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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
A vintage advertisement urges farmers to prepare for harvest using McCormick binders and mowers. It touts McCormick as the superior brand in Jasper county and promotes McCormick and Deering twine guaranteed to last.
An advertisement touts a free complexion recipe claimed to be from Orientals and Greeks and used by European beauties. It accompanies a genuine rose cut diamond ring set in 12Kt gold with Tiffany setting, offered for a small profit, priced under $200, with the recipe free upon order and payment by money order or cash. The offer is time limited and mailed from T. C. Moseley in New York City.
An advertisement invites women to send their names to the Moseley Premium department at 32 23rd Street New York for a chance to receive big premiums with little work. It promises substantial profits from selling novelties and urges prompt correspondence.
The Jasper News from Jasper Missouri announces editorial leadership by R B Griffith with details about postal filing and second class matter status dated September 21.
The locality welcomed rain while residents attended Ray Smith of Diamond’s funeral. A school event was postponed due to low Sunday attendance. A runaway incident near Mr. Bing ham’s lumber stop ended with frightened horses and amused girls. no damage occurred. Nora Lawless Emma Cline visited Mrs. McCarty and Mr. Gearheart. Leonard and Thelma Lawless had mumps.
Bethel residents note crops thriving after recent rain while Mr. and Mrs. Chapman of Jas visit relatives. Children’s exercises extend from last Sunday to Saturday night. Mrs. Lillie Blurton from Pittsburg, Kansas visits Mrs. John Yates. Nora Lawless, Lottie Morgan and Emma Yates report an exciting incident with a rap near last Saturday. Mr. Geo. Arper aided in stopping it.
The Carthage Chautauqua announces a nine day assembly from July 2 to 11 with a varied program. Highlights include Gov. Hogi at Kanes on July 4, Dr. Fox on July 7, humorist J Adam on July 8, Evelyn Baldwin the Arctic explorer on July 4, Capt. Jack Crawford on July 6, and William J. Bryan with The Ways of the Old World on July 10, plus daily musical attractions. Local campers plan full or partial attendance in the shaded park setting.
A Cedar Grove resident praises Electric Bitters in a letter, saying after liver and kidney trouble and discouragement from prior remedies, one bottle brought relief and three bottles completed the cure. The letter touts the tonic as the best remedy for stomach, liver and kidney issues, sold by Webb Bros. druggists for 50 cents.
The Carthage Press published a splendid souvenir edition Friday honoring the United Commercial Travelers visit to Carthage. The edition includes 70 half tone cuts featuring members of the visiting group, local residents, businesses, and street scenes.
A Dallas resident, E W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St, says he has used Dr King’s New Life Pills to treat malaria and biliousness without grinding or griping. The pills are sold at Webb Bros drug store for 250. Carthage native Louis H Winkler earns engineering valedictorian honors at Missouri University with a high average, earning a scholarship at Cornell before accepting employment.
The ice cream social at the Indies of the M. E. Church South drew a large crowd with all cream and cake sold, proceeds totaling 21.00. Church groups thank patrons. Dr. Kliegoer Oculist of Joplin to test eyes in Jasper on June 20. a new Salem church on Base Line will be dedicated June 23 with all day services and basket dinner. Jasper fountain men raise ice cream soda price to ten cents to maintain profits. prices for ice and fruit rise elsewhere as justification.
Sixteen lines show fruit generosity and rental inquiry near Jasper Malten Corner Golden City with Larrick, Mrs Ginther, and John Kinkade noted. Kinkade's small berry patch sells limited daily picks, Aroma variety praised for size and flavor. Also a lingering sale mentions 25c organdies now 19c at J D Harbur's.
Deering Twine at Wolf Hardware Co. highlighted as best made. Joe C. Combs, formerly publisher, visited Jasper with his wife after returning from Oklahoma City where he worked for three months at the Daily Times-Journal. He planned to move to Kansas City. Mr Bollinger of Lamar searched for real estate investments in Jasper.
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