01 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
1
A local retailer advertises drastic price cuts on ladies coats with markdowns from $16.00 to $38.00, pushing out inventory by offering reduced prices such as $14.25 and $13.75 and further lowering to $11.50 $8.50 and $8.00, in a bid to clear stock.
Mrs John Ward suffered an attack of heart trouble or paralysis during dinner and was rendered helpless. She seems slightly improved today. Mrs Vieson and Miss Esther Vinson returned from Kansas City after being detained by Miss Vinson's illness. note about sale printing at the News Office.
A fragmentary local notice lists residents and neighbors tied to a family in Eden Ph Sottaney City and Carthage Hospital plans. It also mentions a dubious ad line about cat disposal and a saxophone gift. The text records renewals and new subscribers with names and locations including Clyde Strecker Fontana Cal Norris Crumm Lamar route 1 and others.
A fragmented report describes the funeral of Rabielt J. Bough and an infant after a rain wrecked Ford overturning near Tat Wiles. The Carthage Shoe Factories and Howard Taime Dittrich Shod Company are expanding capital. The Juvenile Shoe Company shows over $1,000,000 in 1910 sales.
The last days of the old year feel like mid March with cool mornings and evenings and warm noons. Do not plant or set hens as January and February may bring cold spells prompting longing for snow and sleep in bear skin gear.
United States sanitary inspector visited Jasper on Tuesday expecting a car of tile for new septic tanks. If warm weather lasts, many will get tanks this week. Mrs A Richardson of Adbury visited her mother Mrs Agnes Kinncaid and sister Mrs Jessie Wardlow Sunday.
Retailer advertises deep discounts on all ladies coats and men s overcoats with price points ranging from 55 to 11.25 dollars for coats and 35 to 19.23 dollars for overcoats. Offer valid until January 10 1920 with a note to bring produce for top market price.
Paul Klinefelter and family of Picher Oklahoma Henry Covert and family of Joplin and J Wm Bowers and family spent Christmas at C A Covert s residence and a subscription due query appears.
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