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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
5
Market conditions show steady to weaker trends with steady fat cattle prices and higher grain influenced packer activity. Cattle receipts around 4000 head, top steers near 6.50, long weights leading, hogs steady to higher, lambs active with tops around 6.25, sheep and feeding stock improving as demand rises.
Mr Joha Hane went to Kansas to tend 100 acres of wheat while Mrs Dlinger visited Fred Pugh's. Miss Minnie Cremer from Pittsburgh visits her parents. Misses Burns and Bowman of Jasper visit Frank Woods. Gilda Workman works for Frank Clines. Alba club met with Mrs E Ballard to plan next year. Refreshments served. program outlined for a profitable year. We are buying cream, testing at store and paying cash.
A Missouri note explains feeding grain to dairy cows on pasture can boost milk yield but only within limits. It recommends limiting grain to four pounds per day when pasture is adequate, favoring cheaper feeds if available, and warns excess grain may not justify its cost. It also notes cows fed grain may maintain milk flow and avoid decline during freshening.
Notice to all persons who owe us money on account Please settle promptly by August 1st For the outstanding balances in our business CuanpsiL Bros 2
Cuarpatt Bros announce a new large peanut roaster at their storefront offering freshly roasted peanuts free of charge going forward, inviting customers to enjoy warm peanuts on site.
A colorful historical notice recounts the brief misadventures of Bill the Dipper, a Kansas City hog dip agent nicknamed Bill among Joeperites. He fled debts, married, and again eluded creditors, leaving unpaid board and livery bills while living on a dollar a day and coppering socialist rivalries. Bill’s escapades culminate in a Nevada honeymoon interrupted by creditors, with his fate left as a cautionary tale of eluding payment.
Dick Putnam confronted a man sitting in a real estate office chair causing a scene as onlookers watched. The man, nicknamed Bill, grew discouraged after social snubs and unkind accusations of stealing two laprobes. Dill left on a northbound train bound for Nevada, or so it’s believed.
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