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A shop advertises a wide assortment of India Linens with unusually good values. Customers are invited to examine and compare prices as part of a promotional sale.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
4
A shop advertises a wide assortment of India Linens with unusually good values. Customers are invited to examine and compare prices as part of a promotional sale.
Local church and Sabbath School events inviting attendance at Carytown on the upcoming fourth. Mentions of neighboring families visiting Misses Laur and Annis, and rehash of a rainy week with community chatter about car delays and wheat. Various residents travel to Colville and Ohio relatives, with social visits and weekend gatherings noted.
Wheat threshing has started after a late harvest with oats damaged by weather. Several locals faced injuries including Haley Puneet and others. A temperate week included church ring, a carthage man’s amok incident, and visits from Holmes, Peterson, and Wampler. A community meeting at Mobile club and tickets giveaway on July 1 noted.
An old Crandalls ad promotes Top Note flour from Hoisington Kansas for good bread and Pacific Mo 45 good, along with Golden Loaf and Ot Ovot Buster soft wheat flours. The notice lists R W Sheets and Crandalls as sellers with lunch goods and other products, dated in a vintage local context.
Dublin residents share small town notes as Mies Rove Dyson resumes duties as Gret cook at the Carthage Hotel after a short return. Tom Goodwin family reports last Sunday arrival home while Elmer Rhoad’s bicycle changes hands to Alva Dyson for quick Janper trips. Geo Morlan buys Joe Holt’s wheel and Tom Goodwin plans further bicycle sales and repair in Dublin as E C Morlan struggles with illness following a stroke four months ago. Water pipe work and Maple Girate area activities also logged.
Lynnland notes Elmer Jamies of Carstown visited Finlay with friends Jere Beihart Lizzie Bayers of Pittsbury visited her grandfather for a few weeks. Cather and Wm Lukins have been busy the past week. Joe Tink, a Carthage visitor, Batunday. Lottie Cratcher of Brerne visits Avot Mics Julis Milton. Geo Wagoner and family spent Sunday with Me Awl and family. Ladies of Lynd and Sunday School plan a ice cream social at Jake Hyers Saturday evening. Urest Band to furnish music. Leta Cather recovering after illness. Death of Mr Phelpe noted. formerly resident here, living in Chicago at death. Wm Chapman and wife spent Sunday with friends at Diamond. Mam Byers suffering from injuries from a runaway, outcome unknown Tuesday.
Fragmented OCR notes report aloe fish activity in Northfork and limited district presence in town. Names appear with scattered events: L. K. Brows resigns from Forest Grove teaching and moves to Jericho. Beecher Neely and Daniel Cline traveled to Lamar. Joan Lane shows a free male colt. W.J. Canfield handles local work. Ben Lines with Harry Shaw from Oakton attend city events. Frank Aroer of Pittsburgh invites visitors then returns home. other local names and dates hint at harvests, schooling shifts, and gatherings with minimal cohesive narrative.
A Saturday night gathering at Lie home of Wm. Wordi ow drew many youths for a lively evening. John Baw and Wm. Yardesty left Clifford Palmer to return home near Sheldon. Edon and Nellie Drown visited from one per county, and Misa Lasie Wardlow hosted them. George Budd and Bertha Daringer attended a band concert, while Wardlow and Mary Meccalin visited Meadames Miller and Daringer. Several residents joined services in Nashville. A Tuesday night party at Mr. Wandow’s home and local ads for medicines, coffee, and binder twine wrapped the eventful week.
Local buyers seek to purchase the Binder twin operation tied to Webb Drug and Elon Ware, with rumors of a pending acquisition and potential market impact. No definitive bids have emerged, as creditors review the proposal and assess regulatory approvals.
Dustoen briefly suspended Monday morning as a Jasper resident’s car, owned by Il C Griep of Carthage, was inspected after a long, mud filled trek from Rane City. He claimed 182 miles covered with gear failures and mud bogs, noting brutal road conditions from Lee's Summit to Admio and Butler, and a fall on a steep hill while struggling to push the vehicle.
A severe elevtrion storm last Friday struck the Lebanon church northeast of Jasper, dislodging the cupalo and damaging the building. The storm also damaged nearby crops, injuring residents and killing a dove perched on a wheat shock.
The Mee Lees Sunday School group met with teacher June With to study Bible figures. Officers elected: Mera Lewis president, Gertie Spaid vice president, Mantle Synid secretary, Allene Phillian treasurer. Society to meet weekly at the M E Church South.
Miss Alta Amatron attended the State Musical Association gathering in Springfield last week. She describes an enjoyable time, noting meeting and hearing many fine performances for the best tunes of the stay.
Mr Phelps, a longtime resident of the city, died at his Chicago home. The news notes his passing and recalls his years of service as a coach for Jasper.
Community notice lists coal for sale at J N Now's with offer titled Southern Kaosaw Goal. Also mentions postponed Saturday entertainment at Christian church due to busy schedule for farmers. Notes visiting and return of Mise Ollie Poland of Carthage with Mr and Mrs Wad Want and Frank Schoolcraft's weekend trip from Kansas City.
Startling proof of wonderful advance Omedicie is given by druggist W. Eligabath. An old man in Virginia reportedly cured of incurable cancer after using Electric Bitters and Macklen's Salve. The ad claims the bitters banish toxins and restore health, urging farmers and stock men to try the remedy.
James F. Hull of Jasper area attended the Barton county Republican convention at Lamar. The group endorsed a countywide slate with A J Wray for Representative and W A Leach for Prosecuting Attorney. Other nominees include F L M Conrad clerk, Arthur A Tyre clerk of circuit court, Peter H Hropd treasurer, J T Cartel Shaw, J A Cox probate judge, D S Dill coroner, Anthony Gilmartin county judge, Lost Humphrey eastern district judge, Tho lint western district judge. Chas Morse endorsed for Congress.
In Hunn and nearby areas residents receive a familiar oil stock circulars mailbag. The routine greetings announce the distribution of investment literature urging stock purchases and wealth. A growing local greeting mentions saving a bit, signaling regional interest in oil stock promotions.
Good harvest of deep red cherries from Homer Wampler in southeastern area. Wampler notes a very plentiful crop this season and has sold forty six crates to date.
McCasly and Heuck opened last Saturday to a fine show with a feature display and attractive stock. The inside arrangements are praised for their neat setup, while Mesia, Mealin, and Houelk are noted for good room to view and enjoy the new store.
Chas. Krerney writes Rev. Palaver from Shaver California that he was surprised by events in Missouri and jokes about still being lively. Mrs. J. M. Dizoo of Bates County visited the Dixon and Hoyer families and returned by evening train. Dr. Clay and family from Golden attended a ball game and visited Roberts family. Rev. Johnson to preach at the Christian Church next Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Palmer leaves tonight for Butler for the Butler association fifth Sunday meeting. Promotes a tonic with brisk claims.
A faded reader note extols Vrandalls for cold drinks and ice cream any day. It recalls a child’s severe coughing scare, crediting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with averting pneumonia and serious complications, as quoted by H. J. Steuben in the World Herald. Sold by Webb Deng and Hardware.
Nichols and Shepard Co and J O Clarkson of Carthage promote the Red River Special Separator as a superior thresher. Clarkson, the general agent, offers a written guarantee that it will do better work than any other make. Three carloads have already shipped to Jasper City with more on hand in Carthage.
State official C T Bunce submits exam of Bank of Jasper to Secretary of State Sam B Cook. He notes the Jasper bank is in sound condition with a small overdraft line and few past due notes. Correspondence to Mr Webb references the examination dated June 17.
Yesterday’s Pitahogh Lee day at the Carthage Chautauqua was disrupted as Gen Lew could not attend due to illness. Jasper residents still attended the assembly grounds where Rev Dizon filled in for Mr Lee and pleased listeners. Other notes mention local names, property moves, and a testimonial about Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption highlighting its cure.
Local shop promotes homemade bread and baker’s goods at Crandalls while Webb Drug and Hardware Co advertises machine oils and hard water products for household use.
A fragmentary Canadian or American period piece discusses the Women's Christian Temperance Union and a sharp critique of profanity. It compares reverence for language to moral improvement, cataloging reasons for rejecting vulgar speech and praising independent editorial standards in a metropolitan daily paper.
The Jasper Board of Public School discusses a resolution acknowledging regret as they accept the resignation of John W. Spaid from the position of Principal due to illness. H. O. Baker, Clerk.
Notice lists debts to HLL Taliman plow dal and demands cash or note payment at Ban Of dager. Also advertisement for second hand typowrity, encyclopedia set and a used Yor second hand item from Surrey. Call at News office for details.
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