Farmers Elevator Company Forms At Jasper For Stock Drive
Farmers Co operative Elevator Company of Jasper proposes to organize as a corporation with capital stock of 25000 dollars at 25 dollars per share. Farmers limited to four shares each. Meeting at Hammond's Hall last Saturday elected temporary officers and formed a resolutions committee to solicit capital stock and organize the company with stock held by farmers.
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Farmers’ Co-operative Elevator Company of
Jasper
Painmond
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Jaaper
Garten
Tewie
Wmn. Patterson
J. &. Hull
Farmers Co-operative Elevator Company of
Men's Spring Hats Range With Low Prices
A fine new line of men's hats in fresh spring styles is now on display. The collection features quality materials and low prices with names such as Lion Special at 3.00 dollars, Big Bear at 9.50, and Liberty Bell at 1.40.
Wheat price idea sparks talk of farmer trusts
Joseph Leiter, a wheat operator from 15 years ago, told a Chicago audience that price setting happens at terminal markets and the exchange. He noted Liverpool as the leading exchange and warned that removing farmers’ ability to gauge profits could force them to organize a powerful trust rivaling the era’s biggest combines.
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Joseph Leiter
Chicago
Liverpool
Kentucky
Election Near for City Offices on April 4
Spring election to fill mayor two councilmen three school directors police judge and city collector. Terms expire except Hardaway whose school director post ended on appointment as postmaster. The News mailed 125 delinquent subscription notices last Friday and responses are coming in.
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Hardaway
the News
All Brothers Quartet to Perform at Jasper Opera House
The All Brothers Quartet is billed for a lively lyceum program at the Jasper opera house on Saturday night March 20. Four Caskey brothers Albert Joseph Clyde and Glenn form an instrumental and vocal quartet with cornet violin trombone chimes and pipe organ accompaniment. The show promises humor, skillful singing, and a brief street concert promotion.
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All Brothers
Lyceum
Opera House
Albert
Joseph A. Clyde J
Glenn A. Caskey
Aixiphane
Phiy
Progrin
Seemin Paniment
He Chins
Sasaphane
Shines
Quartette
Gn Chines
Ure Opera House
Jasper
Atelli
The Farmers Elevator Call to Unite for Local Market
The piece argues that farmers can form their own elevator to cut middleman profits. It urges farmers to organize to create a local grain market, stressing their power and right to act for their own benefit and reduced expenses.
Lyceum Backers Face Assessment After Shortfall
Liberal News reports lyceum backers who guaranteed the course for Liberal were left short. An assessment of 1 shilling has been levied on members, while a group of backers hopes to exchange their stakes for 31 shillings apiece.
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Liberal
Liberal News
Lyceum
Births Reported This Week From Local Doctors
The News records two newborns this week. Dr Knotts reports a boy to John J. King and wife eight miles northwest on Thursday March 4. Dr Schooler records a boy to Tom Wardlow and wife five miles northwest on Wednesday February 24.
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Knotts
John J. King
Schooler
Tom Wardlow
Fire destroys Missouri State Normal School No.2 buildings
A Saturday morning blaze at Wareensburg leveled six large brick and stone structures of Missouri State Normal School No.2. Loss nears 00,000 with 100,000 insurance. principal damage to records, not to the president’s office. Fire likely electrical defect. vaults discussed previously remain unachieved. Classes shift to lodge halls and churches. towns consider rebuilding moves to Redalia, Windsor, and Holden.
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Missouri State Normal School No.2
Warerensburg
Suimil
Dockery Symnasiom
Inette
Noradtl
Jevistiliire
Wileh
Tarashes
Guy Wel
Riay
Redalia
Windsor
Holden
Warning to Hunters Prosecutions Start Under Federal Bird Law
J E Mercer administrative assistant in charge of the Migratory Bird Law is in Kansas City to launch prosecutions against hunters violating federal rules. Missouri’s season closes February 1 under federal law but state law permits shooting later. Authorities uphold the federal law over state provisions.
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J. E. Mercer
Washington
Kansas City
Missouri
Clean Up Speaking of Clean-up Drugs
Homer Hoch of Marion argues for a community clean-up day for mental clutter. He urges gathering spite envy old rags indifference and selfishness and disposing of them like trash in a mind and heart dump.
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Homer Hoch
Marion
Kans
Death of Former Jasper Resident
Mrs J St Bowers and Mrs John Ward traveled to Colorado Springs last Thursday to attend the funeral of their sister Mrs Elia Richards. Richards lived in Jasper for many years and visited about four years ago.
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Jasper
J.st. Bowers
John Ward
Colorado Springs
Elia Richards
Richards
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Farmers’ Elevator
Hammond’s
HALL
Wim, Patterson
K. W. King
Uriah Smith
Committee
Ien’s Hats
Diamond
Peters
R. L. Roberts & Son
First National Bank
Jasper, Missouri
Federal Reserve
Postal Savings Depositary
ALL Brothers Quartette
NYAL
Dr. J. K. Schooler
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