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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1910

Page

3

Local Correspondence of Visits and Visits Around Lamar Area

Out mail cartitta was unable to make him run due to high water. Several residents including Robert Kincaid W A Miler of Linden and J Miller visited relatives last week. Jessie Kincaid called on Mrs W M Wardlow. Jay Gleason visiting his father near Bethel church called at Firm Miller's. Arthur Mevins spent Sunday with Willian Farris and Fred Mitchell. John King and wife visited Parley Cline's. Mrs J Cainer Lee and daughter Carrie and Tom Wardlow visited W M Mevins and wife Sunday. Goldie Daisey stayed with grandmother Mrs Chas Gearhart of Duval last week. Elmer Pugh family and Landon Dayr mzer visited George Budd, George Fowler, Fred near Lamar, and Drew Sharp with wife Monday at Wardlow's. Jude Hatcher went to Lamar Money. Steve Lucas visited J Frakes with wife Sunday. Mary Yates dined with Violet Budd Sunday. Cecil Hatcher visiting father J Matcher remained near jobes bio Tuesday. John Griffet of Dublin works for Hold Wardlow. Tom Clark and daughters Della and Clara moved in with J Frakes. Grandime King returned from extended visit with sister in northern part of state. Houston Cline has a new telephone.

Arthur Mevins Willian Farris Fred Mitchell John King Parley Cline's J. Cainer Lee Carrie Tom Wardlow W.M. Mevins Goldie Daisey Chas. Gearhart Duval Elmer Pugh Landon Dayr m@zer George Budd George Fowler Fred Lamar Drew Sharp W. .M. Wardlow Jude Hatcher Lamar Money Steve Lucas J. Frakes Mary Yates Violet Budd Cecil Hatcher John Griffet Dublin Hold Wardlow Tom Clark Della Clara Grandime King Houston Cline Houston Sally

Ideal Husband Helps Nervous Wife with Remedy

A distressed woman suffers from nervousness headaches and fainting while Electric Bitters is touted as a cure. The ad claims thousands of women are helped, urging readers to try the product sold by Webb Bros for 60 cents.

Uren Facion Webb Bros

Cure indigestion with Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin

Sufferers from indigestion wake up to the fact that peppermint lozenges charcoal and other remedies are only temporary. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is described as a laxative tonic that strengthens and tones the stomach and bowels, promising lasting relief. Readers are invited to request a free sample by mailing name and address to Dr W H Caldwell Monticello, Miss.

Dr. Caldwell Caldwell Fannie Tuart Braunton O. Tuck Blackburn Saldwell Amvens Ving Dr. W. FH. Caldwell Caldwell Building Monticello

For Sale by H F Pitts and Local News Collage

For Sale by H F Pitts. DIAMOND. A large crowd attended the Sunday meeting. Tra Denson visited home. Mitchel suffered misfortune as his chicken house burned, killing the young flock. Grandpa McGee is reported ill. Prank Wood aided his son Tom during the day. Corn looks good in the area. Show cultivation time. Wm Crabtree's daughter has visited for two weeks. Charley Wood and family visited home folks Sunday. Johnny.

Tra Denson Mitchel Grandpa McGee Prank Wood Tom Wm. Crabtree Charley Wood Johnny

Regular Tum Boy Susie Climbs and Scrapes Helped by Balm

A child named Susie injured herself climbing trees and fences with scratches and bruises. Her mother applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve and she recovered quickly. The notice promotes the balm for boils corns piles and other ailments, and urges readers to Webb Bros and Brits stores for sales and items including china bowls.

Susie Webb Bros

Lebanon notices and local road update spread this week

The Lebanon column notes a rainy spell praised by horses, a near finished telephone line, and a new Gideon switch to Kenonia route. Rev Price preached, George Gambrill attended church and Sunday school, Sessor elected Sunday superintendent, and Price and Gambrill had dinner with Mr Carr. Road crew appeared, roads remain poor on low route 3, and corn is in poor condition in many places.

Gideon Kenonia Price Lebanon George Gambrill Wm. Sessor Rev. Price Carr Uso

Local notes from Malty and surrounding area week

Malty W Mackey moved from Jas per out on his farm this week. A mad dog passed through the vicinity Tuesday biting several dogs and was killed by Mr Rhine east of Mont Carmici. Corn coming up this week with much rain. Farmers work roads east of Malty. Bridge south of W Mc Connell’s progressing nicely. J Bell’s cattle visited Dan Day’s wheat field Thursday. JSC Wilson repainted granary red. Everyone around Malty took a shower Friday evening. Juaso.

W. €. Mackey Jasper Mr. Rhine Mont Carmici Malty W. M. McConnell J. Bell Dan Day J.S.C. Wilson Juaso

Miss Rubie Simon Stages Polly of the Circus Impersonation

Last night at Bush Temple Miss Rubie A Simon presented Polly of the Circus impersonating Rev John Douglas Deavon Strong and eight others. Her interpretation of ten roles with distinct mannerisms and speech required audience sympathy and noted artistic attachment per the Dallas News.

Bush Temple Rubie A. Simon Polly John Douglas Deavon Strong

Farm Bulletins for Households From Department of Agriculture

Dear Editor, the Department has issued Farmers Bulletins, but they appeal mainly to farmers and cities. The letter requests sending Uncle Sam's Cook Book and other bulletins to families in the District, including No. 203 on fruit preservation and No. 256 on vegetables for the table. Charles H. Morgan signs the plea.

Washington, D.C Department of Agriculture Uncle Sam Charles H. Morgan

Dover Township Tweaks Tax To Boost Roads And Polls

The Dover township board, in a recent meeting, imposed a 25 cent road and bridge levy on the assessed valuation and set a poll tax at 6.60 for the coming year. The move is defended as advancing road quality while positioning Dover as a leading roads center. J. R. Wheat advertises for cream buyers in the same notice.

Sheldon Enterprise Dover Township Srco Dover Good Roads

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Dugan & Kaufman Cartitta Robert Kincaid W. A. Miler Linden, and J. Miller Jessie Kincaid W. M. Wardlow Jay Gleason Geo. Gleason Bethel Church Firm Miller H. F. Pitts Kalo Pirereachier Wii Owe Searer J. R. Wheat Bert Webb Jasper Caocaady Biily Ogg Sity Feil C.T. Whittsell W. H. Knott M.D North Main Jasper Lodge Orotier Thos. Hardaway Nog H. J Deardoree W. H. Woods Jasper Lodge NO A. Po A.M Brothera W. T. Berry Carthage Hendricks M. D. Jasper, MO D. W. Teeter
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