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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
6
No. 208 Passenger runs daily at 1 00 p m. No. 2H Freight runs at 2 45 p m except Sunday. No. 210 Passenger runs daily at 6 35 p m. Southbound service listed in timetable segment.
Local pages list diverse items from rabbits to flour marked Goodlander’s Best and poultry price calls to J E Carr at Brick Barn. Crow Mercantile Co promotes fall dress goods, dress lines, underwear and cream prices while Jackson Bros. markets Ball Band rubbers and rubber footwear. Opera house shows run Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Certificates of stock in Farmers Elevator Co have been issued since June and many stockholders have failed to call for them. Members are urged to see the secretary at J I Hull to secure their certificates. Also see Jackson Bros for stores and fur sets, and hear about highest market price for poultry and eggs by calling phone No 9.
J E Carr advertises to pay the best market price for poultry and eggs and promises a square deal at the Brick Barn. The notice emphasizes fair pricing and direct customer service for farmers and producers.
The first annual meeting of Farmers Cooperative Elevator Company of Jasper will be held at the opera house on Monday January 16 1916. Officers for the ensuing year and one director will be elected Uriah Smith is president J Hull is secretary All stockholders are requested to be present.
The Farmers Elevator, under manager J. P. Leiss, announces it has added a corn crib and is now prepared to buy corn from farmers.
Joe H Dear dorff urges all debtors to settle balances by January 1 to balance his books and clear outstanding obligations. The note emphasizes prompt payment and acknowledges self accountability for the accounts.
Readable items note J B Nealy offering cleaning and pressing with a Hoffman machine and trial. Trinity Heater advertised as best heating store at Sharp's hardware. White Loaf and Pyramid flour from Jackson Bros. praised as world's best. Ed McCune and Artie Williams visited Jasper. Gach bought Hercules bogey and harness. Webb Bros. tout carload feed specials. Jackson Bros. promote men’s jewelry and Old Honesty shoes with guarantees.
Landowner L Winder warns against hunting or trapping on his farm. No hunting or trapping of any kind allowed on the property.
Notice to all hunters that I will prosecute anyone found on my land north of Taener eer oS peewee 128tx for trespass. Immediate action stands.
A farmer northwest of Jasper posted a strict no hunting notice on his land. He warns trespassers face enforcement and will receive no exceptions. The News office reports the sign urging respect for private property.
Property owners and residents of section 25 range 30 township 31 announce a strict ban on hunting fishing and trespassing with or without dogs. Violators will be prosecuted for trespass. Signatories include Wm. Stark H. Shoopman W.T. Moulton M. Griffin and members of Lodge 660. When you use Illinois coal you.
A found money notice invites the owner to claim the property by proving ownership and paying for the advertisement. The ad states proof of possession and payment are required to recover the funds.
The Quality Bakery and Grocery will be open all day Sunday to serve the public. This Sunday schedule offers shoppers extended access to bakery and grocery items.
An old advertisement urges buyers for rabbits with the line Rabbits Rabbits Bring them in boys we pay the highest price. It also promotes a Quality Bakery fruit cake at 25 cents a pound.
Poultry and eggs advertised at best market price. Subscribe for the Kansas City Daily News at the News Office.
A local advert boasts White Loaf and Pyramid Pour flour as top quality products. The copy claims long effort to secure these brands and urges customers to try a sack to avoid switching.
Teeter now furnishes gasoline in any quantity at Carthage prices, filtered through Bowser System for autos with no water or dirt. At the Furniture Store. Also available are "No Hunting" signs from The News office.
Notice warns hunters and trappers to stay off the undersigned properties at all times. The warning lists multiple names including W. A. McClintock and sons, George Vincent, Arthur McClurg, George Brown, J. R. Carnes, Andrews, H. O. Earl, George Earl, Ik. H. Wualfe, Armstrong Bros, George Haile, Jacob Scott, Nelson Hummel, R. R. Warris, J. W. Phillips, R P. Lane, F. P. J. Keltner, J. Mo and R. BR. Carter, I. O. Vincent, H. A. Vincent, L. G. Keltner.
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