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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
6
A fragmented local notice hints at a café named Dickens Coffee run by Dave Veer or similar names. Readers see mention of a patisserie style service and a possible partnership with Quilisy Patiery. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
J Aarhur submits a terse appeal seeking settlement of a 194s debt and funds to cover this year’s bills. He asks for a payment arrangement to meet ongoing financial obligations and to prevent further arrears.
Multiple ads urge farmers to sell poultry and eggs to Carr & Horton and Hammond East End House for top prices while promoting various goods. Also mentions Schooler Picture Show at the opera house, Quality Bakery, Farmers Elevator, and Cash Clothing Store with prices and slogans.
Household furniture for sale from Judison Bros store listed as various items including a porcelain bath tub and kitchen safe. The ad promotes sale from Mrs PUL Cotes with remarks on furniture availability and location near Jasper, 74 miles south southwest.
The Republican State Committee met in St Louis, selecting Excelsior Springs for the meeting site and April 6 as the convention date. Jasper County earns 54 delegates under the 1908 basis, with 1,151 total delegates, while 1912 basis would have reduced to 15–20 for the county. Delegates to be elected by March 20, with four delegates at large to the national convention, a state platform, a national committeeman, and presidential electors to be nominated.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M E Church offers sewing quilting or tack comforts for those in need. Notify president Mrs J P Leiss or visit Chas Dickens Coffee. Also a prompt question about Quality Bakery’s offerings.
Jasper County led Iowa with the missionary standard at the State Sunday School convention in St. Louis. The county superintendent Mrs. I. L. Thomas championed five goals including adequate instruction, definite prayer, systematic giving, practical activities, and enlisting recruits, urging all counties to plan for the largest increase in missionary work yet. Also notes on upcoming Commercial Club meeting, Women’s Home Missionary Society activities, and a brief diary entry from the meeting with a program summary and refreshments by Miss Rab.
On my farm northwest of Jasper hunting of any kind is forbidden. Parties disregarding this order will be treated as trespassers with no exceptions. or if, Dr. Hendricks.
Hunters call for rabbits as Hammand's Feed advertises top payments. Agents urge farmers to haul rabbits to the yard, promising strong prices and rapid disposal.
Farmers Elevator, under manager J P Laiss, has added a corn crib to its equipment and now stands ready to buy corn from local farmers. The move signals expanded grain procurement and support for growers.
Gasoline is now available under Cartan prices through the Bowser System. All Furniture stores are prepared to furnish gasoline per the new quantity and pricing structure, with filtering for water and dirt removed.
The fragment hints at a high price reference tied to Hammond and other terms but the readable text is fragmented and unclear. no full facts or identifiable events, people, or organizations can be reliably established from the available portion.
For Rent notice appears with terse, garbled text listing four room layout and a name. A sale reference to Mrs Alice Dreyer Irgan and a Putin fm envieties phrase appears. details are unclear and fragmented.
The text mentions Ford for S21 ole and a Ford Model T with five passenger, plus references to Jaelson at Jackson, a store, and a Nuwa tied to a government script for daily papers. The readable fragments suggest a garbled ad or notice about vehicles, people, and a local shop.
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