03 Sep 1908
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
1
Wheat sowing time nears with advice on plowing, harrows, and the right drill. Swift's Pure Raw Bone fertilizer is praised, along with alfalfa feed at 1.45 per sack. Webb Brothers Mercantile advertises Mandt, Bain and Shuttler wagons, school books, and general stock.
The firm thanks customers who already paid and warns many accounts remain unpaid. It asks all who have not settled this fall to do so by cash or note no later than Thursday September 10 1808 to straighten accounts and prepare for the upcoming fall and winter trade.
A string of nightly entries alarms Jasper residents as intruders unsettle homes and stores. Citizens urge a reception committee to curb the threat. Presbyterian church members are urged to attend a meeting at the church to discuss securing a future pastor. J. S. Stapleton, pastor.
Notice to taxpayers that land and personal tax books for the year 1008 have been delivered and payments are being received. County Collector R. M. Sioam announces collection details. James Thompeos will relocate with family next week to Babgoogle Kaos to start a livery business. local residents Clyde Wallar and Picemates are mentioned in connection with future prospects.
Rex Mo. notes Pebble's Lady winning four firsts in six races with one second and one third. Jasper mare timed 2:17 in fastest heat on a heavy track while Pebble's Lady set records this summer. Next week she faces top rivals in a 2:10 target race at Sioux City. Also mentions Straw Hats ads, Webb City Shamrocks game plans, and Jeage Walker selling property before moving residence.
Five and one half per cent interest payable once a year with privilege as to payments. Large amounts per acre loaned when inquired. Abstracts of title furnished in Barton County. Eighty-one date stamp indicates August 30 1881. Cc. D. Goodrum. Lamar Missouri.
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