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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
4
Anti Spitting Ordinance Urged On Grand Avenue
Citizens discuss implying sidewalks require anti spitting law with penalties, citing public health concerns. The piece notes widespread enforcement of such ordinances and urges Jasper to adopt. Also mentioned is Cornelius Roach’s Democratic nomination card for secretary of state with a photo of his nine children. Carytown nears decline amid Mo Pacific shifts, Jasper prospers while Carytown fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue
Jasper
Cornelius Roach
Roach
Papa
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Local notes from county area and visitors
Mr Jim Goff who had his leg broken is able to walk on crotches and is visiting his grandmother. Sam and Will Jones have gone to Arkansas to locate a place but will return to Jaeper county. Claud Duckett helps Orin Buster bale hay. Mt Morinh residents Mr Flowers and family spent Sunday with Arlo Estey. Brown of Carytown moved away and his store and two houses are empty. the depot is shut. Rev Deakie preached at Salem church. A Salem Grove meeting was held. Mrs Turner’s brother from Mt Vernon is visiting. The core is suffering for rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Goff
Sam
Will Jones
Arkansas
Jaeper County
Claud Duckett
Orin
Buster
Mr. Flowers
Mt. Morinh
Arlo Estey
Mr. Brown
Carytown
Deakie
Salem Church
Salem Grove
Red Brush Social Notes Spell Folk Movements and Visits
Everett Lomey brings a hundred pounds of ice to Red Brush as locals share weekend calls and travel plans. George Seybold plans a trip to Dade County with Rude Williams, while Tom Clark, Jennie Johnson, Emma and Nellie appear in Red Brush scenes. Bets on return visits and hometown ties punctuate the fencing of Danville-era community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Everett
George Seybold
Dade County
Rude Williams
Lockwood
Tom
Frank Herma
Nellie
Jennie Johnson
Red Brush
Charley Coates
Esrom
Carytown Decline After Rural Delivery Change Ends Local Trade
Carytown has faded away as small country businesses closed one by one after the rural free delivery system reduced need for a local depot. Missouri Pacific pulled its agent, the depot closed, and the once busy town now has only a half-inhabited cluster and vacant shops. H E Heitman of Kansas City spoke to Jasper Democrats about Judge Wallace and anti saloon stance, but the party press has ignored him, keeping Wallace from likely nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carytown
Jasper
Carthage
Mo. Pacific
Missouri Pacific
H. E. Heitman
Kansas City
Jasper Democrats
Wallace
Cowherd
Baill
Community Notes From A Noisy Weekend
Saturday and Sunday visits span several residents including Mrs Jess Onstots and the Boston We. A large crowd attended Ecce Branch Sunday night with plans for the second Sunday in August. Local chatter notes aging Mr Miller and Mrs Jim Cartott visiting Joba Helms and Bill Griffith mentioning gingees and dherries amid scattered typos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Arthur
Ecce
Miller
Jim Cartott
Joba
Helms
Bill Griffith
It Can't Be Beat Best Teacher Experience Says Harden
C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina says Electric Bitters cures stomach liver and kidney troubles and is the best medicine for weakness lame back and rundown conditions. Also effective for chills and malaria. Sold under guarantee at Webb Bros. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolin
Eame
Mr. Harden
Webb Bros. Drug
Farmers Union Rejoices Over First Week Showers
Farmers in the area cheer as light showers fall early in the week. A gathering at W. C. Kyle’s last Saturday night featured ice cream and socializing. Orville Kyle returns from college, stating a good time and earlier term completion. Ernest Gambrell and Weos Kyle visited Mt. Carmel. Wm Kaderly and two sons traveled to Nashville. Miss Everett to visit them. Orville Kyle and Fred Wagner made a business trip southeast of Jasper. F. M. Kelley of Esrom and Gov. Ward of Dublin plow for Wm. Kaderly this week. Kyle and Kaderly had horses treated by a veterinarian near Lamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Kyle
Ernest Gambrell
Weos Kyle
Mt. Carmel
Sirs
Wm Kaderly
Hait
Nashville
Miss Everett
Fred Wagner
Spoint
Jasper
F. M. Kelley
Esrom
Gov. Ward
Dublin
Wm. Kaderly
W. C. Kyle
Vetericrisy
Lamar
Nick
New Pills Marketed at Webb Bros Drug Store
A notice states a local drug store, Webb Bros, offers a new remedy labeled as an exact victory for health, advertised for constipation and malaria relief. The item appears in an OCR fragment mentioning Dr. King and Harris New Pills with a price of 250.
Prairie View Farm Named by Sanford and Local News
W M Harvey spent Saturday with relatives in Casthage. Mrs Fred Ross funeral at Maple Grove. Sanford named the farm Prairie View. Mr and Mrs Buros and Hazel Frick of Jasper visited at Mr Co vert's. Bricker visited Carterville relatives. Gus Campbell and Orville Kyle returned from Sedalia after college. Annie Wampler spent time with Irwin Contest in Oklahoma. Dr Laveta Eckles of Jasper visited Pearle Tunnell. Etella Covery with Alma Bunnell. Mrs Chas Ballard was a Carthage guest. Everyone urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Harvey
Casthage
Curtis
Fred Ross
Maple Grove
Sanford
Prairie View
Laveta Eckles
Jasper
Pearle Tunnell
Etella Covery
Alma Bunnell
Chas
Ballard
Carthage
Blacksmith Moves Stand Near Addore Building
A notice from a blacksmith announces his move to a new location south of the Addore building, inviting patrons and announcing readiness to serve under the name J D Atimn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksmith
Addore
Goverty
Geulteman
Eid Piarnee
J D
Atimn
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Missouri
Iption Retes
E. L. Shepherd
Cee Fon
Jasper County
T. C. Tadlock
Byron H. Coon
Joplin
U. Andrew C. Burnett
Circuit Court
25Th Judicisl Circuit
Oance
Elijah F. Keyton
Walden
H. W. Blair
Division No. One
Arch McDonald
Jesper County
W. A. Clay
Coaper County
E. H. Chitwood
E. Smith
Webb City
Leeeeees
Reeka
Jobo Griffith
Everett Lomey
Asveral
Emma
Willie Clark
Fred Williams
Seybolds
Tom Clark
Bethel
John Boston
Rince Lucas
Jennie
Lene
Beulah
Willard Troath
Jess Onstots
Emme
Wille Clark
Pearl Seybold
Walter Williams
Boston
Harry Bragga
Farmer's Union
American and Missouri Bankers Association
First National Bank
Jasper, MO
Hammond Bros
Teeter
Eckles
G. C. Eckles
Bayne & Son
McCormick
Bank of Jasper
Bert Webb
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