09 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
1
A buyer’s note describes a Ponca buffalo tale and markets for fencing wire, corn planters Playball Crackerjack, Goodenough plows Osborn discs Moline stalk cutters and a Great Western manure spreader with multiple feed changes. The ad invites customers to view the spring stock and have prices set.
Webb Brothers advertise affordable horse blankets and lap robes priced lower than competitors. The note emphasizes savings for buyers seeking durable horse coverings and cozy lap robes for cold seasons.
The county reelection bid of Hardaway is announced with praise for his first term as county superintendent. He raised teacher standards, aided boundary and taxation issues, expanded school facilities, supported consolidation of rural districts, and advocated high school access. He claims no return to office.
Mr Lord recently bought the Jasper delivery business from Joe Moot gollery learns Mr Montgomery mortgaged the budget and fled. Mr Davison of Carthage threatened possession but Montgomery was found and paid the mortgage ending the suit in their new home. Jasper schools now nicely housed in elegant new building. Monday opening with teachers and scholars happy. Patrons moved furnishings from old to new building in one day. First primary taught by Mrs Hanlaway in northeast room. second primary under Mrs Surby in northwest. intermediate in southeast with Miss Micollier. grammar in western room with Prof Bagzeill. others include library and basement rooms. Heating by two furnaces approved by Supervisor Luther Hardaway. City ordinance about licenses debated. lawyer says majority of entire council needed, only three present, thus not legal. Ernest Poll and Miss Viola Beaford from Lamar wed at Presbyterian parsonage. They visited Mrs Benford in Dublin. Mrs Bagzeill called to bedside of late sister. Jasper hotel guests noted during absence.
Bert Shoemaker and Miss Ertie Roberts surprised friends by producing a marriage license showing they wed last August in Columbus Kansas. The bride is daughter of R L Roberts and the couple planned to stay with the bride’s parents before moving to Piece City with the groom’s mother in two weeks. Old Maids Tonight at the Opera House features anticipated performances.
The well known local resident Mr Dixon aged 70 years died at his home on South First Street Sunday morning after months of illness. He leaves nine children: Dixon of Chicago, Dizos of Missouri, Boyer of the city, Dixon of Mound Valley, Sharp of Wichita, Digwi of Conton, Aisin Dixon of Columbus, and others. The funeral was held Monday at 2 pm at the family residence, conducted by Rev Ferguson. Interment was in the cemetery. He was born in Ohio November 30, 1859, moved to Grownville Alabama, married 1866, later lived in Missouri, Golden City, and Jasper before settling in the area. He was a member of the Methodist church.
Pield-Brown Mr. Chae Field and Misa Nellie Brown, noted young residents, were married at the Lamar records office on Thursday. Squire J. B. Alien of Lamar performed the ceremony.
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