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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
6
Local notes report Personal and Local Pitts joining Brights to give away china bowls. Mentions Mrs Bert Webb rheumatism, Frank Tennell in Joplin, seed and wheat flour promotions at Hammond, and new millinery at Crow Mercantile Co. Also notes measles in G H Johnson family, local shoe sales, and a farm sale announced by Geo Rex to C L Hayzlett with 2500 price.
The St Louis Star under E G Lewis will be the ideal family paper for 1010. It will be bigger and more interesting with each issue and will read all others. The Daily Star by mail one year costs $2.00 and the Daily and Sunday Star by mail one year $3.75. Seed for sample copy and premium offers for old and new subscriptions. Write today. ST LOUIS STAR Circulation Department
Our reputation in this county is that we are a howling success in selling paint. We offer honest dealings, no misrepresentations, good goods, lowest prices, and courteous treatment to all. If you have not yet become a paint customer, visit us at once to see the pleasure of doing business here.
An Aero club member recalls a vivid Paris balloon fad on a September Sunday. Nine colorful balloons floated near the Arc de Triomphe, drifted past the Eiffel Tower, then sped toward Montmartre in a gust. Spectators treated balloons as ordinary joy, while enthusiasts compare them to clouds forming a rope of color across the blue.
An Irish delegate named Michael approached the mill boss to request weekly wages instead of the prior semi monthly payments. The report notes the workers sought more convenient pay intervals, reflecting labor conditions in a Massachusetts paper mill as described by Lno Scott's. A separate item recounts a Cantonese cook in Ho In street who cut off his left forefinger to curb gambling after losing all earnings, a self punishment noted by the Singapore Times.
W O Paisley formerly of Jasper now living near Omaha is visiting St Paul to advocate for the Minnesota State Conservation and Agricultural Development Congress. The effort mirrors a Springfield January congress and aims to raise land productivity without harm. Paisley, known for National Corn Exposition work, has been invited by Governor Eberhart of Minnesota and will stay in St Paul through March.
Hiram Nichola shoe store announces closing out entire stock to quit business. Shoes offered at half price with limited time to buy. customers urged to hurry for best selection of bargains.
John Cling, a former resident of Jasper and brother of Houston Clive, died at his Joplin home last Saturday from kidney trouble. He was about 50 and well known to local elders. The body was laid to rest in Waters cemetery.
Stubborn mules and bile troubles vanish with Dr Kings New Life Pills touted as the world's best stomach and liver remedy. Easy relief claimed after use, with availability at Webb Bros.
Overstocked stock prompts a one day umbrella sale next Saturday March 6. Regular $2.00 items cut to $1.25. Ensure you visit with savings noted. Graduste-Teachers: enroll at Joplin Business College by May 81 for six month coursework. $30.00 motifs accepted. graduate positions and board listed.
G P Van Neman of Carthage met Harry Burch in Jasper on Wednesday to arrange Burch's succession as proprietor of the north side news and cavalry stand. The deal is not yet settled but nearly certain. Burch, a Jasper fixture for seven years, may relocate to Carthage. his departure will be felt, yet best wishes are extended for his future.
Pastor S K Hoan invites Christians to a special sermon next Sunday morning at South Methodist. Adrian businessman Mr Long plans a skating rink at the city park this week with work starting on the floor and a projected March 16 opening. The rink will be 40 by 80 feet and enclosed in a tent.
Mrs EB I Lauderbaugh and Miss Carrie Cather were injured when Arch Wrights mule team caused a buggy to overturn. Both women received treatment for injuries, with Mrs Lauderbaugh suffering the worst, while Mrs Cather escaped with minor hurts. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon and was later followed by a petty theft involving a cuspidor outside a jewelry store.
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