02 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1905
Page
1
We have received a carload of Switch Bros Great Western Endress Apron Manure Spreaders. This first class spreader, admired at the World's Fair, is offered cheaper than nearby towns. Number 4 holds 76 bushels, price $115, with a one year guarantee and field trial including haul-home if it fails to outperform rivals.
Webb Brothers advertise horse blankets and lap robes at bargain prices with emphasis on affordability and value for horse owners and riders. The notice highlights cheaper rates and value compared to competing brands, aiming to attract practical buyers.
Jasper is described as a thriving city with handsome homes, churches, schools, and a robust business district. The piece highlights low costs, strong banking and commerce, wide streets, and ample agricultural trade. It notes significant local industry including banks, safes, and hardware shops, plus nearby resources such as gas fields and quarries. The tone promotes Jasper as prosperous, progressive, and well-positioned for future growth.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Bailey and a bundle of farm machinery and tools tied to a business. It references names such as Drew Lraveliing and Gia Alviter and hints at profits and a national event, with unclear dates or places. The passage is largely indecipherable.
Mr. Frost, proprietor of a Dyer County business, announces a move to a larger building opposite the Opera House in Jasper County. He will stock general merchandise including clothing, groceries, and hardware with a full line of ladies ready to wear and furnishings. The new shop opens March 1 and will feature the best selections at low prices with a ready assortment of goods.
A damaged 19th century note describes Wolf Hardware and the Wolf Hand warn Co and their alleged stove trade and shop layout. It mentions a linotype, a flow line of parts, and the proprietors G. S. Wolf and M. B. Badefield, with the Jasper area audience and clerks ready to assist customers.
Readable excerpts show Teeter Furniture and allied divisions offering furniture wall coverings carpets draperies undertakings and decorating. The business advertises licensed pharmacy services with registered pharmacists, a large stock of paints chemicals wall papers and medicines, run from the Opera House district by Mr Miles and partners with extensive premises and long-standing licenses.
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