Sale notices and local ads flood Wheat & Bishop's listing
The page bursts with sale notices and ads from Wheat & Bishop's and Crandall Bros. among other Jasper area merchants. Mentions Miss Minnie Sanford, George Smith from Golden City, Kay See wagon boxes, Wolf Hardware Co, Miss Joy Pittinger aiding at Campbell millinery, and various post cards and bargains. Also notes a theater showing His Uncle's Nephew at the opera house and local social visits. Names include G W Paisley, I Buren, Myrtle Calhoon, Calhoon lumber, Hammond Bros, and Mont Fairfield.
Local goods and prices in a store catalog note
A fragmented catalog style notice touts affordable prices on brushes combs washings and pomades. It claims stock includes popular odors with artificial compounds and emphasizes matching prices to attract buyers. The text reads like a sales pitch for everyday grooming items.
Paisleys Entertained Alpha Club With Lecture Tour
The Alpha Club and their husbands hosted Mr and Mrs W O Paisley for an evening before their move to Omaha. Paisley presented an illustrated lecture The Cliff Dwellers with relics from Colorado travels including a 2000 year old artifact. Mrs McComb Paisley and others provided music and refreshments. Attendance was reduced by bad weather. topics included the Hawaiian Islands and natural resources with several members contributing papers and discussions. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs O B E Roberts featuring Lineolp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
W O
Paisley
Ommahe
Colorado
McComb
Vallard
Alpha'y
Calitey
Oldham
Messre
Cod Mechanics
Kr. E. Ballard
U.S
Huoniian Islands
Alpha Club
R. J. Putowm
Hawaiian Islands
Soldier Balks Death Plot in Kemp Tex Letter
Civil War veteran J. A. Stone from Kemp Texas recounts a plot to cause his death by illness. He describes a stubborn cold turning into a long cough and weight loss from 190 to 178 pounds. Webb Bros Drug Store guarantees and offers 50c and 1000 Thint bottles free for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Webb Brov
Sunday school and social notes from Bethel area
Bethel reports include Sunday school well attended at Beth and visits by G F Brouse returning from Pittsburg to visit Oregon. L K Brouer sick but improving. Frank Arner and family visited C L Livingston. Mr and Mrs Smith enjoyed a trip to Lanear. Christine Riley hauling corn for Bdd Wardrow. Rocky Mound literary night crowded. latecomers barred. Albert Riley looked for saw mill site near Kenes. Rennie cotton visited Mrs Gearhart. Oyster supper at Frank Arper’s drew few due to weather. Emma Online visited Nora Lawson northeast of Lamar and returned with bone filler. Speculation about Wednesday party partners. Mr Holliday installed scales for G B Arner. Scrme.yn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Arner
C. L
Rocky Mound
Albert Riley
Keneas
Frank Arper
Emma Oline
Nora Law- Iosn
Subscriptions Due For News Pay Ahead Notice
Several hundred News subscribers must renew by the fifty day of the year as indicated on each paper. If accounts are not current, come in and set them ahead to avoid delays and postal rule issues. Ben Major returned Saturday from a business trip to Lamar and visited the old town. He now works for a Kansas City commission house and looks prosperous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Ben
Lamar
Old Town
Kansas City
Crandall Bros Advertises Grocery Items and Exchange Note
Fragmented OCR lists Crandall Bros items including coffee brands Mourning Glory Excelsior Biddly Market and Puchiape. Mentions various foods like rice, raisins, beet, cream cheese, cheese and eggs. Also notes exchange of eggs and butter and directions near Lat National Books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mourning Glory
Excelsior
Pontine
Dunwoody
Beat Flogr
Lsick Globe Bootes Ccs
Lat National Boks
Cattle Market Report From Kansas City February 8 1909
J A Ricken reports a week of varied cattle activity at Kansas City Stock Yards with record receipts and price shifts. Cattle receipts totaled about eight thousand dollars though prices weakened in Chicago and steers traded lower while cows, stockers, and feeders held steadier. Hog and lamb markets showed gains and declines amid a fluctuating week, with strong buyer activity midweek and a general weekly gain in prices despite volume drops from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapsis City
Chicago
Chiosyo
Shemp
J. A. Ricken
Local Notes and Rentals in Dublin Area
Arthur Hatfield sprained his ankle Monday and is out of school. Mr. Grider near Kenoma bought the Strawn property recently. Frank Sharp rents the Cine Blacksmith Shop and sings in the anvil chorus. G. W. Paisley went to town. W. O. Paisley and family will move to Nebraska Friday. Ab Hyder rents the Paisley farm and will move when vacated. Noab Lester rents Ab Hyder a farm. J. C. Webber was at home early this week. Margaret Putnam, daughter of KR and Mrs Putnam, was sick with croup last Saturday but recovered after prompt treatment and attended Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hatfield
Cchool
Mr. Grider
Kenoma
Strawn
Frank Sharp
Cine
Jasper
G. W. Paisley
W. O. Paisley
Nebraska
Ab Hyder
Paisley
Noab Lester
J.c. Webber
Margaret
KR. J. Putnam
Croup
Usua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wheat & Bishop's
Miss Minnie Sanford
Joplin
Lurch
Dean't
Wolf How. Co
George Smith
Golden City
Kay See
Wolf Hardware Co
Miss Joy Pittinger
Nashville
Miss Hill
Campbell Millinery
Crandall Bros
Wheat & Bishop
Mt. Pleasant, In
Lown State Poultry Plant
Buren
David Beagle
Alba
H. C. Buren
Myrtle Calhoon
Sedalia
Calhoon Lumber Company
Carthage
Red Star
Hammond Bros
Wm. Peters
Ralph Bradford
Gaboa
Misa Beth Bradford
Uarthage
Mont Fairfield
Keffir Corn
Wolf Hdw
J. A. Rhoades
Columbus Koos
M. G. Gondpartore
Carl Junction
Wolf Dw. Co
Opera
Crandall Uros
H. F. Pitts
Brussels
1.C
Axminster
Ingrain
R. H. Rose Mercantile Co
Bethel
Beth
GF. Brouse
Pittsburg
Kaye
Oregon
L. K. Brouer
Rennie Cotton
Mre
Gearhart
Mr. Holliday
G. B. Arner
Tere
Ene
Isc
Vrandall Bros
Rouil
Dublin