Extra Value Hosiery Highlight at Local Store
A shopper note touts genuine Black Chr hosiery as the week’s real extra value. The message emphasizes the promise of quality and an in-store display to attract buyers.
25 May 1916
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
1
A shopper note touts genuine Black Chr hosiery as the week’s real extra value. The message emphasizes the promise of quality and an in-store display to attract buyers.
Lester McConnell about 15 received a fractured collar bone after being crowded between two horses in a barn east of Jasper. He is recovering well. A four year old son of Pret Kerrick fractured an arm by falling from a hen house on the same property. The child is healing nicely. Correspondents should mail letters by Monday to reach the office Monday evening.
A publisher laments recent typographical and editorial mistakes that altered key statements on town improvements, cemetery projects, and a store ad. The piece lists misprints including shifting a not, misnaming Dr Knott, and wrong dates, noting how such slips distort public notices and local ads.
John Ward drives a new Chal mers Six and H G Giffin buys an Oakland from Cearnal and McCune. Bice purchases a Pi machine. other details are incomplete.
Jasper notes a packed baccalaureate service at M FE Churel with seniors in gray caps and gowns. Dr J J Martin delivered the address urging clean living and hard work to rise from lower surroundings. Commencement tonight features Rev Wm K Chatten as principal speaker, with chair seating expanded to about 200 extras and ticketed admission to fund the high school piano and event expenses.
Miss Dora Keeler a rural school teacher living six miles southeast of Jasper was taken to Carthage hospital by Dr Knott after an abdominal tumor operation. She was reported doing nicely on Tuesday.
Street Commissioner W T Simmons and St Fenner with a 4 grader and crew began grading Jefferson Highway from Grand Avenue toward the corporate limits. Funds from property owners along the route were subscribed, the Commercial Club starting work and pursuing more funds. A Tuesday Commercial Club meeting at Lynnlland School House promoted road gospel, with talks on avoiding county bonds and forming road districts. Lynniand road recently graded, soon to be made a hard road.
Joe Nice Arch and cousin Nathan chased a fugitive from Kansas City to Joplin with Mr. Freeman, who held Alan on a 2500 bond he had jumped. The party moved toward Butler, where rain delayed them. The prisoner asked to step into the next room and vanished, leaving Freeman and others to pursue answers.
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