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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
5
The notice lists daily passenger trains and freight services with fixed times. No. 208 Passenger at 6:33 am, No. 210 Passenger at 6:20 pm, No. 201 Passenger at 6:17 am, No. 207 Passenger at 6:5 pm, No. 20 Freight at 2:35 pm on non Sundays, No. 998 Freight at 11:00 pm on non Sundays.
Local notice ads promote farm loan offers from First National Bank and high poultry and egg prices via Hammond's market. W. H. Hager and J. N. Marsh advertise cherry trees, pie plant roots, and a Main Street house for sale. W. B. Pingree and Ralph Berry present optometry and Jersey heifer listings. Also a lens grinding service claims one hour duplication.
A local column lists Lost-11 4 auto tire chain loan offers on farms and a series of social notes. Mentions J. D. Harbur and wife in Lamar, Mrs H J Deardorff and family in Carthage, Miss Mona Whitesel visiting Velva Bowers, and several other residents visiting relatives or traveling. Also notes dental office readiness and a memorial obituary for Job Casebolt, plus subscription renewals and wartime knit shoutouts.
Omer Webb and wife returned from El Paso where their son Guy serves in Company A of the Ninth Mounted Engineers. They also saw Clarence Donnell Eugene Smith and Virgil Rice who are reported in good health and likely to stay through winter. Mr and Mrs Uriah Smith joined them and plan a Kansas visit before returning. Weather turned cold with snow disappearing brief warm sun then sleet and freezing temperatures through Sunday to Tuesday.
Creditors and others interested in the estate of H Beall are notified that Monnie FE Beall administratrix will seek final settlement at the Jasper County Probate Court in Carthage on February 11 1918. First publication January 17.
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