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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
5
NORTHBOUND No. 28 Passenger daily 11 23 a m No. 24 Freight except Sun 11 17 10 a m No. 2106 Passenger daily 6 37 p m SOUTHBOUND No. 205 Passenger daily 6 32 a m No. 293 Freight except Sun 11 10 a m No. 207 Passenger daily 1 40 p m Money to loan on farms First National Bank Take your poultry and to Hamond the east end house for the high prices
Trespassing is forbidden for suesine fishing trapping or hunting on our lands. Any violators will be prosecuted under the law. Signed by H. L. Tallman R. H. Holton and D. D. Beck.
Jersey Bull for service and a fine young registered cow available. See at my race to the southeast part of town for registered cows and $1.80 for calves in advance to insure calf. J. Will Bowers.
Prompt payment requested for overdue account due September 1. Message from J D Harbur requesting settlement, with Mrs. J K Wells magazine subscription agent offering to send for magazines.
Ward and Earl shipped a car of hogs to Kansas City. Residents—Cordz of Springfield. Turner and wife returned from Kentucky and West Virginia. Emma Cline of Hot Springs visits her father Amon Cline. Mrs Drake travels Oswego to Columbus with daughters. Families visit relatives. a modern cold storage is installed by Brown and Son. Various trips to St Louis and Kansas, and news of deaths, illnesses, and church events. A Christain Church fundraiser election day dinner is announced. Lost and found items and sales notes wrap the page.
Gilbert Keltner and Frank Keltner are urged to settle with the Jasper Phone Company at once. D. M. Johnson, Manager, says they need the money. Also advertised is a velvet rug, 9 by 2, for sale at Crow's store with sale details incomplete in the fragment.
Local readers debate whether the plant should be called the pomate or the totate, as Manch notes the article offers no clear naming convention. Readers are invited to subscribe for updates from the News office.
A garbled excerpt reflects a stray line about a beluga and a stubborn commentator, noting a guest invited to dine and being led by the ear to the table. The text reads as fragmented antiquated rhetoric with unclear attribution.
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