05 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
1
The advertisement touts Salt Ours crushed rock salt sold in sacks and flour that guarantees satisfaction. It positions the brand as a headquarters for these products emphasizing non-caking salt and reliable flour quality.
The article recounts Ben Frick, a former Jasper boy, visiting his parents from Gen City Tolabo, after a lengthy Klondike trip. He and a companion crossed Alaska seeking gold, endured a harsh voyage, built a small boat, and prospected near Nome but returned empty handed. Frick recalls mild summers and brutal winters, with many travelers starving and the government aiding the stranded. It also notes George Sturdevant selling his transfer business to I Bowman, who will run it, and Rev W H Larrick visiting his brother before returning to King Let, Iowa.
A local sales note highlights Top Notch hard wheat flour from Hoisington Kansas and Mo. Pacific as good and cheaper options. It also offers soft wheat brands Golden Loaf and Oven Buster which are available through R W Sheets.
Base Hailie highlights a lively Jasper match last Friday between the Regulars and a rival nine. The professionals led 10 to 1 at one point, with standout pitching from Dr. Kroth and Loins, while Willis Schoolcraft and El Lauderbaugh delivered key hits. Jasper also beat Diamond Boys 17 to 1 Sunday, and the Regulars prepare for a game with Golden City tomorrow, lining up Spaid, Knott, Arnold, Dodd, Schoolcraft, Bayne, Ward, Bowsby, and Knott on the mound.
Children’s Day programs entertained parishioners last Sunday evening at the South and ollws churches. South church featured songs, recitations, and a tableau of the Reaper and the Flowers amid decorative florals. audience members crowded windows to watch. ollws church program by the Board of Education traced the Gospel through nine centuries with scholars detailing church history. Collections supported training young men for the ministry, including Rev. Ferguere who shared a practical talk. Both churches were prettily decorated for the occasion.
Carda announce the engagement of Chas Russum to Eve Bowen to be celebrated in Carthage next Wednesday December 12. Ruse arero, once a Jasper youth, now leads Washington school in Carthage. Mrs G W Rex departed for Kansas City to join Shriner's trip to San Francisco and will visit an uncle near Los Angeles before returning via Swatila Washington to see another relative.
Dr M J McClory has returned from Chicago where he attended the Chicago Post Graduate Dental College. He studied best methods of performing dental operations and received instruction on crown and refinement. Rooms over Caffens Drug Store Carthage Maine.
New national bank to be formed with capital of 25000, 33 stockholders, and a plan to erect a substantial building. Articles of permit secured from Washington, stockholders to meet next Saturday to elect directors and set construction in motion. Farmers among founders, with Crandall property likely to be bought for a new bank site.
Lisa reports Mrs Ham Baylee nomb a 40 year old woman attempted death by her own action last Monday after her husband left following a disagreement. She procured a bottle of embuli wok and began to ingest it when Mr Bryant, the husband’s father, appeared and interrupted the act.
Elmer Lauderbaugh faced a dangerous crossing as a swollen stream near North Park rose after a day of storms. He attempted the crossing despite warnings, was soaked by rising water, and narrowly escaped as curtains and debris floated by. Police filed a report after a dispute between John Ward and Chas Swihart escalated into a physical scuffle.
A sensational contest offers $10 in gold and prizes for a bread baking challenge. Participants buy a sack of Nevada Milling Flour and submit a loaf at J. H. Nears by the stated date. Three judges rate the bread, with winners announced at the close of the contest for best flour bread and other prizes.
Mrs Hettle of Denver buys Speare farm east of the city for 10400 dollars cash for her Uncle D F Shally who lives with the Frets. Mr Frets buys Speare farm east of city earlier that week and plans a June visit with Mr Koltmer.
The building formerly Crume's Mall has been fitted with lights and chandeliers and renamed City Hall. New owners Mieser McUasdin and Nouek plan an opening ad featuring Mo Uuslo and Lowel's store, with the event expected to draw local interest.
The Weston city council met on regular session last Monday afternoon with approval of the city marshal. No order was issued for opening Third Street from Morrison Avenue to the city latte. Mr D W Behoolerah has his rodeo painted in artful fashion. The Epworth League meeting at Webb Lily was enjoyable. Front window displays by Lesutiiu Bummer Potoree were noted. Our Binder Twine is O K and priced cheaply.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Nevada Milling Company and inquiry about a tour or deal. It references names such as NE AHS Plour and Fred Sune and suggests calling for Peerless, Portuenau, Snowflake or Kiwal to procure flour. The readable portion is unclear and lacks concrete actions or dates.
In Business in laws, Mr. RK L Childers writes from Fargut Iowa that he is now permanently located there to the Hawket Storm business. Frank Howard left last Sunday for lows to visit his brother Ku for a short time, afterward heading to Kaliapel Montana where he was formerly located.
A notice invites patrons to visit Crandalls for niece themed cold drinks or a dish of ice cream any day of the week, highlighting availability and casual dining options.
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