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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
8
An itemized price list from Crandall Bros presents various dried fruits and related goods with unit prices. Items include currants, punch brand barley, dried peaches apricots figs and apples, apple butter, canned peaches, pineapple products, hot flour, and meal sold by sack with stated per unit costs.
A jumble of personal ads and notices lists Roy Wells watch repairs and optics at Roy Wells and Bayne's Hardware, Schooler's Liniment samples, stock dip by Pitts, carthage visits by Chas Hayzlett and others, free eye tests, Maple items, and local business pitches for Bright's store and Wheat & Bishop. Mentions Misa Nora and F Pax, Mrs L Perriman, Dr Geeslip, Rogers Ark trip, Epworth league cream serving, and a subscription offer.
Community notes show Hammond Bros paying 70 and 700 for corn, fresh garden seed at Wright's store, and various visits by Mrs. Vos Wolf, Mrs. Smith of Sheldon, and others. Mentions include Elliott Crandall wedding, repairs by Burcreak Bowman Leamer Co, and Prof Brown leaving Jasper for Columbia.
Fragmented items report visits and events around Carthage Jasper and Webb City including Mrs Frank Hardenbrook and Miss Garnet Phillips socializing. W. T. U. gift to Jasper businesses. weather and cemetery flowers noted. weddings and family visits referenced. local agriculture and new business announcements appear amid community chatter.
A Webb City party led by T EB Parker Earl Hare and others arrives to camp a few days on the Hare farm one mile west. Miss Alice Bowers an employer at News Office injures three fingers feeding a press last Friday and will be off duty for a month. Rev Culmer closes Salem church meetings tonight with several conversions and a possible further series. tomorrow he lectures at 8 30 on A Good Recipe with admission of 10 cents.
J D Harbur advertises the sale of remaining summer goods in colors at a discount per yard. Customers are invited to bring produce to receive bargains. The notice includes yardage rates and a general sale timeframe.
The Columbia Herald notes many Missourians consider moving abroad each spring due to limited means yet often return as plans fail. Oklahoma draws some, others try Mexico or Canada, but most stay or come back with improving business. The article highlights mild winters, growing prosperity, and farming highlights including butter and crops as sustaining livelihoods in Missouri.
Several subscribers who also get the four free papers from last winter report Home Herald statements. Riots aside, the Home Herald was to deliver thirteen issues while three monthlies ran for a year. Those who wish to stop can notify publishers and mark wrappers refused. subscriptions have expired.
An ounce of preventative is worth a pound of cure. The Wonder Nest Egg Pot destroys mites and lice and kills disease germs. It is not poisonous. Package 00 comes with each package. Inquire and ask about it.
Weper Yard unveils STRONGTHREAD lace weaving in the United States. The article notes six perfoot revolution in lace, lower cost versus imports, and superior threefold service at half price. Laces offered in round thread, diamond and filet meshes with flat qualities and decorative patterns.
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