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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
8
Local ad style items mention Crandall Brothers and Crandall Brow hardware and groceries with assorted notes about births, illnesses, visitors, and everyday transactions. References include Mr Knott reporting a baby, pneumonia cases, hunting for rabbits, and various names like Dan Faith, Johnnie Crow, Ceol Hogan, and Bert Crandall. The piece reads like a community notice column with prices and product mentions.
Col G P Kemp sells his stock farm eight miles north of Lamar and takes in a first class dairy business in Bloomington Lilinotw. He will not leave Lamar before spring and has a three year park contract in Providence Rhode Island. He notes the East park is the only one making money and recalls the severe hardship in Pittsburgh where the unemployed were fed and thousands slept on the sand.
Mrs John W Narramore granddaughter of W J Deardorff of this city died last Monday in Carthage after a week long tumor illness. Remains were brought here for burial on Thursday with interment at Waters cemetery Mea. Narramore daughter of the late Charles Deardoril and leaves a sister Pearl McCune of Doral and two sisters May Sullivan of Berkeley and Clara Spoonaman of Union Mo. She was in her twenty seventh year.
Major Edward A Weed, famed international cyclist, praised Jasper county roads during a transcontinental tour stop in Joplin. He noted 55,000 miles ridden and declared the area’s roads superior, with camp sights about a hundred miles off the route. Local residents from Oregon to Missouri teased winter plans and town businesses advertised wheat flour brands and cash prices, as shops urged customers to buy their lines.
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