23 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
1
A vintage Jasper ad urges readers to stay cheerful amid poor crop prospects. It touts Missouri hen eggs at 26¢ a dozen and promotes a broad goods line including dry goods, Mohair and Broadcloth, Walkover Shoes, workwear, and kitchen stoves. The copy emphasizes trade for eyes, poultry, and butter, with fini item praise and a 10 percent trade-in incentive.
Fragmented ad text describes various garments and fabrics including wool blends and cotton items. Mentions Union suits for men and women, children’s wear, and price references. Contains misspellings and garbled phrases, but indicates a local shop promoting undergarments and related apparel.
T W Ellis entered his Has Single Comb Brown Leghorns at multiple poultry shows including Carthage and Campett Kansas. He captured three first prizes and one second at the Oarecit Poultry Show and is expected to win more blue ribbons at Jasper County events. The Alphe Club hosts a meeting on Friday November 24 with a program including readings and a history of Thanksgiving.
An arrest in Sedan Kansas leads to charges against Clarence Schrockangatet for a prior offense and a later carrying concealed items. The case moves from district court to the county court as officials seek to resolve repeated troubles. A millinery ad and market notices occupy remaining space.
A steel bridge over Coon Creek will be built by David Miller for 1480 dollars. The contract, awarded in Bradford, names Miller of Carthage as builder. The span measures one span feet in length and will be erected by the contractor in the near future. Buy your sweaters of Joyce and Lee.
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