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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
5
A local ad describes a forced sale of one lot of men's fine suits in spring styles, promising value up to 22.50 and a money-back guarantee. It also touts Pekin stripe wash suits at 6.75, fabrics priced per yard with French Ginghams at 9e, all advertised as reduced prices.
Out of town customers within fifty miles offered discounted rates for purchases of ten to twenty dollars and up. The list features Ladies wash fabrics, skirts, dresses, and suits at deep sale prices, with men’s and boys garments and accessories included. Numerous items claim large marked reductions and limited quantities across textiles, ready-to-wear, and footwear.
The Neosho Democratic Club denounces rival claims and declares its full support for M. E. Benton in the congressional race. It states the club is regularly organized with D. R Meade as former president and lists current officers. It refutes any pledge to Dougherty and urges fair play to help Benton carry Newton County and nearby districts.
War Be No Team shows fan support dwindling as signatures for a $60 guarantee fall short of the needed 30, threatening Jasper’s baseball season and the loyalty of last year’s players. Byron H. Coan seeks renomination for prosecuting attorney, praised for fearless, diligent work and firm enforcement of liquor and gambling laws.
Hammond listings offer high grade hard wheat flour varieties including Red Star Empress and Moses Best. The notice also mentions up-to-date laundry cleaning services, garment pressing, and related dry cleaning offerings. Del Beam is noted with an associated age reference.
Hazel Fick, injured jumping from a second story fire at Joplin, is improving slowly. Dr. Schooler reports no broken bones or serious injuries, only a severely sprained back requiring time to heal, with Drs. Schooler and Knott noting encouraging examination results.
Prof. A. C. Moon departed yesterday for the University of Columbia summer school. After the term ends he will return to Clinton to assume the principalship of the high school for next year.
A sale on ladies dress shoes offers a durable option priced at 3.68 per pair. The ad markets superior wear compared to Sogo shoes, emphasizing value and longevity for buyers seeking cost efficiency.
Robert Patterson, 23, of Jasper and son of Mr and Mrs Wm Patterson, was killed by lightning Friday near Ray New Mexico while returning home from cutting posts. He had lived in New Mexico for over a year and left his home Wednesday to gather posts. His body was shipped home for burial after telegrams from his father. Patterson, unmarried, had recently claimed government land in February 1870 and was buried in the Brethren cemetery after services at the Christ Lutheran church.
Fragmentary notice urges readers to mail the home paper to at least one out of town person and mentions aiding a worthy young lady in a News $400 piano race. The message also touts store dish offers and credits to J, Or Harbur.
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