Professional and Business Men in Rhyme and Otherwise
In Jasper City the profile highlights Dr. Knott a clean cut professional with a cheerful wit. The piece praises his dedication to medicine and his hometown booster edge noting his sixteen year old Keokuk medical school claim and a life seen in his lively face. The write up contrasts him with quacksters and emphasizes his love of his trade and community pride.
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Jasper City
Knott
Meenot
Keokuk
Jasper City Booster Dentist Woods Praised by Town
W H Woods a Jasper City dentist for over twelve years receives high praise for his booster efforts and facilities. The Western Dental College graduate is lauded for his office building and community support, seen as essential to local life and progress.
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Jasper City
Doctor Woods
Woods
Missouri
St. Louis
Kaness City
Jasper
W. H. Woods
Western Dental College of
Kansas City
Colonel Art Radford Auctioneer нрав
Auctioneer Colonel Radford earns fame for square sales and broad stock knowledge. A graduate of a top training school he handles cattle horses plows grain and farm stock with shrewd money-making skill. Call Col Radford on twenty six to sixteen for the next sale.
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Colonel Radford
Art
Col. Radford
Hammond's Honest Deals At Red Mill Market
The notice touts T H Hammond at Red Mill who buys poultry and hides and offers high prices. It promotes his phone contact and claims he gives honest deals with top prices, inviting customers to call for best values.
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T.H. Hammond
Hammond
Where Do Stars Go In Daylight Child's Wonder
A child asks where stars go in daytime and explains that they are always there, hidden by the sun's brightness. The piece notes that stars reappear when the sun is obscured by the moon or clouds, and contrasts the sun's glare with the quiet of breathing amid thunder. Kansas City Star. Old papers at The News office. Big package for five cents.
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Kansas City
Under The Mistletoe In The Terse Verse
The passage weighs on mistletoe tradition and consent in romance. It contrasts timid etiquette with bold assumption, noting the kissed girl’s fear and the kiss as a stopping point or ideal unrevealed moment. The tone reflects skeptical wit about social kissing rituals.
Christmas tree safety rules from a past warning
Do not decorate with paper cotton or flimsy materials Do not use cotton for snow Do not allow children to light candles Do not leave matches near children Do not place tree near curtains or fixtures Use metallic decorations only Use asbestos fiber to represent Set the tree on a sturdy stand Have a fire extinguisher or water ready near the tree for emergencies
Gentleman Exchanges Christmas Gift For Useful Item
A polite gentleman proposes trading a Christmas present for something more useful, seeking a practical exchange. The offer reflects a desire for tangible value over sentiment, aiming to swap the gift for an item with real everyday benefit.
Doctor Hendricks of Jasper Aided by Modern Eye Tools
This sketch profiles VV. H. Hendricks J. D. as Jasper’s possibly oldest native born physician. Born within the city limits about 42 years ago he has practiced 17 years. His office is highly equipped with up to date electrical devices and eye care tools, drawing a large patient base.
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Jasper
Hendricks
Jasper City
Bright Store Brings Honest Deals To Jaeper City
J. F. Bright runs a neat and clean hardware store in Jaeper City promising a square deal. He has been among the community for twenty four years, often praised for honest wents and reliable service, with a motto of old reliable pest control.
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Bright
Bright's
Jaeper City
John
N. BJ
FB. Bright
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WH. Knott
W.H. Woops, D. D. S
Hasimond
The
Kansas City Star- Times
Journal
J. Ross Dodd
VV. H. Hendricks,j. D
J. F. Bright
J . Bright
A. H. Laughead
Hirse
Maverial
Louphead
Neves
Bern
Loughead
Missouri Pacific
California
Senate
J.J. Cadagan Local Agent
MRE el Pacific
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