Rail schedule fragment for passenger and freight trains
Daily No 201 passenger runs at 617 am. Freight No 2 runs except Sunday at 11 am. No 07 passenger operates daily at 85 pm.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
6
Daily No 201 passenger runs at 617 am. Freight No 2 runs except Sunday at 11 am. No 07 passenger operates daily at 85 pm.
Carr & Horton advertise poultry and egg prices and offer wholesale and retail oil and gasoline prices. Crow Mercantile Co and Farmer's Elevator invite producers to bring poultry eggs cream and other produce for the highest prices. Crandall Bros advertise tuna fish pimentoes cheeses and dressings.
Back hood of a Ford automobile is missing its hood ornament and a reward is offered for its return to C W Wescott. The brief notice seeks the return of the item and identifies the owner for contact.
A compact newspaper notice offering optical services. N. E. Cox, jeweler and optometrist, invites readers to restore their vision to former sharpness or better with professional eye care and eyewear.
Good shoes sold by Jackson Bros. Carr & Horton advertise feed poultry eggs suitcases bags. Window signs promote cash clothing. Crow Mercantile Co offers cream testing. Farmer's Elevator sells Miss Indian Girl wheat flour. Carr & Horton highlight oil gasoline riding cultivators and low prices. Jackson Bros.
Jackson Bros offer sweet potato plants for sale with mail delivery for orders. They advertise a wide merchandise line at less than wholesale prices and urge customers to trade with them, noting delivery by mail and contact via C A Lewis for orders. Respt Jackson Bros.
Miss Jessie Martin will take a few students for piano organ and voice lessons. Inquire at M. E. Parson age 34 ti.
Ice deliveries to patrons begin in a few days with no Sunday runs. Customers are advised to fill ice boxes on Saturday. Signed by J O Buster.
Crandall Bros promote Wesson oil for salads and cooking in pint cans priced at 25 cents each, highlighting a affordable option for kitchen use. The note presents a brief sales pitch typical of a local advertisement.
To the Public the Rebekahs will hold the box supper postponed last week on Wednesday evening May 31 at the opera house. A short program includes a cake for the most popular young lady and a jar of pickles for the homeliest man. Rex and Rid ford auctioneers promote the event with an inviting call for all to attend.
A variety of nice sweet potato plants for sale Bermuda Vineless Big Stem Jersey White Brazil New Providence and Strasburg blocks east of Main Street and 1 south of Grand Avenue Call or phone 98 at the D A Teeter place 37-6t V A Cavenee
Fine Jersey male bull registered as No 121361 with rich yellow color. Document notes location at Dr Hendricks' farm. The entry records the animal type and farm owner for livestock registry.
Poll tax for Sheridan Township is due and payable at once with collections arranged at First Nations Bank of Jasper receipts issued. Settlement requested on or before June 1 by Jacob Sunderland Road Overseer.
Road Overseer W. H. Stark asks Preston township residents to settle poll tax by June 1 at the First National Bank of Jasper where receipts will be issued. The News will take subscriptions for daily papers.
The accounts of the late F F Lear have been placed in my hands for collection. All persons knowing themselves indebted will please settle at once at the First National Bank. W C Thomas.
Sixty days and sixty nights have passed with some customers still owing us for meats and groceries. If you cannot pay all at once, come in and make a few small payments and you can soon catch up. We assure you we will appreciate it very much.
An advertisement notes Cultivator for Sele and introduces a new Captain Kidd style disc cultivator by A W Teeter with 39 2tx. The terse line hints at an agricultural implement promotion and a model or stock number.
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