Local Builders Supply Promotes Lumber Lime Brick Sand Cement
A local supplier touts good grades and low prices for lumber lime brick sand and cement with courteous service. The ad urges customers to develop a habit of shopping there.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
2
A local supplier touts good grades and low prices for lumber lime brick sand and cement with courteous service. The ad urges customers to develop a habit of shopping there.
Protracted meeting begins Monday at the Zion Baptist church. Bernice Hubbard guests Stella Covert. Ethyle Radford and Sara Scott visit Grace and Anna Wampler. Zion Indies quilt at Mrs. Thomas's. Walker Hubbard visits. Chas. Covert of Webb City visits. Earl Carterville and Walker Chas marry at bride's home. Community offers congratulations. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel salve advertised by J. K. Schooler.
George Rice began sawing on Jim Hulls place last Wednesday and has sold his mill to Lion Howard who takes possession immediately. Mrs. 4. C. Davis visited friends in the area this week. Frank Boston and family spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. Cor bin of Esrom. Phip Budd hauls logs to build a core crib. Mrs. Killey of Esrom visits her sister. Mrs. Hull has new paint and wallpaper. W. P. Huhe’s horse was very sick this week. Noah Lester, formerly of Whitreturg, Kanes, visited with daughter and relatives Sunday. Hirram Patch moved his saw mill to Kant.
From now through winter we will buy hides furs and gam and will pay in cash at the best rate in Jasper Craxpace Los and nearby areas, inviting all sellers to bring in their stock for appraisal and immediate purchase.
Mrs William Budd has regained strength and sits up in bed while Mrs William Wardlew visited with her sister. Gov Wyse from Lewin attended a boxing event last night. Morrison boys invite their best girls to a dance. Mrs Guarteart, ill but improving, plans a visit with Tabler family this week. Ells Ryan left for St. Louis Monday. Public sale at W W Ryans Monday with Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church of Jasper in attendance urging support.
Former Carthage telephone operator Miss Ida Man Lewis, long a fixture at the Carthage Home Telephone Co, wed Los Angeles businessman Mr. Louty, a wealthy elder with a fine home. He is a former Dosper resident and former president of the First National Bank, now director there. The couple moved to Los Angeles in spring 1095.
1000 imported flower bulbs including hyacinths tulips crocuses and varieties from Breesio’sCrocoses and varellas now available for budding and potting. Available varieties and colors offer budget friendly home beautification to enhance any space, reported by The New York Racket.
A fragmented, archaic style note recounts distrust of a trusted servant and a disputed recommendation. The piece mentions Mirza Helen Cannon, Cha d, Thad, and Daehn in a tangled domestic drama with implied scandal and corrective remedies.
In the Austrian capital a pocket apparatus is issued to every person on duty for quick communication. Special call boxes dot important streets and workers can summon assistance by pulling a pocket device, connecting to a central line through the box.
The British Admiralty alerts that funds from naval prizes and bounty for destroying pirates remain unclaimed. A $25,000 slug from 1860s slave ship sales awaits claimants, along with other prize monies. Some heirs may exist, but publicity is needed to locate them. In the year cited, under 40 pounds were paid out.
A historical discussion traces male fashion dominance until the last century, noting lavish styles among dandies, macaroni, and beaux. It cites extravagant 17th century Paris outfits worn by the Duke of Huckinsham, including uncut white velvet encrusted with diamonds worth £214,000, and a 19th century trend of men wearing diamond earrings and feather ornaments.
Prof Brander Matthews advocates short words and plain structure. He recalls a country summer with an elderly farm hand visiting New York. The story pivots on his use of a long word and the farm hand’s blunt reply about the metropolis.
The future commander Gambier began life at sea aboard the Retribution with an education that included Greek. Our second master, who joined the navy straight from a merchant ship, notes disdain for such learning. Music, language, and even singing or playing a hornpipe were restricted as offenses aboard.
A two part system combines an automatic coupling arrangement with an automatic brake to halt detached cars immediately. Tested on railways and tramways of Delerum with participation from chief officials, the run was deemed a complete success. Also notes Witt & Co Chicago and a digestive digest news item mentioning Kodol.
Jasper High School defeated Joplin High School 29 to 23 on Joplin’s grounds, taking a season opening win amid away-game challenges. The Jasper team earns early praise and plans to relocate indoor play to a suitable venue like the opera house to host larger exhibitions.
Dr W A McKelvey of Minden considered locating in Jasper but has decided to set up in Callhoun instead. The change ends thoughts of Jasper practice relocation.
An old time advertisement from the New York Racket offers cash for butter at 20 cents per pound and eggs at 24 cents per dozen, with notes of poultry purchases. It promises lower prices on china and school supplies, mentions trade offers at Strattons and Wern Bros Me Co, and touts cheap wool and sugar deals.
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