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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
6
Local news snippets show Pitts the Paint Man visiting in Jasper with ads for paint. Jackson Bros. promotes sale of Moline cultivators. Various residents visit Springfield, Joplin, Jasper, and Kansas City for business and shopping.
Advertisement notes a phone contact for Gus Campbell to see for cherries and promotes fertilizer orders. W A Strecker, Route 1, 40 41x, claims exclusive Jasper agency for Hirsch Stein fertilizers and urges friends to place orders despite being busy with a farmers elevator business.
Local ads list diverse offerings from a gingham sale to fresh fruits at Joe H Deardorff and a Rogers Bros silverware line. Notes mention travel by Oscar Sheil in a Maxwell five passenger and various visits, plus health updates on Mrs Quillen and Mr Quillin. Market prices for poultry and cream eggs urged.
Potatoes offered at 50 cents per bushel are advertised as a bargain. Jackson Bros invites customers to call and view the deal Thursday Friday and Saturday. The notice emphasizes low price and invites in-person inspection.
Local ads promote poultry and dairy trade with J Carr and Crow Mercantile Co offering market prices and cream testing. Hammond suppliers tout flour and produce pickup while Jackson Bros and Sharp Merc advertise stoves tinsmithing and binder whips. Jewelry and timepieces from John C Cox with repair services, and Kansas City Life policy pitches.
A sale notice lists a few first class Poland China male pigs available from Stalter on route 4 at Jasper. The animals are described as ready for service and suitable for breeding or show purposes.
For sale a nearly new rubber-tired runabout buggy and a new single harness. Prices listed at 80 and 23 dollars respectively. Will sell both together for 75 dollars. Contact J. D. Harbur.
J D Harbur announces a one day sale offering gingham at 74 cents per yard on Saturday June 5. He urges buyers to bring any items for trade or sale and promises a limited chance to purchase.
Poll tax receipts for Preston Township residents will be found at the l armere and Merchants Bank. All male residents between ages 24 and so are subject to this tax. I. O. Patterson, road overseer Preston Twp.
An old advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a nightly small dose to cure constipation overnight. It claims the product stimulates the liver and bile to improve digestion, reduce gas and irritation, and result in a full bowel movement without griping. It directs readers to obtain Po-Do-Lax from H. F. Pitts.
Local bakery urges customers to make cake and cookie purchases a habit with a friendly pitch highlighting freshness, variety, and daily specials.
J. E. Carr offers top market prices for poultry and eggs with a square deal at the Brick Barn.
Fine strong roots on sale at TD U Teeter's twenty cents a hundred. Call at house or order by phone. We are prepared to do your tin work both new and repairs. Sharp Merc. Co.
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