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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
5
Local notices advertise corn and hay for sale, high poultry and egg prices, tire repairs, bread fresh daily at J R Wheat, optometrist Dr McCoy, and market buys for cream butter eggs poultry. Also entries for loan on farms, blankets at cost, and fabric sales. Respt J D Harbur.
News Office 18 notes a passenger decline advertised for sale in good repair with self starter. It offers to trade a bers or cow in partial payment.
Sale bills available at News office. J D Harbur and Thompson in Sheldon. Nora Fox in Carthage on business. Sam Appleby returns from Camp Funston. Harbour visits farm near Sheldon. Roy Bowers of Brussel in Jasper. Bert Webb family at Hot Springs. Mrs Lida Drake of Nevada visits home. Wm Cline trips to Purcell with daughter. Mrs Arthur Strecker visits father near town. Patterson Rex ship hogs and cattle to Kansas City. John Ward ships hogs and cattle. Christian Church to hold protracted meeting in February. all invited. Sam Appleby and Ray Robinson return from Camp Funston. Pie supper at Lyndanid Schoolhouse Friday night. Mrs J Frick returns from Joplin. Mrs T L Kunkler to Crocker for week with daughter. Mrs Hastings travels toward Kansas City and St Louis for spring millinery. Mrs F W Rumble opens new home on South Main. George Wagner and wife move into Deardorff cottage. J W Moore, Nellie Crow, G P Campbell attend Carthage centenary. Mrs Will Crandall visits Joplin with Bert and Fred Crandall. Mrs O Thompson and sister dine with Mrs Mark Quillin in Picher. Mrs Raney improving after seven weeks bed rest. Miss Pauline Roberts returns from Cotty College. influenza recovery ongoing.
Liberty Theater resumes operations this Saturday night after a shutdown. Manager Mr. Nunnelly plans to extend film screening through the season and may run two nights weekly if conditions allow.
A brief notice announces a clearance by J. D. Harbur offering their finest scouting flannels at a price of 25 cents per yard, valid from a specified date. The ad emphasizes a large reduction and urges customers to act.
Four year old Shorthorn cow for sale will be fresh by sale day seen at Hendersons and Malone mule sale Saturday A W Redford carry details about animal and seller for potential buyers in a local sales ad style.
An ad promises new cream bread daily at J Ro Wheat's with fresh offerings and a test to prove satisfaction. It mentions trade with TG Geokie nspec Moc ratl Money and a reference to Furst National Bank. Leave orders at residence or bring to Wheat for the best price and guaranteed quality.
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