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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
7
Dr Knot and Dr Schooler, physicians and surgeons, announce calls answered day or night. Fire reported on North Main. Office locations listed with Crandall's Store proximity and phone numbers 35A and 5A.
Southbound numbers show No 205 passenger at 8 22 am No 24 freight at 2 05 pm No 210 passenger daily 7 37 pm No 201 passenger at 6 32 am No 20 freight at 11 00 am No 207 passenger daily 140 pm
Car leaves Jasper daily except Sunday at 9 00 a m 10 30 a m and 1 00 p m front of Browns Cafe Carthage trips depart front of Ladies Beat Room daily except Sunday at 9 15 a m 10 00 a m and 4 00 p m Saturday and Sunday night trips depart Jasper at 6 30 p m returning from Carthage at 11 00 p m Service available day or night BH Kirby Jasper Missouri
Local notes advertise farm loans from First National Bank. Poultry and eggs receive top market prices by calling phone No. 9 or taking goods to Hammond at the east end house. Cream testing offered in Wheat for satisfactory results and best price. Old newspapers sold at The News Office for 5 cents per bundle.
Three mule colts for sale and a six dollar per acre farm rent to a buyer with stock and machinery. Harry Bunnell offers the property three miles north and east of Jasper. Plush lap robe advertised Tuesday evening. Return to Dr. Schooler or Modern Garage.
The notice lists advertising rates at five cents per line with a minimum of twenty five cents and records a flurry of local social activity. It mentions Roy Carter and wife in Kansas City, several visits among families in Joplin Carthage Webb City and Columbus Kansas, farm goods movements, and a remark on cattle prices and selling cows to distant markets.
A letter states a person will not be responsible for debts incurred by wife Zoe Billington. Classified ads list a 1920s era Ford sedan for 650, a Reed baby buggy, a Paptociet Touring car for 800, and a 1919 Dodge Touring Car used about four months, all offered by S. H. Butler or Mrs. Harry Waters in Golden City.
A formal notice from Harbur warns the recipient to settle an outstanding account for 1979. The letter stresses duty and timely payment, urging immediate action and stating the sender has fulfilled their part. It reflects a personal debt collection request from a 7, D, Harbur signature.
George Seal of Barton County is described as a prominent farmer and auctioneer who studied at the Kansas City Auction School. He is the son of Judge Thomas Seal, a well known county figure, and follows his father in public life while active in politics and on temporary jury duty from Southwest.
Frank King was presented with a silver mounted tandem by the Jasper County Fair Association in recognition of his service as superintendent of the sheep department last fall. King is proud of the gift and noted for his hard work and hustle.
The State Journal notes that affordable pleasures may not do much for lasting value but remain the only feasible way many people can enjoy leisure within their means, emphasizing simple, budget friendly enjoyment.
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