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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
5
Northbound and southbound passenger and freight services listed with daily and weekend times. An appended local ad prompts egg and poult delivery to Hammond and promotes NuBone corsets by Mary Hatfield with home phone 948, 26-htx.
One player piano one Victrola one library table four iron chairs one Bethlehem range stove and laundry stove. All items are at the first house east of L Shields in Jasper.
Several residents are reported visiting relatives including C L Spaid in Joplin and Luther Hardaway in Columbia. Miss Grace Greenwood and Elsie Johnston travel visitors appear from Columbus and Topeka. Lost items include neck straps and a collie. Local commerce notes mention auto licenses and hay sale. Mississippi style weather remark and quarantines for Clarence Ranch due to smallpox.
Fred Campbell thanks friends and neighbors for support during his mother’s illness and death, expresses appreciation for the flowers and help received.
A sale notice advertises 12 acres for sale near Jasper Texas three miles southeast. The property includes 80 acres of pasture and 26 acres of hay land all in cultivation and lists Ollane Webb City as the contact.
Auction and private sales of hatchery eggs and baby chicks across Jasper and Carthage areas. White Leghorn and Barred Plymouth Rock eggs offered at $5 per 100, $6 per hundred, or $3 for 15 in various pens. Flocks headed by prize cockers, with prices around $1 for 16 eggs. Names include Mrs. Loyd Winger, Mra. Allard, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bird, Mrs. Fred King, Harvey Route 6, and Jasper/Jasperrid listings. Hatch dates cited and delivery notes.
Mrs Wm Rice advertises Vapollie council lamp burners sold in Grocery J B Shs 5 Wheatheat paiva the highest market Mrs J K Welle offers magazine subscriptions J B Wheat pays the highest market price for cream Good Stock Pasture offers 25 cattle Spaetets Harris Coleman 29 tf
Executrix announces letters testamentary for George W Rex, deceased, granted by the Jasper County Missouri probate court dated February 26 1921. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance within six months or be barred. failure to exhibit within one year from grant will bar. Anna V Rex certified as guardian of estate. court seal dated February 26 1921. First published March.
Letters of administration granted February 9 1921 to Rebecca Crow for the estate of John Crow deceased in Jasper County Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance under the letters or risk losing benefits. if not shown within one year from grant they shall be forever barred. First published February 24 4t.
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