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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
6
October events fill the page from Parlor Cafe and Crandall Bros to Joplin College ads. Vendors tout fresh fruit, chocolates, cloaks, skirts, and farm goods while reminders urge loan talks, subscriptions, and store closings. Community notices include reunions, church con ferences, a public sale date, and local visits.
Webb Bros. Merc. Co. advertises fertilizer cash and urges prompt settlement. The item mentions The Charity Union of nap er and a community drive to raise money, plus a jovial reunion of old friends including G. Tlowe and Lewis maples. Jim Hull of Blue Star visits News office and presents a large gift, kept as a secret.
Sharp Mercantile Company advertises Royal American Fence Wire and a carload of Minnesota potatoes. Webb Bros. Mercant Co. offers Barred Plymouth Rocks for sale with cockerels available near Zion Church on Routes 1-16%. A. E. Thomas signs the notice.
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