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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
5
Pitts store advertises a special sale on Rexall medicines and toilet preparations. Includes discounts across multiple brands and household health items. Customers are urged to visit the store for savings on health care essentials.
Clarence Simmons and several others suffer from heat illness while Irene Matthews improves after illness. Salem hosts a cool ice cream social. Carytown notes include a new organ, Sunday school start, Mr. Boyd elected superintendent, Miss Preston secretary, and sympathy for Miss Laura Tellus who died of typhoid in Eureka. Farmers report flax cutting and a delay in threshing.
Community updates list visits and visits by residents in Greenfield Dublin and Duval areas. Names include Mrs W M Mevins Mrs J Keltner Jennie Johnston Jessie Johnston Hugh Kincaid Willie Pugh and others with weekly calls, aid and small chores noted. Bridges restored work crews and family visits feature among routine district happenings.
Arthur Hatfield returned from Kansas City where he worked in a drug store last week. Ab Hyder raised hay last week. Alya Dyson works on the railroad. Mrs. Gaines of Carterville visits with Miss Bertha Hyder this week. Mrs. Armstrong delivered rugs for Mrs. Bayne of Jasper last week. J C Webber helped Mr. Wright with hay last Tuesday evening. Miss Bertha Hyder and Mrs. Bessie Gaines visited Mrs. Webber Sunday evening. Mrs. Armstrong called on Mrs. Lane Sunday evening.
Families of W. E. Stratton A. Goldhammer and J. E. Cart spent Thursday on Coon creek enjoying the day, with emphasis on the noon hour. Herbert Read shows a new motor cycle and only hits high places. Oats cutting is past, crops fine, corn nearly laid by, haying in full blast. C. F. Rex returns from Kansas City via eastern Kansas. George Carnes visits home and attends Sunday School. George Vincent delivers fat logs in Jasper.
Up-to-date laundry cleaning, free, and pressing services announced by Del Beam. Details indicate complimentary cleaning options and garment care, suggesting a local promotional offer or business update.
Herbert Follmer returns from Oklahoma in good health. Local residents report various illnesses inclining to better. Recent deaths include three month old Francis Howe. Funeral for Miss Laura Tullis held at Salem church. Township social and church events planned with community calls for baskets to feed attendees.
J D Harbor advertises sun bonnets priced at nineteen cents each. Crandall Bros introduce new potato chips for sale, signaling fresh snack options at the store.
Neighborhood notes report Will McCune and family visiting Joe Bird and wife while Jake Byers and kin called at I Y Byers. Allen Peterson works on the Peterson farm. Ruby Wescott stayed with her brother Luther. Mrs. Will Lukens picked plums at I Y Byers. Joe Bird aided Mr Woods with wheat stacking as Sunday school attendance grew with Elmer Pugh family visiting Barton county.
Miss Donna Embree arrived from Pittsburg to visit home folks while locals anticipate a sale on summer goods at J. D. Harbur featuring discounts and promotions.
Ross Dodd, once very ill with typhoid, has improved significantly and is nearing recovery. A big white goods sale is announced at J D Harbur's.
The Jasper and Salem quarterly conference will be held in Jasper on Saturday and Sunday, July 16 and 17. Business session is scheduled for Saturday at 3 p.m. Official members are urged to attend the business meeting led by S. K. Hogan and P. C.
Miss Barbara and Master Clifton Hedge of Carthage are the guests of Pred Merrell and family.
Local ad notes J. and Wheat is offering to purchase cream from producers. The brief item invites dairy farmers to contact the firm for potential sales and pricing details on cream consignments.
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