17 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
1
Advertising a 200 egg Eclipse incubator for 18 dollars and a 150 egg model for 17 dollars. Includes a 200 chick brooder at 12.60, Black Hawk No 15 edge-drop planter, Gretchen hill drill drop, and a collection of Dutch family cultivators. clock stops Saturdays at 3:30.
An advertisement promotes life scholarships for fall courses in bookkeeping or shorthand and typewriting at Draughon’s Practi cal Business College Springfield Missouri and Central Business College Kansas City. Scholarships cover cheap cash terms, possible free term study, and include options for longer programs with credit toward payment. Also notes a sale on embroidery abirt waists at Crow Maro.
Farmers south and west of Jasper petition the postal department to establish a new rural route out of Jasper to Dry Fork after long dissatisfaction with Carthage route. The plan would start south toward Dry Fork, then west, serving unroute d farmers and reconnecting mail timing with Jasper. Citizens of Jasper are urged to assist the project promptly.
Lamar fans learn Mose Cromwell and Bob Thompson depart to Springfield for salaried play after contract talks. The two Lamar youths, a battery in Jasper last seasons, are praised for skill and potential as Thompson, age 19, draws high expectations from local friends.
Blackeye No.2 failed to halt the county local option result as Judge Bright at Carthage denied the writ of injunction. The saloon men had argued insufficient notice, but the judge ruled otherwise. A similar ruling by Judge Bish in Zatroplin occurred weeks ago, with appeals advancing toward the state supreme court.
The article describes opening days for milliners in Jasper and nearby, noting women often know the season's styles beforehand. It reflects on how openings signal sales while acknowledging readers already see hats in ads and displays. The writer confesses difficulty in describing hats and invites readers to consult milliners for details.
Report from travelers noting Arkansas peach conditions vary by region. Silos Springs area shows near total loss of crop due to frost while areas north report hardy buds and a potential fine harvest, tempered by the risk of a late freeze. Weather timing blamed for widespread impact.
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