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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of personal names and initials including W Thomas Williamson Johnston Thacker and others. No clear event, place, date, or context is discernible to form a factual summary.
Fragmentary classified style item mentions laundry cleaning dyeing and pressing services with agent Del Beam and Deardorn’s advertisement. unclear details or location. Reads like an early 20th century local notice or small ad fragment referencing washing and tailoring tasks and a display time.
Everett Deardorff celebrated his sixteenth birthday with about a score of friends on Tuesday. Guests enjoyed three hours of merriment including ice cream cake and fruits served by Mrs. J. Hi. Deardorff and Mrs. H. J. Deardorff. Attendees included Glen Buzzard Fred Lukens Gradie Campbell Phil Campbell Hugh Melton Wilford Patterson Vernie Radford Homer Harris Nathan Rice Herbert Hancock Max Carter Guy Webb Grace Gulick Beulah Patterson Lena Rex Lena Patterson Grace Greenwood Fay Butler Edith Burns Grace Teeter Leah Amer Duchie Thomson Edna Linn Margaret Beam Retha Baird. Ends with an ad for Nunnellys lunch counter.
Mrs A C Crandall of Webb City died there last Thursday and was buried in Stafford cemetery five miles west of town. Diabetes caused her death. She was well known in Jasper and survived by her husband and four children Gertrude Pollard St Louis Blanche Chambers Webb City Beulah and Earl. Her cousins A M and J W Crandall reside here. Five ladies hats will be given away next Saturday at Crow's store and the Passion Play, the genuine 1910 pictures, will be shown at the Princess theatre Saturday Nov 12.
Mrs. Wilson of Miami Okla visits with Inez Little. Mrs. Follmer suffers a bad foot stroke. A pie supper is held at Liberty Schoolhouse. Mrs. Howe remains bedridden after another stroke. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnson visit Jasper with son Dan. John Sunderland returns from Colorado. Fred Strecker improves roads. Jessie Johnson and Bessie Til ler visit Jasper with Retha Baird. Jumbo Visits Jasper. Lucky Bill's circus passes through with four wagons and an elephant, attracting crowds. circus heads to Topeka after last Miller show. most locomote by rail. Elephant seen tramping rural roads draws crowds.
Rexall medicines are guaranteed at H F Pitts drugstore with full policy coverage and customer assurance. The notice promotes trusted brands and promises satisfaction on purchases, inviting shoppers to compare remedies and seek help from staff for medical needs.
T. H. Hammond advertises top market prices for cream, inviting suppliers to bring their stock and cash in at the shop. The notice emphasizes competitive rates and ready payment to attract dairy producers seeking favorable returns.
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