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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
2
A storefront advertisement extols lumber lime brick land and cement with good grades, lowest prices and courteous treatment. It invites readers to get the habit trade with us and says estimates are cheerfully figured.
President proclaims Thursday November twenty ninth as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. Text urges gratitude for prosperity and calls for reverent observance at homes and churches, with aim to use blessings wisely under providence. Also notes proclamation issued in Washington on October twenty second in year one thousand nine hundred six.
In St Louis on a recent Sunday evening, C A Martin of Joplin Missouri rushed to Officer Ward at Union Station to report the loss of three Frisco tickets from St Louis to Joplin. He said he checked baggage in the room and returned to find the tickets missing, then hurried to the lost article room in distress.
Biwe Ftor and Mrs Meas visited the Harbor of Jasper. Harmon’s horse broke its hip last Monday and was euthanized. Homes and Wea Wolf visited the area Sunday. Conner and sister Mrs Dailey left Monday for their home. W J Harmon on sick list. Davis and nephew Cop age of Joplin at the Davis farm last Sunday and Monday. Habn Hull and Dutch John hunted last Saturday catching one opossum. Marion Rand and son Lenard plan to move near Nashville to a farm with Ebbie Tally. their farm here for rent. Most attended the speaking event in Boston Wednesday evening.
A crowd of young people gathered Friday evening at the Mayotlwer school house for a pia sapper. Several families visited over the weekend with relatives and neighbors, including Robert and Mary Curtis driving to Lamar and Alice and Zelda Covert visiting N. A. Mackey.
Fall in line and follow the crowd to Miss Frick's for new fall hats. Stock moving fast with new arrivals daily and goods at cost. Special sale 25 percent off cost continues each Saturday while supplies last.
Miss Frick and Mr Joseph Heho help Richard Lane with hay while Mrs Cora Rex visits from Uarthane. James Rex and Geo Vincent haul hay for Lane. Residents attend a Lackey party at Vandusen’s in Jasper. W Kylu finishes road work for the year. Chas Moore visits Webb City. Langs visit Neck City over Sunday. Sunday School convention set for Lebanon on the 27th. Geo File matting apples at Lyman’s. Mrs Blanch Brown from Arkansas visits Rexs. Sir John Astlay cigars available at Daffer's.
Jasper High School’s second team meets Carthage Columbia School at the Armory in Carthage on Saturday afternoon. It is Jasper’s first game of the season while Carthage has played twice. For Jasper the lineup lists Ernest Crawford and Fred Maogner as forwards Cert Ward at center and Orman Schooler Richard Kyle as guards.
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Jnaper Missouri post office for the week ending October 23 2000. Names include Miss Ethel Cline Howell and Sor W Worthington, cards ved Porter and F Thompson.
J D Haroun announces big cuts at Try tha Star confectionery with hood and tactiontora items priced at 50 cents and 81 00 each now selling for 25 cents each. Hurry up for fresh goods and candy varieties.
Very special 1 000 imported bulbs include hyacinths tulips crocuses and freesias in assorted varieties. Budding and potting time lasts through December 15. Invest in home beautifiers to enhance your living space and value.
E C Dallas, recently returned from Idaho, has completed outfitting his shop with new machinery. He stopped in Kansas City en route home and now offers modern blacksmithing services to customers in the region.
Market listing shows wheat per bushel from 1.260 to 1.28 dollars. Timothy hay per ton ranges from 0.87 to 0.90 dollars. Prairie hay per ton lies between 4.50 and 5.25 dollars.
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