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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
8
Daily passenger and freight train times listed for southbound service with No 208 No 210 No 201 and No 207 including morning and evening departures and Sunday exceptions, indicating a simplified timetable summary from a historical rail schedule.
Carr & Horton offer feed on poultry and egg prices with phone contact for markets. Various shops advertise highest market prices for eggs cream poultry and butter. Crow Mercantile Co and Goodlanders flour sold. Farmer's Elevator lists produce sales. Hammond promotes high prices at the east end.
Good shoes sold by Jackson Bros. All kinds of feed at Carr and Horton’s. Carr and Horton want your poultry and eggs. Crow Mercantile Co. offers a fair test on cream. The Quality Bakery and Grocery opens Sundays 7 am to 7 pm. Miss Indian Girl hard wheat flour at Farmer’s Elevator. Best oil and gasoline at Carry and Horton’s. Full line of staples and fancies at cash prices. Also riding and walking cultivators and prices.
Advertises sweet potato plants for sale with mail delivery and phone orders. Promotes broad merchandise at below wholesale prices, urging customers to trade and noting delivery from C. A. Lewis. Respt.
Miss Jessie Martin announces piano organ and voice lessons with a few students welcome. Inquire at M. E. Parson. Age not specified.
A local ice supplier announces starting deliveries in a few days with no Sunday service. Patrons are urged to fill ice boxes on Saturday and prepare for the upcoming schedule. J O Buster signs the notice.
An advertisement notes Wesson’s Oil suitable for salads and cooking, sold in pint cans at 25 cents each by Crandall Brothers.
Mrs Lee Chambere visited friends at Crotogs last week. Joplin and Jasper residents are mentioned with various visits and car purchases. Carts and cows shipped to Kansas City, bakery ads, and plans for a Missionary Society ice cream social on June 3 are noted among the community highlights.
Sheridan township poll tax becomes due at once with collections arranged at the first National Bank of Jasper. Receipts will be issued and settlement should be made on or before June 1. Jacob Sunderland, Road Overseer.
Road Overseer W H Stark announces poll tax collection for Preston township to be handled at the First National Bank of Jasper with receipts issued. Settlement due on or before June 1 is requested and appreciated. The News will accept subscriptions for daily papers.
The accounts of the late F P F Lear have been placed in my hands for collection. All who know themselves indebted will please settle at once at the First National Bank. W C Thomas.
Sixty days and sixty nights have passed with some customers still owing for meat and groceries. If you cannot pay all at once, come and make small payments and you can soon catch up. We assure you we will appreciate it very much.
Classified listing announces a cultivator for sale by A. W. Teeter. The ad notes a Capt Kidd disc cultivator model, priced at 39 dollars in area market.
Reward offered by C. W. Wescott for the return of a lost back hood from a Ford automobile. Contact details not provided.
For Sale or Exchange. A threshing outfit almost as good as new, also farms and city property. W. Hi. Selsor, Jasper, Mo., route 2. 4o-tl.
N. E. Gox, jeweler and optometrist, offers services to restore sharp vision. Let us help you to see as you used to see possibly as you never saw. Visit for comprehensive eye care and eyewear.
For sale a variety of sweet potato plants including Bermuda Vineless Big Stem Jersey Golden Gem White Grazil New Providence and Strasburg blocks east of Main Street and south of Grand Avenue at the D A Teeter place 37 61 V A Cavenee call or phone 96.
Jersey male bull of Rich yellow color registered as No 1361 at Dee Hendricks farm. Fragmentary text notes the animal and location with uncertain trailing details.
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