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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
2
A compact advertisement touts lumber lime brick land and cement with good grades and the lowest prices. It promises courteous treatment and invites readers to trade and get the habit, noting cheerful estimate services.
Mr C E B Campbell plans to relocate his bakery confectionery and lunch room to the Hendricks building west of the post office next week. Mrs Campbell will take over the entire millinery space, with a single larger shop upon removal of a partition. She will display hats furs and ladies furnishings in an ideal, expanded showroom.
A thief entered Eugene Mason's Alba home Tuesday night taking a suitcase trousers shirts cuff buttons and salt articles totaling about 20. Simultaneously Charlevy Luster who roomed there disappeared after leaving on the S local Tuesday night. Luster was traced to Joplin and then on a midnight Pelaco train toward the Todian Territory. Dick Supp staying in Alba was reported to have gone with Luster.
The New York Racket notes 1000 imported bulbs including hyacinths tulips narcissus crocuses and Freesias with assorted varieties. Budding and potting time lasts until December 15 offering affordable home beautifiers to enhance residence.
The Jasper M. E. Church reports improved Sunday School attendance and active Ladies Aid work. Revival meetings invite the community with a November program featuring topics on revival, asking and receiving, sin, and the nature of man, with special services and magic planned to attract all residents.
A fragmentary note from a New York publication references a town ball game and the usual local players. The text is incomplete but indicates routine community sports activity.
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mackey hosted a dinner in honor of Mrs. Mackey’s father J. A. Byara for his sixty ninth birthday. Forty eight Pivots attended and guests from abroad included J. A. Gardner and wife of Gylden City, Joe Garrett and wife of Lanar, Mrs. Williams of Sedalia, Homer Stockdale and family of Boston, and Mr. Jod Mra. C. KE Shapson of Maple Grove.
A narrator thanks Mr Chandler for a store interaction on a Monday afternoon. While the editor spoke with Mr Chandler he opened the cigar cage and gave the editor a good amount of cigars before turning to the candy cage and filling a large sack with candy. He instructs that the candy be taken to the office for the young lady compositora. Thanks again to Mr Chandler.
Notice to partner seeking to purchase all marketable horses and mules. Will pay the best market price. O Thompson states intention to buy.
Forest Chandler of Chandler and Son left Bunaay afternoon for Alton Oregon County to spend ten days in the works. He will visit with his kin but much of his time will be spent honing and resting to the bills. His visit will be at the same place where his father stayed four weeks recently and his health improved from that visit.
A Sunday afternoon blaze on the Chas. Thacker and Loule Head farms southeast of Carthaga drew attention as firefighters prevented damage to stacks of hay owned by Mr. Toad. The fire covered a large area with black smoke and its origin remains unknown.
The Alpha Club entertained their husbands at Mrs. R. L. Roberta Wednesday evening. A large number attended and enjoyed ice cream sod cake.
May locate in Jasper as Dr W A Mc Kelyey of Mindeo weighs moving his practice. He is an old friend of Dr. Schouler.
For sale, full blood Leyborne cockeralls. Enquire of V. 8. Woll.
Mr. Levey of the Art Stove Co. will be at Wolf Hardware Co. on Monday to demonstrate the Laurel heating stove.
Prottier presents lower priced fancy chinaware glass and dishware touted by The New York Rocket as accessible luxury for households seeking style without high costs. The feature highlights design variety and value.
Joyceu and Lee praise Dallas as the best horse shoer in town. They claim his work on horses is unmatched and reliable, highlighting skilled hoof care and steady results. The remarks reflect strong local confidence in Dallas’s services.
A solid gold watch stolen from J. W. Means four years ago was found during floor replacement at Carthage jail. Tom Parr identified it as Mr Menn's, and Mrs Abana recalled it as her husband's vest timepiece. Police suspect a minor offender hid it to recover later. The Means family values it as a relic.
Bernard Finn, editor of the Bareuxite Record and Democratic Probate Judge candidate, visited Friday. He was praised as a jolly sociable newspaper man with many years in the trade, his first visit to the Jasper News office.
A garbled notice from Wen Gros of the Mereantile Co asks for information about a pumpkin theft from the east front door between 10 p m and 2 a m on Halloween. The message promises ongoing goodwill from the firm to anyone who helps.
Notices to pay up urge all parties knowing themselves to be indebted to call and settle promptly. The terse appeal emphasizes immediate action to avoid further steps or penalties.
The Jasper high school second basketball team beat Columbia at Carthage by 23 to 21 in the season opener. Jasper Elevator advertises flour feed and coal in bulk.
A Jasper Halloween night saw many boys and girls celebrate with no property damage noted. On Main Street several buggies and wagons were visible Thursday morning as festivities continued. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Balm is advertised as a trusted salve for piles, sold by 2. K. Schooler.
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