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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1911
Page
3
Fragments from the Jasper News item note editor named Griffith in Jasper Missouri. Post office rotorsde second class matter September. Subscription rates hinted with a six month option and one dollar single issue price.
Frisco plans motor car service between Springfield Carthage by August. Eight crude oil burner cars with passenger space smoker and baggage car would replace four local trains on the Springfield Carthage Ft Scott line. District Agent Newman urges rapid adoption to boost Frisco trade and connect Frisco towns east of the city.
Lee Garst and wife visiting from Nevada attended the funeral for the late Dan'l W. Garst and returned home Thursday. Another son Oscar Garet from Spokane, Washington, also present at the funeral, went back Saturday.
A patient reports severe inflammatory rheumatism improved after using Dr Miles Nervine and salicylate of soda as a remedy. The ad asserts relief within weeks and offers price refund if no benefit, listing Milks Medical Co and Michael, Inc as suppliers.
B P Bush of the Missouri Pacific creates a new department headed by J W Kern ey to gather public and employee suggestions and settle minor line grievances. Officials say the department is open to all and will present concise findings to the president for swift action. Carthage Democrat.
Drouth cuts peach yields across the region as Roy Snyder ships several bushels from near Horatio to his parents. Peaches fetch high prices locally and in cities, with Snyder selling at four dollars per bushel. The drought has left the crop notably short.
The Golden City Herald reports that the August 1 ballot on the state capitol bonds requires no private voting booths. Voters may place ballots openly on a table for yes or no, or retire to a room corner for secret ballots. The law aims to minimize costs by omitting partitions and polling-place booths.
Dr Miller and Dr Charles Miller are back in Jasper after a trip to Kansas City last week. He had planned a government post in Albuquerque but learned the offer was temporary and may last only a few months. He will resume practice in Jasper indefinitely.
Jesse L. Walker sold his farm of 74 acres southwest of Jaeper to John Yooham of near Carthage in a sale last Saturday. Walker, seriously ill with tuberculosis, plans to leave for Colorado as soon as his condition improves.
J W Edwards John Sheets Homer Bayne and Ed Porter went to Kansas City Thursday to choose a Hupmobile for Edwards. John and Edwards brought the car home overland Sunday arriving late afternoon. Homer and Ed looked at autos but did not buy. Mrs Allen Gresham of Carthage, formerly Miss Roge Keener, visited relatives here last week.
The newly incorporated southwest Athletic Club at Joplin includes several Jasper men on its roster as charter members, and the initial smoker Tuesday night was attended by the local membership in force.
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