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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
5
No. 208 passenger runs daily at 8 53 p m No 204 freight runs except Sun at 2 35 p m and No 210 passenger runs daily at 7 32 p m Southbound services listed in timetable fragment.
J H Kirby offers livery service in Jasper Missouri with pickups at Brown's Cafe and the Ladies' Rest Room daily except Sunday at 8:00 am 10:30 am and 1:00 pm and 12 15 am 11 46 am and 4:00 pm on Saturdays and Sundays nights trips depart Jasper at 6 30 with returns from Carthage at 11 00 am or 11 00 pm.
Local items show money to loan on farms from First National Bank and poultry and egg price line with phone contact. JOE WELLS offers sharpening services via residence or News Office. A reminder to return borrowed buggy shafts to O Thompson. Creamery cans must be branded and registered. only legal creamery reps may use them per state law.
Del Beam of Joplin appeared in Jasper Friday. Ward and Wolfe shipped a car of hogs Tuesday. A sale of Tennis Shoes advertised with and without heels. Harbur's label appears with C. L. Hayzlett and family visiting Kansas City. Pauline Roberts visited Cottey College. Union Suits advertised. Marjorie Lyngar of Carthage visited Jasper Saturday. Dress shirts with soft cuffs promoted. Harbur, Nadine Beam, and Ruby Rex from Lamar spent Friday in Jasper. Patterson and Rex shipped cattle and hogs Tuesday. Hats and summer milans advertised. Harold Richardson bought the Auto Tire Shop in a nearby deal. A salesman with a display of dresses and skirts to visit Mrs Hastings' store. Mrs A B Corder and Arthur visiting Independence, Kansas. Closing out ladies hose sale. J D Harbur.
A Saturday sale on June 7 offers the entire Val Laces line at low prices per yard. The note, signed by J D Harbur, mentions a creamery cream can violation under Missouri law and a dressmaking service by Miss Huldah Seifert near the lumber yard.
Dr. D. C. Houser moved his office this week to the Sam Davis barn on South Main. His phone number is 139.
A local notice states two fine team mates each about 3500 pounds, one with a colt by side and one in foal by jack. Inquire at this office for details and sale terms.
A real estate and insurance notice announces farms and town property for sale. State mutual auto insurance is offered by H G Griffin and Jas per. Mo. Jan. 20x.
For sale is extra good ear corn offered by A W Radford of Jasper route 5. The note provides a simple location and contact detail with no dates or prices. The short item reads as a rural classifieds listing.
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