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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
5
A Friday to Sunday run of visits near Salem shows Rev Culmer's growing audience as he noted invitations for dinners and tea. Gresham donated lumber for a pulpit used at Salem church, while community members attend church, plan Chautauqua attendance, and note the upcoming September 19 start of school.
A vintage ad informs readers of Dr King New Life Pills claiming to cure colds backache constipation and malaria while advertising a 250 price. The piece uses quirky wording about pills raiding beds and improving the system. Includes Webb Bros as the seller.
In Zion last week farmers endured extreme heat. Workers toiled in hay fields and threshers, many collapsing and seeking shade to recover from the sweltering conditions. The oppressive sun intensified hardship for laborers across the harvest scene.
From Friday to Sunday Creola Patriots esulting relatives visit Joplin, then proceed to Waco to visit her sister. There will be preaching at Salem the third Monday. Mrs Abbey Crow entertains Ster Hogs at ion cham Friday evening. Rev Calmer dined with Mrs Breeden. A number of folks plan to travel to Obagtengua to hear Bryan Thursday.
Mrs W La Gilpatrick of Dan forth Me reports her 70 plus mother grew young again after 20 years of dyaproein misery. Doctors gave up but Electric Bitters revived appetite sleep and strength, curing Liver and Kidney troubles. Webb Bros markets.
Miss Margery Marrow of Springfield Ohio visits at the home of Jacob Keah on her first Missouri trip. She toured Kansas City Chicago St Louis and St Paul with plans to return home. Fred Resh lost his house and contents in a recent fire.
With Mitchell visiting town on Monday and Tom Wood home for Sunday, Diamond residents share news of work, sales, and social visits. Frank Crabtree aids John Buzzard, Charley Hane and John Brown plan a new press, and a Diamond folks meeting in Nashville last Sunday is noted along with Goldie Workman visiting home.
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and evening baptisms at 8 o'clock. No Sunday services. Morning theme questions possessives and imperative mood regarding a lost item. Evening theme a talk on talk. Invitation extended by Pastor F A Coton to attend.
Our meat market will be open Sunday mornings until 10 o'clock. Ba e Onrasvant Bog.
A fragment notes Aak C. T. Whitsell discussing a phrase that sounds like eixty and includes a reference to eixty or similar wording. The readable text centers on a pronunciation or cryptic clue linked to a person and a topic.
Notice is given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Lucy J. Winder deceased that Myrtle Winder Executrix intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Jasper county Missouri to be held at Carthage on August 6th 1000 Morile Winder Executrix
An old promotional note advertises a product named The Wonder Neew Eye pot that purportedly destroys mites and disease germs in poultry. It promises pest control without toxicity, offering free samples and urging readers to call for details.
A fragmented notice notes coal prices with multiple figures and locations including north of a named junction. The message mentions quantities in thousands and references two local streets or areas with numeric identifiers, indicating a market update or classified listing.
For sale notice offers one good buggy to sell or trade. The seller, Thomas Thompson, is willing to accept cash or hogs or cattle in exchange. Contact details are not provided.
Telegram from Springfield informs Mr Sanford his daughter May who attends normal is ill and he will bring her home if possible. Mrs John Schooler hosts about twenty guests for Harold’s eleventh birthday with games cream cake and wishes for more birthdays. Avilla residents Levi Snyder visit Will Holderwan as Mrs Radford visits Coates near Lakeside. Martha Curtis injures knee while visiting aunt Reynolds at Jasper. Insurance on house and contents valued at 100 each. E E Campbell sells brick block and store to Harvard Ill. exchange to occur Sept 1 with sale of goods in the meantime. Foreman Turner moves crews due to high waters hindering MoPac railroad from Joplin to Fort Scott. extra hands called from Sedalia and Kansas City regions.
Williams hosts five horses Sunday as W. Johnson and daughter Mrs. Rogers visit Webb City from Friday to Sunday. John Prosser breaks wrist and arm after a hay rack fall on Saturday. Dr. Knott reports he is recovering well. Ormal Bender of Springfield and Ruth Underhill of Carthage visit grandfather Mr. Bender last week. Mrs. Abbey Crow and children dine with J. T. Crow family. Mrs. Eterling visits of Docnweg.
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