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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
1
A substantial stock of about 500 pairs of Shore brand shoes offered at 5k, Sc, 752, Sc, $1 and $1.25. Former prices ranged from 1.00 and 1.20 to 2.00, highlighting a significant discount on these footwear items.
In Dry Goods we offer men a underwear 25¢ children underwear 25¢ corsets 69c and other value fabrics. Canton flannels and French flannel waists are discounted, with a remnant table promising bargains and patterns from New Idea.
Former Jasper residents Claude A. Wood and Miss Lucretia Folt wed Sunday January 4 1908 at the home of William Bale in Webb City Rev A G Wast officiated. The couple have moved to a home on Webber Street and will be welcomed by Jasper friends. Revival meetings continue with Rev Verasen and Rev Low active in the Preston area and Pleasant View church next Sunday services announced by Rev Ferguson.
W M Cather, a noted farmer, serves as grand juryman in the U S court in session at Joplin this week. Judge J F Phillips of Kansas City presides. The moodsy sworn jury includes men from across the district with several witnesses examined and important matters brought before it.
Chas Crews was acquitted in Carthage Justice Court on assault charges brought by J J Bell Chor. He pleaded self defense and was discharged after the judge upheld the defense. A large crowd attended, Crews displayed visible joy and greeted witnesses as he left the courtroom.
Stockholders of the First National Bank reelected officers and directors, with I. A. Gooding as president, Wm. Y. as vice president, N. A. Mackey as cashier, and J. C. Miller among the directors. G. W. Tilman from Jasper won 105 in a Washington contest. Also notes a baby’s death near Jasper, a land sale, Dr. Sullivan’s move to Helens Montana, and local visits and ads.
In Dublin Ago Crandall has moved his stock of groceries and nations to Morlan's old wand and is now doing business there. Dublin has been without a provo for some time and Mr Crandall hopes to supply their wants in this respect.
Mrs Van Dusen has returned home from St Louis after a period of medical treatment. Her condition shows light improvement and she is continuing to recover at home according to reports from her family.
L. Less has bought the old Tom Boul farm five miles north west of town. The farm contains 200 acres. Walker Hardaway returned Saturday sight for Colorado where he has been for the past eight months. He thinks Colorado is all right. Michigan salt for sale at Mc. Caslin & Houck.
Mrs Cleudening of Monett has been visiting the Frick family for several days. Mayor Hunt moved his washing machine shop to the Thompson Building near the South Methodist church. New idea patterns at Haasting's.
B Shoopnan sells mis part will go to Ourerne County George Strong of Iowa Maun the Purchaser 8 H Shoopnan popular farmer living miles away in town land part lying in Conneck bottom price paid 65200 Shoopman may move to Jasper quitting farming John Waldron sold his farm near Holden containing 40 acres for 4200 J W Spaid bought a Staub piano in Kansas City and gave it to his daughter Gertrude Lalhooshay announced a public sale near Jasper Tuesday January 7 seven head hogs cattle hogs and other stock live stock Wm Ward moved 8 mules to Carthage sold to Jacobs Giro Andrews visited Kansas City and Olathe McCaslin Houck advertised groceries prices
A fragmented price list shows figures like 7c and 38c with various entries such as 2.25 1.50 and 1.00. The readable portion ends with a partial phrase The g8e, leaving unclear items and context.
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