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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
7
Daily Jasper departure from Brown's Cafe at 8 00 am 10 30 am and 1 00 pm. Carthage departures from Ladies' Rest Room at 9 15 am 11 45 am and 4 00 pm daily except Sunday. Saturday and Sunday night routes list Jasper 6 50 pm and Carthage 11 00 pm. Livery service anywhere day or night. J H Kirby Jasper Mo.
Money to loan on farms from First National Bank. Highest market prices for poultry and eggs with a phone line. Dress display at the Toggery Shop. JOE WELLS sharpens saws. Hammond buys poultry and eggs for top prices. Wheat Cream tested for best price. Geo. Moyer bought a Peter Schuttler wagon as the week’s top sale since 1843.
Six lots one block south and one block west of Crow's store with a good barn hen house coal house cave cellar two wells and no house ready for building. Property listed by J R Bowers.
Real estate and insurance item notes farms and town property for sale. Mentions automobile insurance through a state mutual. Names H. G. Griffin and Jasper Mo. Date shown Jan 20x.
Wayne Sharp of Sarcoxie and many visitors from Lamar Carthage Keokuk and Springfield attend the Jasper fair. Birth announced at John Wright’s southeast of town. Local movers include Dr Knott and Mrs Knott, Miss Mayme Bank, and W E Patterson’s clan. Olio of travel, illness, and small-town commerce fills the week.
A crisp reminder from News Office urges payment of a past due account at once. The notice is signed by J. D. Harbur and emphasizes immediate action to settle the outstanding balance.
Advertisement offering free wood to anyone who will cut and haul it away. Also indicates corn land for rent. Signed by D. D. Beak, located one mile west of Jasper. Dated 8 tf.
T L Kunkler lists a new bungalow on East Grand Avenue across from Baptist Church and a five room cottage on North Main Street.
A concise notice extols a shop offering all cream ice cream and wholesome meals served clean and neat for diners seeking a simple lunch option. The brief emphasizes quality and a tidy dining environment for patrons.
A fragment discusses the term Fourth Estate as the press’s power in the state, noting its historic distinction from commoners and unrepresented classes. It then shifts to a children’s anecdote about Little Pail and his aunt chasing a cat, with a humorous misperception of the cat’s quarters.
A baby boy was born last Thursday to Roel Hough and his wife Mie. Hough is Mies Cyra Baird, expanding the family with a newborn son.
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