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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
7
A fragmented timetable shows southbound services with numbers 204 294 210 201 295 207 for passenger and freight trains. Entries include daily departures at various times such as 2:35 p m and 8:20 p m with some Sunday exceptions, reflecting a partial schedule.
Local farmers can secure farm loans from First National Bank. H G Griffin offers auto insurance for five years. JOE WELLS provides saw sharpening. orders at home or Newsoffice. Cordz & Son advertise soft collars. FOR SALE Studebaker touring car in good shape. may trade for work team or cows. F S Winter posts hunting prohibition on his land. Auto Tire Shop buys junk tires. Hammond location buys poultry eggs. Crow Mercantile Co pays top prices for butter cream poultry eggs. J D Harbur promotes home delivery of dry goods and groceries.
The Jasper column records a flood of brief notices on public figures and residents. It mentions Noon Amendment No 8 and political visitors like Judge Grant Emerson, plus health updates on Dr Schooler and many influenza recoveries. Local movement includes cat tle shipment, farm news, and letters home from service members Basil Squier and Lynn Squier in France and Georgia camps.
Mickie warns George Earl to refrain from hunting with dogs or guns on her lead, asserting clear boundaries and control over the property. The brief notice emphasizes no weapons or hounds on the designated grounds and asserts owners' rights.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to the Farmers Elevator are requested to settle by cash or bankable note on or before November 1, 641. J Blull, manager.
Grocery service note from J. R. Wheat promises prompt delivery of all grocery orders.
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