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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
4
Mrs S E Millar hosted visitors despite cold weather while protracted meetings drew poor attendance. Several neighbors, including Mrs Clutter, shared Friday evening with friends. Geo Arners children earned school prizes. Miss Brous and others attended daily, receiving silver dollars and half dollars for achievements. Charlie Buzzard and John Brown were praised for industrious work as seventeen or more items were broken.
OCR fragment mentions Nora Lewlees and Colin Brows visiting Store Branch on Monday evening. Several of the Dovalites were at Bothe Sunday night. Mr and Mrs PL Cline visited on Sunday at Clarence Tyler's. PHoR six.
C Q Floyd of Kershaw S C writes eleven years after a close call with consumption. He weighed 155 pounds and suffered constant coughing until using Dr King s New Discovery for about six months. His cough and lung trouble disappeared and he regained 170 pounds. Thousands are healed yearly. trial bottle free at Webb Bros Mer Co drug store 50¢ and 100.
Bethel meetings continue to profess faith with Dr Pearl delivering strong sermons. Attendees Sunday included Emma and Mary Yates with Della Brows Nora Lawless Emma Cline and Reon Cotton. The sick list mentions Mr J 4 Clive Mra S I Millne Judhe Thelma Lawless and Mrs Rufus Ryan of Pittsburghe visiting home folks. Duval crowd attended Betiel preaching Sunday night. GPBENIE.
A rough remark mentions a house built by Dostor and a moral about money and a medicine called Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The excerpt includes a stray name P. Pitts and informal phrasing about theft or payment.
The article lists visitors from Carthage and nearby towns including Chas Ballard Sanford and Mae, OC A Covert, Mrs Curtis, and Mrs Amanda Liedner visiting Kans City. Families share meals and Sunday visits among Ballard, Curtis, Covert, and Johnson households. A seven year old, Nina Crow, died Tuesday morning with diphtheria denied by the physician. Roy Radford goes to Ft Collins, Stella Covert visits Stella Vincent, and Charlie Hallard plans a February 5 public sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Williams visited Me. Chafin on Sunday. Miss Bessie Rex spent most of last week in Jasper visiting relatives. Mr. Will Vao of Birmingham Alabama was in town Sunday. Mrs. Mary Bateman visits this week with Mrs. O. B. Nall. Mr. and Mrs. Add Joyce spent Sunday with the former’s mother. F. A. Cones and Chas Harrington were Lamar visitors Saturday. Forest Pierson greets friends in the vicinity. L. Williams and Robert Owens went to Carthage earlier this week.
The item highlights Dr Kings New Life Pills sold at Webb Bros drug store and Smiths Sure Kidney Cure from H F Pitts with a money back guarantee. It also notes maple syrup at Strattons and August Sherp as the overseer of the poor in Fort Madison Indiana.
You must settle your account by cash or bankable note at once. Coal dealers offer several thousand bushels of hard coal at 10 cents per bushel, seven miles north of Jasper. Honey Binauam seeks a lady to advertise goods with weekly salary and expense pay. Suburban notices mention Jackson Boulevard Chicago and Jasper elevator coal orders.
Those indebted are urged to call and settle at once as money is needed. Do not delay. Craypatt Breau Farm to rent offers a 240 acre farm with 80 acres in pasture and 40 acres for spring crops. Seeks a reliable tenant. No other applicants. THos, Stan.
Dr Koott reports the arrival of a young son at the home of Mr and Mrs Jobo Craw on Thursday night of inst week.
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