone found with a gun or dog will be arrested. The message is signed with the name 1olf Dr Hendricks and provides a location reference.
Property owner H L Tall warns hunters to stay off the premises with a firm keep out message. The terse note implies a strict boundary and potential consequences for trespass. No dates or additional details are provided.
Notice from Tom Brock forbids any hunting on his farm by anyone with gun or dog. He condemns boys who damage rock fences and shoot among stock at any time. The warning emphasizes protection of livestock and property.
A short ad warns that untreated coughs worsen and risk chronic bronchial issues. It promotes Dr. Hell's Pine Tar Honey as a soothing, antiseptic relief for sore throat croup and bronchial irritation. The vendor H. F. Pitta offers a 250 unit bottle.
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