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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
4
The Jasper News listing shows publisher Arthur F. Drake in Jasper Missouri with postal matter and subscription details. It notes post office entry as second class matter dated September 21, 1998 and lists annual and six month rate options for subscriptions.
E. A. Schenck and wife from the countryside east of Carthage visited Mrs. Schenck's sister Mrs. A. R. Bowers last week. The Schencks have been readers of The News for many years and are warmly regarded for their friendship.
A notice from E I Lauderbaugh offers a fine registered Jersey bull for service. The brief advertisement identifies the animal as a high quality dairy stock likely suitable for breeding purposes.
Quality Bakery invites bread orders a day ahead. The J. D. Harbor store shows a major upgrade with a 30 foot north room housing the grocery department. Electric lights have been added to their modern equipment for improved customer convenience.
For sale or trade is a good Black Poland China herd boar listed by C. Stalter of Jasper. The terse note offers the animal for purchase or exchange, reflecting a rural classifieds style common to the period.
Local ad notes J E Carr at the Brick Barn paying the best market price for poultry and eggs with a square deal. It mentions J R Wheat seen on the street in good health after a winter illness and staying with his daughter Mrs Bert Ward on the farm north of town.
Teeter announces readiness to furnish gasoline in any quantity at Carthage prices via the Bowser System for autos with no water or dirt. Available at the Furniture Store.
J. E. Carr at the D. A. Holmes and son operation has a new paint wagon and replaced the horse. Though the wagon is unseen, it likely features racks for fishing rods, bait buckets, and other conveniences.
Atlas Oil Co sells 30 day axle grease guaranteed by maker and retailer to last a full month on wagon or carriage. E Burns, harness maker and repairer in Jasper, endorses the product.
Coming year old gelding for sale, good size, dark sorrel. Sired by interest of Moore Stock Farm Neosho Mo. Buy reasonable. See me Wm. K Chatten.
The News presents a line of neat correspondence cards in various sizes and shapes for lurdies fashion. Cards may be printed to match envelopes and used for short letters, invitations, and announcements.
An advertisement extols Dr King's New Life Pills as an easy pleasant laxative to take at night with water. It promises no bad taste or belching and a morning free, easy bowel movement. Sold by all druggists in the original package for 25 cents.
A local ad urges grain owners to insure stored grain with L Crawford promising full value for one to four months or longer and refunds the unearned portion if sold. It claims old-line insurers pay promptly and pitches low rates that compete with Missouri licensed companies.
The annual reunion at Crane will run August 5 6 and 7 with entertainment and recreation planned for about 15000 visitors. Crane sits at the gateway to the Ozarks on the White River branch of the Missouri Pacific.
If you have received notice that your subscription is due please let us hear from you.
Advert says tired aching muscles fade with Sloan's Liniment applied lightly, promising quick relief from overwork and stiffness. A user testimonial claims it helped Lena greatly and praises counter irritation better than mustard. Available from druggists, 250, penetrates without rubbing.
A brief ad invites readers to send in subscriptions to Star Times Journal Breeder s Gazette Drover s Telegram or Ruralist, offering a simple way to secure yearlong service from a regional newspaper network.
A young girl named Ruth enters a scene, steps on a lone shoe left on the floor, apologizes to the empty room, and laments wasting her breath as she realizes no one is there. The moment centers on a mistaken encounter and a discarded shoe.
The note suggests language offers dual paths: the exact way spoken and the way one wishes to craft the statement. It discusses how expression changes with intention, highlighting tension between raw speech and polished wording.
The Atchison Globe calls for equal rights on the farm urging that a wife may retire from strenuous work just as her husband does, advocating shared labor and household balance in rural life.
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