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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
5
Local ads promote Wheat & Ward daily bread, First National Bank money on farms, Hammond's feed store alfalfa and molasses, Crow Mercantile Co cream testing and top prices for country produce, and Hammond the east end house for poultry and eggs. Also mentions sharpening services and a den over The News office run by U. Joe.
W Hager advertises a line of flowers plants and bulbs including rhubarb roots tomato cabbage and sweet potato plants ready when you want them at Horton Feed Store.
Warning to Hunters. No trespassing on my premises. Keep out. H. L. Tall man. Call No 14 for highest prices on all kinds of produce. J. D. Harbur. Eggs 3 cents each. Full blood single comb brown leghorn eggs. Hatching fine. Phone Mrs. Earl Garner 1 mile north of Jasper. Some good furniture for sale cheap. Inquire Rev. W. J. Mills, Jasper. FOR SALE Good farm wagon for sale 5. Follmer Route 5.
Fred Earl drives a new 1917 Ford as Wheat & Ward’s bakery promotes fresh bread daily. Carthage resident Roy Owen visited Jasper, while Barnard area and Carthage figures appear in notices. Farm loan offers and property rentals mix with church services, visitors, sales, and new subscriber notes. A baby girl born to T H Griffin near Jasper is reported alongside medical updates.
Spring weather returns cold and hoarseness as it revives winter coughs. Dr Hell’s Pine Tar Honey promises to head off a new cold or stop an old one. Soothing balms relieve sore throat and heal irritated tissue. Get a bottle today at Oree At H.B. Pitt e, 250 Formula “on the otkle.
News from San Francisco reports Bert Cline son of Amon Cline and his wife has enlisted in the Coast Artillery. Neighbors describe Bert as a fine young man and expect he will become a good soldier.
The Mount Carmel Church foundation is completed and rebuilding could start later this week. Donations total £700 in insurance and over $500 subscribed so far, following the church’s recent fire several weeks ago.
John Cather and family have sold their interests at Frederick Oklahoma and moved to Jasper area. Mr. Cather and his sons Cecil and Leonard have gone to Colorado to look for a location. Mrs. Cather remains in Jasper for a while.
A sacred concert is planned at the M. I. Church on Sunday evening April 8. The regular choir will be joined by a few other singers for the performance. The music is in preparation and promises to be a treat for the audience. the full program will be printed in the next News issue.
Mrs. Alia Cline sues for 310000 in a circuit court claim tied to the February 24 crossing death of her husband I M Cline. The accident occurred near Lakeside as the couple returned to Jasper from Picher Oklahoma when their car was struck at the crossing by a defend ant company vehicle.
Sloan's Liniment offers relief from rheumatic pains and aches with a quick-penetrating liquid formula. Ideal for strains sprains muscle soreness and external pains including gout backache and stiff neck. Available at H. I. Pitts 250.
Letters of administration granted to W H Waters Jr for the estate of William Thomson by the Jasper County Probate Court dated March 21 1917. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the last publication are forever barred. First published March 20 1941.
Clint Rand announces a new acetylene welding machine for mending metal castings and welding them promptly in first class manner. He can burn out carbon in auto cylinders and promises saving time and expense by not sending work away. Also listing for rent two large rooms by Wm Holde man.
Mrs. Carmean and Mrs. McCormick, linked with Henry Kaderly of Kansas City and Jake Kaderly of Vinita Oklahoma, were summoned here last Saturday due to the serious illness of their mother.
Good Brown Leghorn eggs for hatching at 3 cents each. They lay in the winter. Wells. Also Rove Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching at 3 cents each. Mrs. F. Hardenbrook.
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