04 May 1905
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
1
The notice touts Plymouth Twine as best in show at the fair and promotes New Dandy and Datel Uncle Cultivators Osborne Binders Mowers and Rakes Henney Buggies and harness Me and Wagons with extra braces and spokes. It urges customers to judge prices and quality themselves and visit to compare.
A new stock train will depart Jasper at 3 55 in the morning and reach Kansas City between two and four the following morning. The service, organized by Missouri Pacific, aims to speed stock movements to markets and will stop at Newaga Vierdaut Hill and Kansas City. The train, named the C. Sinock train, promises swift transport for Jasper stockmen and their holdings.
A suit is filed in the United States Circuit Court at Rogiin by Allie Kirby against SM Bette over the ownership of a farm one mile west of Towne. Emanuel Kirby claims title by his father Collin Kirby. Kirby contends Emanuel held no valid claim. Meanwhile local business moves include Rhoades departing for Saint Louis, Wolf's Hardware hiring Cline, and Dayne relocating to a new building on South Main Street.
The South District ME Church conference is set for next year drawing delegates from the Neosho area. Rev GF reports a successful district center meeting and notes forthcoming speakers and church activities. The article mentions local pastors and plans for the annual conference and community events.
Joe Fairfield narrowly escaped a serious accident at a farm west of town while driving with Mrs. Franklin. A faulty aim and a struggling moment near a pair of jew tongs caused injuries to the back of a hand, with witnesses aiding and a doctor summoned. The incident prompted medical care and a favorable recovery outlook.
Fragmented OCR text describes a dispute between the School Board and Fred Merril Ayre regarding land responsibility and a court settlement. Details mention the Jasper Racket Store and a proposed payment or land end, with unclear references to a promissory arrangement and a noisy public process.
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