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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
Its Graduates Are in Demand. New quarters Fifth and Main Car thogn Mo. The nest location in the beet city. Large light airy rooma second floor easy stair. Full course in.
Missouri weather records show June hitting the heat peak early this year. The Kansas City bureau reports three days at 100F or higher and at least six days above 97F, surpassing all prior June heat marks.
W. W. Hughes of Nevada died Tuesday after an appendicitis operation. He was senior partner in Hughes and Hole, who acquired the Dugan and Kaufman hardware stock in February and sold it soon after to Sharp Mercantile. The funeral was held in Nevada last Thursday.
The district court case of Asper School District versus William Crandall and others, a bond damage suit, was dismissed by Judge Perkins at Carthage last Friday at the plaintiff's request after a withdrawal petition. The suit, filed last winter, had been postponed twice prior to trial.
Mrs Benjamin Roberts, a former Jasper resident raised near a noted deity, died in Sparks on June 1. Funeral services were held in Reno on June 5. Survived by her husband and children.
Purely personal items include visitors from Oklahoma and Carthage, local business ads for ice, cream, fruit, and flour, and upcoming cream days. News covers divorces granted in Carthage, road and school mentions, a new car arrival, and town events, plus pastor remarks on draymen and local speed enforcement. Families, vendors, and locals like J. Frick Waldorf, H. Hammond, and Rev W D Hill appear amid ads and notices.
Local farmer J. Bell from east of town sold a biog boned Poland China hog to J. W. Evans. The 140 pound pig, 164 days old, was offered at 25 to one buyer and 40 to others, claimed to be the cheapest hog sold in memory. The note ends with a church invitation from the M. E. South to attend services next Sunday.
Copies of the high school Mirror are still hidden by fist-comers at the News office. Each copy requires a 7 cent postage charge.
T H Wamuethonsd advertises as a cream buyer offering the market’s top price. The notice highlights a willingness to pay well for cream, indicating a local buyer seeking dairy supplies.
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