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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

2

Great Gambling Game in Stock Trading Faces Scrutiny

A St Louis Star summary notes widespread betting-like stock trading, calling it bucket shop gambling. Testimony claims most brokers and bucket shops profit while customers largely lose money. The piece argues gambling harms the public and urges action to curb speculative trading nationwide.

Chevelier Hughes Qoe Slocd Wall Street Ite Eucdesaliol Stock Exchange Marina New York United States St. Louis

Prospectors Set to Pioneer Mineral Shaft near Carthage

R J Putnam and D B Kennedy camp on Putnam’s forty acre tract three miles from Carthage to prospect for mineral wealth with plans for a shaft after discovering rich deposits. Despite cautious optimism, Jasper residents urge restraint until proved by results. Also notes a Bethel church grove reunion planned for Saturday June 26 with speakers music recitations and refreshments.

Carthage Joplin Globe Bethel Church Grove

Coal for Sale North of Jasper by Ged and Co

Sealed note offers seven thousand bushels of coal at a fixed price per bushel. Located seven miles north of Jasper, the seller is Bincham and Linty. Contact Ged at Ll 5 for details.

Jasper Bincham & Linty

Meat market hours and church services announced

A notice states the meat market will open Sunday mornings until 10 o clock. Preaching at the Presbyterian church will be conducted Sunday morning and evening by Rev TH A Shader of Neo sho. Everyone is invited to attend. The notice also advertises a closing sale of Indies shoes priced 4.00 or 4.50 from Roberts & Ben over the next ten days.

Alt CranbaLe Presbyterian Church TH. A. Shader Neosho Wm . i. Roberts Ben Campbell

Publication Order in Estate of Charles A Little Deceased

In Jasjar-8s Missouri County the probate court issues an order of publication for the estate of Charles A Little deceased seeking a sale of the real estate to pay debts. The notice states interested persons must appear by the next August term to contest or support the petition, with four weeks of weekly publication in the Desper News. Copy certified by Judge B Hubbard. May 15, 1909 Carthage.

Seite Missouri Jasjar Jacoh Chas. A. Little Doug Janey Charles A. Lite Gail Desper B. Hvanwann

Dr Gooding Opens Resort in Fort Collins Area

A former Jasperite, Dr W A Gooding, has purchased the Riverside ranch in Larimer County, a 480 acre property with 250 cattle, four miles from Fort Collins along the Poudre River. Carpenters will build about twenty cottages this summer with water, later electricity planned. Dr Gooding and his brother Kred plan to relocate and manage the ranch, with nurse Jennie Schooler overseeing cottages. The county bank opened Monday with cashier N H Patterson at the helm, as Forest Chandler steps in to relieve at noon.

Port Collins Fort Collins W. A. Gooding Larimer County William Davenport Fort Colling Poudre Gooding Kred Gooding Jeek Mids Jennie Schooler Liv Parmers’ and Moureboots N. Ih Patterson Forest Chandler Patter- Sou

J O Cartwright Plans Wheat Threshing Near Jasper and Union Counties

J O Cartwright arrived from Fort Collins Colorado and will stay several days or weeks to thresh wheat for Jasper and Union county farmers once harvest begins. He traveled through the wheat belt and reports the crop from here to the mountains in excellent condition and likely to yield well. Local harvesters are starting later than Missouri farmers with reapers not due until July 1st, delaying western field work.

J.O. Cartwright Fort Collins Colo Jasper Uirton County Mr. Cartwright Kansas Missouri

Wonder Nest Egg claims to kill mites lice and disease germs

An old advertisement proclaims eggs that kill mites and lice in fowl, stating the Wonder Nest Egg destroys disease germs, is nonpoisonous, and includes a free Finn osbines with each package though the text is partly garbled.

Death’s Harvest James M Rogers Dies at 73

James M. Rogers, a former Confederate veteran, died yesterday evening at the home of G. W. Bishop five miles west of town. He was 73 and had lived in Jasper County for many years, known among local veterans for sharing tales of Civil War days. The funeral is set for two o'clock at the Christian church, with interment to follow at Jasper Cemetery.

James M. Rogers G. W. Bishop Diaper Jasper County Kansas City Wallace Farm Jasper Cemetry Dorothy G. W. Holliday Here the Waters Jasper Hollidays Huber

Rosella Estes Dies After Stroke of Cancer

Rosella Estes aged 87 died at Gu'olock near the Herriog home after a battle with stomach cancer. Born in Portugal then moving through Tudiana and Illinois, she lived with the Herings for six years. The body was sent to Neoga Illinois for burial tomorrow in her old home community.

Rossella Estes Gu'olock Herriog Win 1Tey Tlardin Tudiana Illinois Herings

Injury mends as boy remains under doctor's care

The knee injury is healing well, but the young patient continues to receive medical attention and remains under a doctor's supervision.

Obituary: John Cather of Jasper Dies at Home

John Cather a brother of Joseph and Hleary Cather of Jasper died at his home several miles west of there yesterday evening. He was advanced in age and this likely contributed to his death. Burial service at Stafford cemetery this afternoon.

John Cather Joseph Hleary Cather Jasper Stafford

University of Missouri to charge tuition across departments

The Columbia Herald reports tuition set at 104 dollars per semester or 205 dollars per year for all MO university departments except arts and sciences and agriculture. Non-resident students must pay 810 per semester or 820 per year.

Columbia Herald University of Missouri Arts Engineering Law Medicine Missouri

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Jasper News RE. Bogele Rite Jasper, Missouri The Postoffice Jasper, Hs R. J. Putnam D. B Kennedy Mr Putnam Mr. Putnam Mr. Kennedy G. T. Whiteze Dr. Gooding Rosella Estes Loughead Lumber Co Dickason-Goodman H. F. Pitts Idrugs Robi. Horton Guffey Wolf Hardware Co
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