Southbound passenger and freight train times posted
No. 205 passenger daily at 4 33 a m No. 294 freight except Hut at 2 85 p m No 210 passenger daily at 7 52 p m southbound.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
5
No. 205 passenger daily at 4 33 a m No. 294 freight except Hut at 2 85 p m No 210 passenger daily at 7 52 p m southbound.
Daily bus service between Jasper and Carthage runs from Brown's Cafe in Jasper and Ladies’ Restroom in Carthage with departures at 8:00 a.m. 10:50 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. from Jasper and 9:15 a.m. 11:45 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. from Carthage, excluding Sundays. Saturday and Sunday night trips depart Jasper at 6:30 p.m. with return from Carthage at 11:00 p.m. Livery service offered day or night by B. H. Kirby of Jasper Missouri.
Local notices promote farm loans and grain insurance from First National Bank and E L Crawford 4141. Poultry and eggs buyers Hammond and Joe Wells offer top prices and orders can be left at residence or News Office. Plum canning urged with red plums advertised at 1.00 a bushel 14 miles west of Jasper. Real estate and automobile insurance offered by George Binney and H G Griffin Jasper Mo. January 20x.
Joplin residents Jimmie Johnston Ned Frick and Prof L Spaid were seen in Jasper. Carthage residents Anderson Lear and H G Grim visited in Jasper with family. Kansas City and Pittsburg visitors include Mrs C Embree and Miss Nora Fox hosting the Liberty Ladies Orchestra. Ward & Wolfe shipped hogs to Kansas City. market at 2265 per hundred pounds.
Five year old Sweezy mare from Jasper offered for sale. Agent Tam at Mount Hope Nurseries, previously with Buerges, promotes high-quality output. Mrs V A Cavenee asks old patrons and new customers to place orders for full delivery. residence listed near Jasper School building.
Advertisers report a Peter Schuttler wagon sold by Webb Bros as the best wagon, with Kincaid Bros acknowledging its quality. McCune & Tallman received a car of three Moline Universal Tractors, Monday, and W. J. Myers from near Boston drove the first one home.
Advertisement notes ample beets for canning offered at one dollar per bushel through W. H. Hager, located at 47 3rd Avenue.
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