10 Jun 1915
Page 6
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes list several rail services and train numbers including No 201 Passenger daily and No 203 freight with exceptions for Sen Peace 11. No 207 Passenger daily with unspecified details. Contains unclear routing and timetable references.
Local page items report Tom Kunkler selling horses to a St. Louis buyer, Hazel Coiner visiting Carthage, and frequent shop notices from Jackson Bros for paint and oil, roofing, cultivators, and groceries. Jasper’s Greatest Store features new lines, fresh bread, and dairy prices while Buster’s jitney runs Jasper to Carthage.
A Saturday sale offers embroideries at a special price of 8 cents per yard. The notice invites customers to bring produce for bargains and mentions rare bargains.
Buggies just received from Parry and Ames are on exhibition at Jackson Bros. This line features built right appearance with leather seats and rubber tires and is offered with guaranteed quality and attractive prices to bring a smile to customers.
Buyers and shops from Hammond to Jackson advertise for cream butter eggs and poultry. Crow Mercantile Co offers fair tests on cream while Quality Bakery and Jackson Bros promote baked goods and oil products. Crew Mercantile Co seeks produce dairy and poultry. Sharp Merc Co offers tins and tin work.
Advertisement reads that C A Lewis offers sweet potato plants for sale from now until season end at 10 cents per roof. Hurry to buy.
E. Carr offers top market prices for poultry and eggs at the Brick Barn. Describes straightforward deal terms and location, inviting producers to bring stock for quick payment.
A nearly new rubber-tired runabout and a new harness set are offered for sale. The runabout is priced at 80,090 dollars and the harness at 23 dollars. The seller, J. D. Harbur, proposes selling both for 875 dollars.
A local ad promotes potatoes at 50 cents per bushel from Jackson Bros for Thursday Friday and Saturday. The message emphasizes the bargain and invites customers to call and see the offer.
Poll tax receipts for Preston Township residents will be at Farmers and Merchants Bank. All male residents aged 21 and over are subject to the tax. J. O. Patterson Road Overseer Preston Two.
An ad promotes Po-Do-Lax as a quick cure for constipation. It claims a small nightly dose arouses the liver and increases bile to prevent fermentation and bowel trouble, promising a free morning bowel movement. Sold by H. F. Pitts.
A brief community note encourages residents to shop at Quality Bakery for cakes and cookies, promoting local goods and daily treats. The message emphasizes convenience and habit formation for regular purchases at the bakery.
J. E. Carr announces a square deal in poultry and eggs at the Brick Barn. He offers fair terms and reliable supplies to customers seeking quality produce and consistent prices.
Let The News report a local advert offering tin work services. Sharp Mere Company advertises new tin work or repairs for households, inviting readers to place orders or requests for metal work and repairs.
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