02 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
1
This week the Jasper store promotes stock updates for spring items across DRY GOODS SHOES HARDWARE DRUGS GROCERIES and more. Visitors are welcomed with the latch string hanging outside and a suggestion to have loved ones call the store for assistance.
A brief ad from Conrad Mercantile Company invites readers to learn about steel posts. It claims the posts are affordable and lifetime lasting, offering explanations on their advantages to customers browsing the store.
The message from Rev Wilt Mohs predicts a harsh January with heavy storms and cold winds sweeping from northwest to south. Dr Wicks supports prep for vicious winter weather, urging renters to secure warmth and shelter as the region braces for this extended cold spell. Frank Seely notes pests and farm conditions, while FB Dunning thanks friends for support during illness and anticipates returning to work when possible.
Trades day sale postponed from December 26 to Saturday in January. Parties interested should list with Mr Rex by January 1 for proper advertisement. Has your paper label been noticed and is your subscription paid?
Readers are reminded parcel post rates rise with distance so buying in Jasper saves money vs Kansas City and Chicago. The trades day sale has been postponed to Saturday, January.
The Agoga class of the Baptist Sunday school entertained the Awoma group at Hammond's Christmas night. Decorations included cedar and pine branches in a lard bucket covered with paper, rugs on the floor, and a neatly arranged hall. After playing games, the front room doors opened and a luncheon was served to the girls, pleasing them.
Will Rebuild, T H Hammond announces immediate rebuilding of the blacksmith ship that burned Monday morning. The new building will be of brick and Mr Dunning plans to move in and be ready for business as soon as possible.
Basketball game set for Friday night at the Jasper opera house with Joplin Business College facing Jasper High School in a local matchup.
The News Jasper proclaims its reach extends to homes and farms within a 16 mile radius and beyond, aiming to broaden advertising impact. It pledges enduring coverage of local people, streets, and businesses, asserting expanded access across Jasper and surrounding areas.
I desire to express my hearty thanks to all who aided in protecting my property Monday morning. My presails and neighbors were prompt and worked hard, otherwise my loss would have been considerable. Thank you. T. H. Hammond. Mrs. George Masters, Mrs. Willis Yeans, and Misses Ethel Masters and Mamie Tabler of Jasper were guests at Profi Massers, the flat of the week.
Fragmented text recounts civic concerns and social events. Mentions Dewey era topics and local duties, then lists weddings in Jasper with multiple names and places, plus community notices and church activities. Some lines reference Rev McCracken, Epworth League, and Wentworth meetings amid a broad, collage-like summary.
The Second Annual Corn and Poultry Show will be held in Illinois, January 9, featuring the largest and best event yet for corn and hog producers in southwestern Missouri and northern Oklahoma. A Farmers Institute offers lectures on stock feeding, soil fertility, fruit growing, and poultry raising with agrarian experts from colleges and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Prof. B. W. Schelr will headline the gathering.
A legal notice warns of a suit for S162 related to personal taxes with total costs reaching 4.99 dollars. The city tax collector and Star Brand Shoes Are Better are referenced in the notice.
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