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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1911

Page

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Pebble's Lady Victim Of Lightning At Rex Farm

Fred Rex's pacing mare Pebble's Lady, a noted racehorse with a 2 17 official mark and a 2:27 class record, was killed by a lightning bolt during a violent storm at the Rex farm three miles northeast of the city. A two year old filly of strong blood also died. Insurance on the animals was nominal. Dr Powers performed a successful tonsil and adenoid operation on Eunice Hayzlett, daughter of C L Hayzlett, in Carthage.

Fred Rex Muissouri Ataten Woll Nam Rex Farm Pebble Rex Sige

Piano Tuning and Repair Services Ad

Roy Waits offers piano tuning action regulating and repair services with satisfaction guaranteed. Local expert in instrument care for households and studios.

Roy Waits

Hale Buys 60 Acre Farm Near Jasper

R W Hale contracts to acquire Geo Henney's 60 acre old Eaderly place three miles north of the city for 6400 dollars. Hale and family will stay in Jasper until March 1 and plan a public sale at the Frank Harrison farm seven miles east of Jasper the coming Friday August 7.

R. W. Hale Geo. Henney Eaderly Place Athes Henney Ale Jasper Harrison

Rev Edgar DeWitt Jones Delivers Sermon After Illness

Rev Jones, recently noted ill in this issue, fully recovers from his attack and preaches at the Christian church in Bloomington. The rising young divine, aged and trusted, now leads a top Illinois pastorate with a sermon meeting drawing a solid crowd and meeting high expectations.

Edgar DeWitt Jones Christian Church Illinois Bloomington

Burglar Smashes In At Baker Restaurant

A Sunday noon robbery at the Baker restaurant left eight dollars in silver taken from each drawer. The thief entered through a back window pried open, despite a nailed-down frame, using a forceful jimmy to remove the nail and gain access.

Jimmy

Death Notice of Elizabeth Berry Born near Alla

The body of Elizabeth Berry, who died at the Nevada state hospital on July 16, arrived at Bridgy and was buried in Weaver cemetery near Neck City the next day. She was 16, had been an asylum patient about a year, and her home was near Alla.

Elizabeth Berry State Hospital Nevada Weaver Neck City Devested Asylum Alla

Shoes sale offers discreet price drop for mens pairs

20 pairs men's shoes, price 2.50 to 3.50, odd sizes, now 2.00. Res PT J. D. Harbur. 20 pairs men's shoes, price 2.50 to 3.50, odd sizes, now 2.00. Res PT J. D. Harbur. F H Schoolcraft and son Wik lis of Kansas City, guests of Mrs O E Roberts, visiting home Monday.

Res PT J. D. Harbur F. H. Schoolcraft and Son Wiklis Kansas City O. E. Roberts Webar Aien

Golden Cityans Lose to Jasper in Baseball

The Golden City youths fell to Jasper 7 to 4 after a tighter game than expected. Jasper benefited from Golden errors, while Persinger and Cearnal pitched for Jasper. Martin starred with three hits in four trips, as Golden’s runs came on unearned scores amid seven errors by Golden. Also, Mrs. Henry Lehman of near Esrom died after a cancer illness, buried in the German cemetery north of Esrom.

Golden City Jasper Golden Persinger Cearnal Carterville Gray Martin Jasperites Golden Grounds Claud Boyer Rhe Golden

Quality Queen Oxford sale returns to Springfield

650 pairs Queen Quality Oxfords, sizes 2 to 4, priced at 2.50, now 100, offered by J. D. Harbur. Also 650 pairs sold by Mrs. Josephine Gurley and her children Fred and Marie, who returned last Sunday to Springfield after a three week visit with H. F. Fox and Miss Nora in this city.

J. D. Harbur Josephine Gurley Fred Marie Springfield H. F. Fox Nora

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Amoskeag A.C Webb Brothers Mercantile Company F. M. Conrad L. B. Perry Jasper Mo Pacer Bolt First National Bark Missouri H. L. Tallman J. Wesley Spaid Rev. Jones Henry Lehman Earom Here Esrom Dr. Schooler
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