23 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
1
A Carthage jail housed 127 prisoners Saturday morning, the highest count to date. Six released before lunch brought the tally near recent norms, including seven women. The Press noted county jails were crowded, but Jasper's jail still had room for a few more.
In a signed note Dr W H Keorr states the Bright grocery store and living rooms have been thoroughly disinfected after a smallpox case. He asserts there is no possibility of contagion remaining at the location.
Waldorf 2.50 shoes offered as equal to any $3.50 shoe. See them at H. E. Bishop's.
J E Daniels, longtime Jasper poet, plans a move to Coshocton Ohio in March. A public sale on March 6 at the Trenner farm will feature stock and items from the farm, with over a hundred head of stock and other goods to be listed in the paper. The Trenner property was recently sold to Frank and John Tullis who take immediate possession following the sale.
The deal between Dugan & Kaufman and WW Hughes and Harry Hale of Nevada, once about hardware valued at 1000 dollars for two aeros, solidified on Thursday. Hughes and Hale take over Jasper firm stock and retained implements for disposal. Clyde Kaufman plans a Colorado Springs venture, while Dugas stays briefly in Jasper to wind down the business.
C H W Beck of Carthage bought John Ward's farm one mile west of Jasper. The 222 acre property sold for 16600 dollars at 75 dollars per acre. Ward had been arranging to move to the farm but will remain in town after the sale.
Dr. Schooler reports the birth of a fine boy baby to Mr and Mrs Walter Howrey nine miles northwest of Jasper. A set of good hectare posts for sale. See C F Kex or Ben Weston.
A heavy Saturday rain turned to snow with a biting wind, bringing up to 12 inches in Missouri and 3 inches at Las Vegas New Mexico. Despite fears for peaches, Prof. J C Whitten of Missouri says fruit prospects remain strong with buds likely yielding a wood crop. injury varies by bud position on the branch.
Piano tuning, action regulating and repairing services offered by Roy Wetts. Satisfaction guaranteed. Contact details not provided.
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