20 Feb 1908
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
1
Webb Brothers Mercantile Company showcases a carload of Schuttler wagons with PATER on the sideboard. They tout high price, light draft, quality, and a Bed costing $5 more than rivals, alongside Bain and T. G. Mandt wagons. Also advertised are Black Hawk Edge-drop No 3 planter and Eclipse Hatcher and Brooder promising future needs for corn planting season.
Suffering and dollars saved by Bucklen's Arm Salve as praised by E. 8 Lopez of Marilla for severe cuts burns and skin sores. It heals burns ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. Available for 250 at Webb Bros. druggist.
Winter stock must move to make ready for spring. Special prices now prevail on all goods. Last chance to buy at these prices before winter ends. Plenty of cold weather expected, and stock will not be carried over.
Jasper swept Tulsa 25 to 35 in the first period and built a commanding lead, dominating with speed, teamwork, and accurate shooting. Orval Kyle led Jasper with twelve points while Crawford added seven, as Tulsa guard defense faltered and Jasper pressed toward upcoming games against Lamar Kansas City Central and others.
A fragmented note describes Parkbisor and Webb ty as tolerated spectators with a plan for a rematch against Jasper. The passage hints that another game is unlikely, as Jasper has already settled Webb's hand and would gain little from a third match.
Henry Ketterman led Talay basketball players to Carthage on a Saturday night. He left the defeated team at a hotel and horses tied in front of a cliff. He returned to Jasper after chasing the animals. the team was found a mile north of Jasper. No damage beyond Henry's temper and shattered nerves.
Mrs. Eya Smith, noted national features author and organizer, will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist church on Sunday February 23 with morning and evening services. A special program follows the morning service and everyone is invited to attend.
N H Alexander a Nashville area farmer drowned last Thursday trying to cross a flooded stream east of his farm while en route to the Farrell farm to dig coal with his 14 year old son. The boy reached shore and cried for help as his father struggled and drowned. The son survived. The scene showed a flooded creek due to recent rains. Joyce's advertises Genuine Khaki work clothes with coats and trousers for sale, calling customers to visit.
W C Tiller conducts a public auction of a farm four miles south and east of Jasper and near Carthage after selling the property. The sale occurs at the farm location with details pending full listing.
Tuesday sale lists 7 Nesp or Horsis two bay horses, ponies, cows, Jersey and Shorthorn stock, thoroughbred animals, farm machinery including a Milwaukee binder and John Deere planters, plus 500 feet of oak lumber and household items. Maple Grove Indies to serve dinner on grounds. terms nine months.
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