Exquisite complexion ring offer targets women with beauty claim
An advertisement promises a faultless complexion and elegant jewels via a secret from Orientals and Greeks. It touts a rose cut diamond ring with Tiffany setting, claims Europe and American women endorse it, and offers a free complexion recipe with each ring paid for by 2.00 money order. The scheme urges immediate orders from T. C. Moseley in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
T. C. Moseley
East 23Rd Street
New York City
Poem About Names and Plans in New York
Fragmentary note offers women a chance to collect names for a plan with profits and quick work. Mentions an address in New York and a request for housing or opportunity material, suggesting a solicitation or informal advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Moseley Peoratore
25Rd Street
New York
Fragmented Newspaper Rates Notice
An OCR fragment shows pricing lines for subscription periods and single copies. It lists year and six month and three month terms, with figures and broken words indicating advertising matter and purged material. Limited readable data omits clear entities or a coherent event.
Blue Star Notes On Local Visits And Sports
Miss Carrie Conner returned to Illinois after a month with home folks and a job in a telephone office. Henry Kaderly of Okowee Ohio, formerly of Blue Star, visited relatives yesterday. A Sunday baseball game ended 19 to 14 in favor of the first team. Neighbors attended the J.O.O.F. event in Lamar last Friday. Chas Woodrow of Farmers Union bought bags here Monday. Mrs. S. M. Carmean and her son James with aunt Louisa Wunder of Kansas City arrive Saturday the 6th for a several week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Conner
Illinois
Home Folke
Lamar Lagt
Chas, Woodrow
Farmera’ Union
M. Carmean
James
Louisa Wunder
Kansas City
Rural Route Offer for Globe-Democrat and News Sale
Rural route subscribers may get both The News and the St Louis Globe-Democrat for 63.00 without the Sunday edition, or the Daily Globe-Democrat and News at 4.00. Offer expires August 1st and applies only to rural route readers who pay in advance for both papers. The full paper will be delivered, not an abridged edition, stressing the Globe-Democrat as the best paper in the West for farmers seeking complete news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Globe and JasPen News
Daily Globe-Democrat
Deny Globe-Democrat
West
Local notes and social news from the community
Mrs Farrissed daughter called on Mrs Mevins Monday afternoon. Mrs Chas Gearheart is reported a little better. Burgo yne Hetoher left for north Missouri to bring home a life companion. They arrive home Monday. All friends extend congratulations. Mrs Keltoer with her niece from Carthage visited at Mevius Sunday. Fortunate that a serious accident narrowly avoided when Chas Farris and Miss Sophia Mavius were struck by a runaway buggy. Mrs C J Johnston returned home after two months in Ohio and Illinois. her mother improving.
Town Social Notes From Mr Wells and Neighbors
The report describes a Wednesday night party at Mr Wells and social visits by P J Orr of Sulphur I T to A H McCune’s family. It mentions Misses Snider Pearl McCune Zanna Trimmer and local preaching at Union, with several visits to Webb City Pittsburg and plans for the Fourth creating expectations of fieldwork and romance among local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider
Miss Pearl McCune
Zanna Trimmer
Pineville Reunion to be Held at King's Park
The third annual Pineville Reunion of Old Soldiers and Old Settlers is planned for July 23 to 26, 1907 at King's Park Pineville Missouri. Officials promise a four day program with ample amusements for all ages and a record crowd expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Park
Pineville
Advertising proves big trade and success in cities
A promotional blurb argues that prominent firms grow by advertising, urging readers to study newspaper pages to see that the largest advertisers are the most prosperous. It poses a question about whether this is coincidence or a causal link.
Adapting to Public Notices for Effective Ads
A business figure questions advertising strategy and the need for timely newspaper placement. He argues customers expect to see ads and delays reduce potential gains, urging prompt, visible publication to maximize impact.
Neighborhood Fourth Preparations Amid Baseball and Wrestling
In Jasper area residents eagerly await the Fourth as Bethel defeats Forest Grove 13 to 2 on the base ball grounds. A wrestling demonstration between Lafe Wriste of Boston and Bethel’s ? B. Cline drew the crowd, but Wriste ended the match after a dispute over holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Bethel
Forest Grove
Forest Grove Boys
Bethel Boys
Lafe Wriste
Boston
B. Cline
Wiiste
Cline
Wriste
Bill Mitchell
Fragmentary ad copy about fashion and beauty claims
Fragmentary text describes a fashion or beauty claim, mentioning a charming woman and moral service, with garbled phrases and names likely from an old advertisement. It references exhibition or display notes and a venue Wann Banos, but the readable content is largely incoherent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Festares
Wann Banos
Notice of Probate for Ira Griffin Estate
Letters testamentary issued for Ira Griffin deceased estate. Annete, baring Gots, is named executor with June 1907 as claim day. Creditors must present claims within one year, or be barred. no benefits from the estate after two years from publication. G. Gaivrix, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Griffin
G. Gaivrix
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Burgner-Bowman
Missouri
J. A. Cozatt
N. A. Mackey
H. A. Ringer
First National Bank
Y. H. Hendricks
M. D. Jasper
THE
Jasper News
R. B. Griffith
St Jasper
Io. Ae
Tes
Henery Kaderly
Blue Star
Okowee, Ohloa
Duval
A. H. McCune
Webb City
Bert
Rose Pugh
Snider Girl
John Snider
Pittsburg
Pineville Reunion
Business Man
Aeon Paar
Ees
Price Sec
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
North Second St
ST. Louis, MO
Webb Brothers Mercantile CO
the Jasper Bakery
C. E. Campbell
Prop
Kinkade & Finton
J. S. Dafter
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co Et
Lovie
Bold
Webb Bros
A. F
A.M
Bwanbon
Bec
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