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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
4
Office on North Main. Prompt service available with 24 hour surgeon calls and telephone access. Provides urgent medical contact through two listed numbers for after hours emergencies.
W. C. Thomas and wife visited in Kansas City this week. Conrad Mercantile Co sells potatoes and flour. Charley Teeter and family spent Monday in Carthage. Mrs. Lee Garst and children visited her mother. J. E. Gunn and others bought Hercules Buggy. WANTED farms to sell and exchange. Typho malarial fever affects L. Miller family. Ladies aid to serve dinner on trades day. Go to Carr Thomson for chicken feed. Mrs. Steiner returns from Little Rock visit. Isaac Lauderbaugh prepares to winter in Emmett Idaho with daughter. Rent five-room home and ground. Rev. W. J. Cox preached two sermons. For sale hard lumber and wood. Miss Edna Gooding visiting relatives. Learn telegraphy at Joplin College. Seed corn advice from Missouri College of Agriculture.
Anhe hn Marsh offers piano or organ lessons at her South Main Street home on November first 1913. Educated in music by Mrs Emma Johns DeArmon of Carthage and affiliated with Calhoun School of Music in Carthage, she specializes in concentration and technique. For details call home or phone 86.
A Cleveland school uses a live infant to teach girls how to bathe an infant. The approach may aid learning but evokes sympathy for the child as observers weigh the classroom method.
A brief Baltimore American item notes a humorous exchange about how funds were obtained by a fortuneteller. The quoted reply claims the money was placed under the head of prophet and lost, illustrating a tongue in cheek remark on a trick or confluence of fortune telling and money.
Your account with us is unpaid and we request settlement at an early date. It requires cash to keep our store at its standard of excellence and we must have your cooperation to continue offering the best the market affords at low prices. Chaniller & Son.
A playful court moment features Plodding Pete defending his memory while a judge questions the tally of roasts. The dialogue carries comic tone as Pete admits uncertainty about any prize offer.
A humorous exchange shows a doctor urging exercise as essential while a patient balks at affording a car. The doctor then jokes that dodging cars could provide the needed activity, reflecting the era’s wit on health advice and thrift.
An Englishman at his first ball game grows puzzled by the lack of tea and asks when it is served. His American friend replies that tea isn’t served between innings, prompting the puzzled reaction about the purpose of the game.
Hats on show at Crow's with Miss Croakin of Kansas City as trimmer. First season outside the city, promises up to date work. Call to view Star brand shoes and hats. Also free post cards offer for a one year Missouri and Kansas Farmer subscription with fifty two cards.
An old ad notes Schotten's S-hour Coffee at 30 cents per pound and new ground coffee in 1-pound bags. Schotten's Blue Label Baking Powder is advertised as well. The Old Reliable stand promises more good things to eat forthcoming.
Sterven Hyorg of Carthage Missouri promotes cut flowers carnations and roses with free parcel post delivery and prepaid express charges. A dozen carnations or roses costs one dollar per dozen. Funeral sprays available with no extra charge and reasonable sign design services. Largest growers in the Southwest. Bell 168 and Home 767.
An old advertisement touts Dr MCHSONS ECZEMA OINTMENT to cure eczema and itching on the chin and body. It claims rapid healing of eruptions and related conditions and notes availability by mail from Philadelphia and St Louis.
A fragmented line advertises Pitts the Paint Man inviting readers in Wheat to try his paint test cream product. The wording is garbled, but suggests a local promotional spot featuring a paint seller and a sample or trial of a cream or paint equally described as cream.
To Friends of The News. Any notice of publication such as divorce foreclosure or administrator notices may be published in Jasper county papers. Indicate attorney or probate judge to ensure The News handles the publication. otherwise the county seat paper may be chosen.
Prize winning stock and pure bred birds offered at $1 each. Also selling a few last year hens and pullets, plus eight males from last year at $1.00 each. Contact Miss Althea Armstrong in Jasper, Missouri.
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