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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

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Webb Brothers Mercantile Company offers new spring goods

Webb Brothers Mercantile Company invites shoppers to see a fresh spring assortment including mens pants at enticing prices with seats free per pair. Hardware features such as Black Hawk corn planter and Eclipse Hatcher are promoted along with shirts waists linens and dress goods. Special drug offer includes a 35c Heptol Liver Medicine with a $1 drug purchase next Saturday.

Qene Black Hawk Osborne Rual Osborne Brother Hardaway Bro. Lynn Pingree

Business Moves in Wells Building for Two Shops

De Baam moved his barber shop into the Wells building at the start of the week and outfitted it with new equipment giving it a bright appearance. Harry Burch plans to move his jewelry business into the vacant space, likely on Monday, as stated by him.

de Baam Wells Hia Harry Burch Mr. Beam Harry

Jasper High Track Team Prepares for Joplin Meet

Jasper high track equipment arrived early this week for the Mo Kans league as the team trains for the April Joplin meet. Though first year in track, the Jasper boys aim to be heard, with several fine records already set and more talent available. The baseball squad likewise began practice with games scheduled, contingent on weather.

Jasper High Mo.Kans Sscape Joplin Jasper

Carthage baseball man to manage Austin team

Lawrence Milton, a well known Carthage baseball figure, will not be content with any role here. He leaves for Austin to manage the Texas League team there, departing several days ago.

Lawrence Milton Carthage Austin Texas

Veterinary Notice From Sheldon Vet Liable to Help Calls

F. Fr. Lear, a well known Sheldon veterinarian, is now permanently entered on call and will be glad to answer all calls by phone.

F. Fr. Lear Sheldon

May Get Game With K C Central

Carthage and Jasper basketball teams seek two to four games with Kansas City Central in southwest Missouri. Each will host one game, with Webb City and Joplin aiding. Central could draw a big crowd, seen as stronger than last year’s visitors. Jasper may have a better chance of beating Central on a smaller court.

Carthage Jasper Kansas City Central Missouri Webb City Joplin Central Kansas City

Possible neutral court clash to settle tie in writs

Teams each hold one victory and may challenge Carthage to a decisive game on a neutral court to break the tie. The proposed match aims to determine the stronger side in this disputed series.

Carthage Credq

Musicale at the M E Church by the Union group

The Cumberland Union will present a musical program at the M E church. The order includes Invocation by Rev. oumer, piano duets by Misses Phillips and Webb, piano solo by Oma Webb, readings by Mary Hager Florcie Turner Bess Noland Mary Curtis Rodney Fairfield, vocal solos by Mia Thornton Macie Whitzel Marguerite Beam and Mrs F J Mecomb, and mixed quartet and benediction roles.

Aid Reading Bess Noland F. J. Mecomb Mary Curtis Marguerite Beam Rodney Fairfield Rey, Rogers

J. C. Pitts Seriously Ill After Sudden Illness

J C Pitts has been bedbound since last Saturday with a sudden illness that included paralytic spasms and a stroke. He remained unconscious for hours, but his condition has slowly improved and recovery is now considered possible though not assured given his age.

J. C. Pitte Tunsday

Farwell Peach Crop Faces Quick Market Exit

The brief note laments a damaged peach crop after a harsh cold spell and warns that remaining fruit will vanish as soon as the next warm spell arrives. It questions the timing of weather events and hints that cherries and strawberries may soon face similar adverse conditions.

W. T. U. Program for Wednesday March 10 1000

The program lists devotions by Mrs Earl roll call and business matters at Mrs Jobo Schooler's place. Papers by Mrs Bullard and Mrs Whitamore with a Question Box by Mrs Curtis. Parliamentary drill led by Mrs Earl and invited attendance by all participants.

Wederaday Jobo Schooler S. Devotionsl Earl Roll Call Bullard Bob Schooler Curtis Whitamore

Moving Picture Show at Hendricks Opera House

The Moving Picture Show features Prof Trout the famous illusionist ventriloquist and comic vocalist performing at Hendricks Opera House Batardsywight on March 6 with admission set at 100.

Trout Wil Hendricks Opera House Batardsywight

Joplins Worst Mine Disaster Casts Shadow Over Keystons Mine

A rock slab thirty feet wide and several feet thick fell forty feet at Keystons mine in Joplin last Friday night. Seven men were beneath. five died on the spot, one died next day, and one survived. Ray Irwin escaped while mine superintendent Wm Owen also survived. Victims named include Harry Ritter, Joseph Morrison, Gilbert Ritter, Robert Warren, and Asa Griffin. Griffin, a Jasper former resident, had a premonition of danger and urged to quit.

Keystons Joplin Wight Ray Irwin Wm. Owen Harry Ritter Joseph Morrison Gilbert Ritter Robert Warren Asa Griffin Robert Ritter St. John's Hospital Frank Owsley Owsley Trewin Owen Rittera Jasper Griffin Harve Grittio

More About That Railroad Arrives in Our City

Chief Engineer W Hawkins of the Pawbaska and Golden City railroad reports that more officials are en route for Golden City. The outlook is favorable for an early start on the road and a new era of prosperity along the line as dirt begins to fly. Nature aided the route's feasibility, urging workers to push the project to speedy completion per the Golden City Herald.

W. Hawkins Golden City Herald

Notice of Debtor A. Dovaias at First National Bank

Notice indicates individuals claiming knowledge of debts to the estate of GC. A Lith and A. Dovaias are named in relation to the local bank matter at First National Bank, H4aedt. The readable fragment suggests a formal notice process pending with the bank and estate.

First National Bank H4aedt A. Dovaias

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Webb Webb Brothers Mercantile Company K. C. Central K. C Hayzlett Acme Harvesting Machinery ACME Co. L. Hayzlett Jasper J. C. Pitts Farwell Pure Drugs School Supplie Dr. Schooler South Side Drug Store
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