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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
2
Practical farming tips advise timing soil work when dry, planning two sowings of clover, and mixing red and alsike clover. Emphasizes crop rotation, seed kindness, and manure and bonemeal for vegetable nutrition to prevent pests and diseases.
Private sale to be held at my home in Jasper between this date and April tat listing two bedsteads two sets bedsprings two mattresses washstand center table a rocker couch portieres kitchen table cookstove gasoline stove sewing machine icing heater three carpets cupboard wash barrel and other items contact SRE me at one Mas FP Hoos
Garden seed from Northern grove is ready at J F Brights. Visit Brights to get seed supplies today.
A corset sale offers 5cc corsets at 25c and 15c at J D Harbur's on Saturday March 4. A pie supper and a play titled For Love or Money will be held at Mayflower schoolhouse that night with proceeds and prizes for the most popular young lady. Ladies urged to bring pies and young men to bring pocketbooks.
Fragmented OCR shows machine oils and fuels including separator oil gas engine oil heavy cylinder oil best castor oil and high test gasoline with sparse brand fragments such as soe Gasenpine oil soe and 200 H F Pirrs.
Mas. J. F. Baigur announces resumption of bread baking inviting all former patrons and new customers. Thanks for past patronage and expresses hope for continued support from the community.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Resall medicines for every ailment with a money back guarantee. The snippet stresses risk free purchase and emphasizes universal effectiveness.
Young stock, both male and female, for sale at all times. Located one mile south and one mile west of Jasper. Contact Frank King at 20x.
Garden seed from the north is ready at J. F. Bright's store. customers are invited to come in and pick up fresh seed for planting season.
Waldorf 52 50 Shoes equal to any 3 50 shoe made. See them at H L Bishops. Full blood single comb building eggs 3 cents each. Baby chicks one cent each. A few roosters for sale. Mars Jonx Kettner J KR Wheat buy your cream. Bishop buys cream.
Garden notes for springtime and a Salem aid society hen party fund raising for the church bench. Reports: Mrs Greenwood hats two hundred young chickens. several residents visiting, weddings and moves noted. local crime and illness mentioned with social commentary. jail inmates rise, theft and prohibition quips appear. various marriages and travels listed.
Charley Stansbury expanded his barn with double sided sheathing. Several neighbors change farms including Alain Malone, Allen Miller, and William Law. C F Rex sold fat cattle last Friday while J E Carr and W F Stratton build a hen house for William Bastion. Preaching planned at Farmers Union schoolhouse next Sunday at 11 by a Christian preacher from Sheldon. Mary Rex of Kansas City visited home folks last week. Mr. Duckett’s family ill with measles. Mrs. John Cart visited Mrs. J S Johnson Sunday. Mrs. Fred Miller left for Lawrence county. Sleet recalls 29 years ago with heavy fall. Most oats sown. farmers may wait. Fred Miller delivered fat hogs at Jasper Tuesday.
Charley Buzcard moved to a new home across from the Diamond schoolhouse last week. Mrs. Tom Wood returned Monday from a visit with friends in Pittsburg. John Hane and family spent Sunday with Cap Beall while Charley Wood and family visited his parents. John Barley sold cattle Monday and Mr. Clingenpeel went to town Monday.
An old advertisement offers Dr. Daniels veterinary remedies for sick horses with money back guarantee. It also promotes cream separators and wheat-related products from HH. F. Purrs, urging customers to see him for the best equipment and cures.
Blue Star residents report several relocations including R Garrett near Bethel and Jaco Real to his farm, Andrews to Henney place, and a new house built on the Rathbun farm. The school closed last Friday after a successful pie supper won by Essie Hyder, with Frank Rathbun receiving the ugly nan pie. A community gathering at Mr Conner’s then Garrett home featured games and socializing. Maude Ely visits from Joplin. W E Hyder is homebound with mumps.
Blue A Beeson is sick Roy Boyer and wife weekend visits at Mr Ferguson s Lynnland neighborhood Mrs James Kincaid and daughter Jessie visited J N Conner s Sunday Dive Sharp wife and little son and Mrs Arntetrang and family visited Mrs W M Wardlow s Sunday Harry Gunlock and family visited A Beeson s Sunday Talmage Hatcher ill with measles John King and wife visited Jim Bradford s Sunday George Budd moved to J Garrett s Blue Star area Mitt Armstrong moved to Budd s vacated place Jeff Dayringer began work for Ed Daisy Milt Mickel for Robert Wincaid H Cline wife and Eva at Gilbert Keltner s Monday All calico sold Saturday March 4 at Crow Merc Co
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