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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
8
A rural district appeal asks former and potential correspondents to resume weekly items. The letter invites volunteers to cover unrepresented neighborhoods, promising stationery and paper to those who contribute regularly.
Zion Items notes Mr Curtis and family spent Christmas at Mr Gardner's while Mr Boyd Mr Kinnefele and Mr Paisley visited Mr Covert's. A Mae Sandford classmate paid a short holiday visit. Roy Harris returned home for holidays with family and friends. J Ilurria called to Illinois for his father's illness. Orman Schooler returns to school. Robert Curtis had mumps light. Klinefelter and son Paul returned to Webb City Tuesday evening. Mrs Klinefelter and three children stayed through Sunday. Mrs Ralph Fairfield visited her sisters Ballard and Schooler. Wampler hauled apples to Alba. Alma Seidoor hosted Sarah Scott at Jan Buerge's home Saturday. Cal Shell hauling lumber for crib and granary. Mrs Curtis visited sister Mackey. Snaok butchered hogs Friday.
Frank J. Cheney sworn to as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that the firm will pay $100 for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. W. Glierson witnesses. Advertisement claims cure and directs readers to send for testimonials. Product marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Includes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Annie Wardlow spent time with sister Mrs. Fowler near Irwin. Jessie Johnston had a cut arm treated by Dr. Knott. Dollie Williams visited near Carthage. Miss Dora Taylor travels to Dade county two weeks. Miss Goldin Workman sick. Mrs. Green of Iowa visited Mrs. Waris. Mike Workman burned a charcoal pile earning 25 cents a bushel from Jasper. A horse at Tom Clark’s stable required several men to move it. Mr. Benson’s well digging hit solid rock. Dina mite may be tried.
The column records holiday activities in Lebanon area families. Mr W O Kyle and Charles Moore handled chores and corn hauling near Jasper. Mr and Mrs Hull visited, wood hauling for summer, a Christmas dinner with about fifty guests, a peaceful gathering, and wishes for health in the new year. Webb City residents visit, and health trips to Kansas City noted.
To enjoy freedom from chilblains, writes John Kemp. Apply Bucklee's Arnie Salve, used for rheum, fiver sores, piles, wounds, frost bites, and skin diseases with excellent results. Guaranteed to cure. 250 at Webb Brothers Mercantile. Coding sure.
Mrs Creecy continues to improve while Mr A W McCune discusses his business this week. Art Delp visited town, Miss Renoa Trimmer helped by Miss Sonders on Friday. Mr Gentry called at McCune’s Sunday. Duval residents socialized with Myrtle Wait Friday evening. Several youths attended an ivory plosion evening near Miss Pearl Ebis last Tuesday. Business slows as Christmas rest ends and many stay home. It rained heavily this week washing out many Duval lanes. Local Duval items reflect sleepy village life.
An ad style item touts Dr King’s New Discoveries curing lung trouble and coughs with a six month course, claiming weight gain and restoration to 170 pounds. It mentions Webb Bros, Mer. Co. as dealers and notes a free trial bottle. Local residents Delbert Hyder and Mrs Ciara List visit Dublin, with other hometown movements and visits listed.
Sunday near noon in Carthage Officer Jdamor Sengan met seven year old Claud nos who carried smeared lips and pockets full of coins. The boy agreed to return the money after being asked by the officer while the store window had been broken and the cash drawer robbed. Claud identified how he took 2.00, and will be tried before Judge Howard Gray next week for Reform School placement.
August Shere of Fort Madison says Kings New Life Pills are markedly laxative and effective. Webb Bros. Mercantile Co. drug store guarantees relief and gentle results for constipation.
An old style ad touts Smith's Sure Kidney Cure promising no cost trial and claims to reveal private documents and proof of its effectiveness. The fragmentary text suggests a marketing pitch for a kidney remedy with emphasis on no charge and credibility claims.
An old time quilting gathering occurred Friday at Mee C S Johnston's in Clue to honor Mrs Rufus Geom visiting from Iowa. Ladies arrived with needle and thimble and worked vigorously while a good dinner pleased all. Attendees included Mesdana Green Costley Roe Crain AleDonald Workman Bieson Keltoer Cospar and Mrs Lem Connor of Witehata Kaosys One Puesent.
An advertisement claims TB digestion failures stem from missing digestive juices and promotes Kodoliga vegetable seeds as a remedy. It asserts the product corrects digestion deficiencies and aligns with Pure Food Drug Law, with endorsement by Jd. K. Sohvolor.
R. L. Roberts & Son must settle all accounts by January 65, 1907. Court action threatened if balances remain unpaid.
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