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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
2
The Jasper News announces publication details with Arthur F Drake as publisher and Jasper Missouri post office entry as a second class matter dated September 21, 1905. Subscription rates appear listed for six months and single copies.
Frank Gulick sold two fine Herefords to Warisas parties in Oklahoma last week. The bulls are Marris Prince Wh and a yearling sired by Marris Prince Wh. Both animals brought fancy prices. Harris Prince has been exhibited at various fairs in Missouri.
Sheridan Township residents must pay poll tax in June for convenience. Receipts are left at the First National Bank. D. Pollmer, road overseer. Hp 2'x
A registered Jersey male bull is offered for service by Lauderbaugh. The notice states the animal is a fine registered specimen available for breeding use. Beneficiary and contact details are not provided in the fragment.
For Sale or Trade, Good Black Iceland China Herd Boar. C Stalter Jasper. Misses Burkie Thomson, Jean Morris and Katherine Trin demonstrated Saturday at Star Theater, performing a quaint Japanese dancing stunt to accompany a vocal solo by Maud Woods. The wet was loudly applauded. Surecosie Record notes Thomson's popularity among her friends.
J. E. Carr promises best market price for poultry and eggs and a square deal at the Brick Barn.
Teeter now offers gasoline in any quantity at Carthage prices, filtered through the Bowser System to autos with no water or dirt. Available at the Furniture Store.
A fragment mentions ladies correspondence cards and fashion in neat sizes and shapes. The text notes lines and shapes used for stylish short correspondence and alludes to trends in stationery fashions.
E. Carr comments on poultry matters and promises a square deal, signaling a business or editorial stance. The fragment hints at negotiation or sales rhetoric, with no clear events or named entities beyond E. Carr.
Two year old gelding for sale dark sorrel from Hillcrest sire of Monre Stock Farm Neosho Missouri. Reasonable offer. Contact Wm Chatten.
At the Carthage Presbytery meeting held in Carthage on July 5 the pastoral relation between Rev John T Curtis and the Sarcoxie Presbyterian Church was dissolved by a unanimous vote. The move reflects the wishes of both sides, with Curtis and supporters glad to end his pastorate and his friends in Jasper noting his past ties. The church has not yet acted on calling a successor.
A damaged ad asserts Sloan's Liniment eases tired aching muscles after hard work and exhaustion. It claims quick relief, counter irritation, and prompts readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents, noting strong user gratitude.
Orville Kyle died in Los Angeles California after taking a heavy cold on July 4 pneumonia followed. He left a young wife and parents two sisters and a brother. Kyle was a 107 graduate of Jasper High School and a popular figure among friends, known for being on a basketball team that once beat teams from Joplin to Kansas City. The news brings sorrow to many here.
An old style insurance notice urges grain owners to insure in one to four months or longer and cancel when sold. It claims prompt claims from old line insurers and promotes low grain rates, inviting readers to contact Crawford in Missouri.
A notice promoting subscriptions to local papers including Star Times Journal Breeder's Gazette Drover's Telegram and Ruralist urges readers to sign up for yearlong access to regional news and agricultural briefs.
Mrs Maude J Sheets wife of Bradford Sheets died at her father J W Weller's home in Kansas City July 14 age 25 after months of illness She was born in Kansas City and left a husband father mother one brother Dr Elmer L Keller and half sister Miss Anna Wickland End Funeral conducted by Rev Elbridge Bartley Many remember Elbridge as a boy. Bradford Bradford lived here as a boy and shared deep sorrow with his boyhood friends.
Jersey cow offered for sale by C T Whitesell. Gentle dairy animal with good health and lineage. Prospective buyers may inquire for details and pricing. Located locally.
Roy Bowers promotes in house cleaning and pressing to save customers money. The notice asks readers who have received subscription due notices to respond.
Robert Barth conducted Fourth of July experiments using chloride of potash and sulfur, the same explosive used by Germans. He filled short iron pipes with mixtures and ignited them, shattering the pipes into fragments. Barth notes postwar prices for chloride of potash rose from a few cents to about five cents per pound.
A wry exchange between Mrs. Gabb and Mr. Gabb centers on a woman’s presence once and elsewhere at once. The dialogue shifts to a meditation on beauty, spiritual uplift, and freedom from material constraints as Ruskin’s voice fills the scene.
The Chautauqua committee promises a varied program emphasizing lectures over mere entertainment. Lecturers such as Granville Jones, Sias, Phillips, and Dickson will address timely topics with engaging, authoritative delivery. Music will accompany each session, aiming to leave attendees with ideas to ponder and apply in daily life.
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