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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
8
Local ads urge buyers to sell cream poultry eggs and butter to Crow Mercantile Co and other stores. J. E. Carr promotes poultry pricing at the Brick Barn while Hammond and Nunnelly’s showings invite crowds. Citizens including Mrs. W. K. Chatten and families from Carthage Jasper and Joplin are mentioned with visits and purchases.
Daily retail signals include Carrs chick feed and Quality Bakery rye bread. Local touts note flour from Hammond and Joe H Deardorffs fresh fruits and delicacies. oblique mentions of Epworth League events in Neosho and visits by multiple families. Also listed are film nights at Nunnelly’s, hunting for corps and cattle notes, and several family visit reports in Jasper and nearby towns.
Albert B. Edson a young printer left for Bennington Kansas to take over the Ottawa County Democrat and continue town upbuilding. D. D. Whiting of Oklahoma takes his place in The News mechanical dept. Edson applauds Missouri friends and quotes verse before returning to Kansas.
Notice for readers about unpaid subscriptions and continued adding names to the delinquent list. Recommends timely notification to stop papers and pay any due months. Includes social notices, visitors, and local events, plus ads for The News office services and old papers. Subscriptions offered for regional papers and mail-order items.
Classified notice offering a farm hand position by day or month, with furnished house and job application at The AVCWs. Mentions a married map and a vague call to apply, attributed to Pietr in the fragmentary text.
Local notice offers sweet potato plants for sale at 10 cents per ro0 until season end. C A Lewis invites buyers to come quickly.
All parties holding any accounts against J. Ross Dodd are asked to file the same with J N Marsh, signee, at once to settle outstanding obligations.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to J. Ross Dodd will please call and settle with J. N. Marsh, assignee.
J. E. Carr at the Brick Barn offers top market prices for poultry and eggs with a square deal.
Teeter now furnishes gasoline in any quantity at Carthage prices filtered through the Bowser System for autos no water or dirt. Available at the Furniture Store.
J. D. Harbur advertises a sale offering a free pair of Silk Hose with every pair of Oxford shoes purchased on the upcoming Saturday June 19. Payment accepted in Produce. The notice emphasizes a generous, respectful deal to Lady and Gentleman shoppers.
Buster's jitney car runs from Crow's corner in Jasper to Carthage daily at 8 00 and 10 30 am with four round trips each day. Fares are 25 cents each way. The car departs R H Roses in Carthage and picks up at Crow's corner.
W A Strecker announces exclusive agency for Hirsch Stein fertilizers in Asper and invites farmers to place orders for the season. He has been busy with the farmers elevator business and asks friends to continue supporting him by phone or mail from route 1.
A fragment from a quotation credits E. Carr and mentions poultry and eggs and a square deal, indicating a promotional or business context. The readable text is incomplete, offering limited detail on the speaker, topic, or setting.
An advertisement touts Po-Do-Lax as a quick cure for constipation, claiming a small dose tonight yields four free bowel movements by morning. It describes bile flow as key to digestion and urges readers to buy from local vendors Hi, Pitta to cure constipation overnight.
A brief notice asks recipients to respond if their subscription is due. The request emphasizes confirming status and taking action to renew or settle outstanding charges. The wording suggests follow up for payment and service continuity.
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