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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
6
A storefront sale urges buyers to act as high class merchandise is discounted wholesale. Jerry N. Taylor Quit Business Sale promotes furniture such as dressers library tables and extension tables. Rugs linoleum and floor coverings are moving quickly with merchandise and prices rising daily. See details.
Jerry N. Taylor's sale advertises seven days of deep discounts on furniture, stoves, rugs, iron beds and mattresses. Describes home goods at less than wholesale prices in Carthage and Jasper County, inviting locals to shop today.
Local store advertises rugs priced at 65 cents per yard with options for bundles and bulk quantities. Also highlights discounts such as 11 dollars and six dollars for selected items, urging quick purchase before stock runs out.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties that Daniel W. Teeter executor of the estate of David A. Teeter deceased will make a final settlement at the Probate Court in Carthage Missouri on November 12 1917. First published August 30 1917.
Letters of administration granted in Jasper County Missouri to the undersigned for the estate of Rachel M Haynes deceased. All persons with claims must present them for allowance within six months to the administrator.
W G Moulton was granted letters of administration for the estate of Rachel M Haynes deceased in Jasper County Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within one year from the date of letters or be barred. Judge J Frankeberger of Probate certified the action on August 22, 1017 with court seal.
Detroit Free Press quotes a merchant who insisted customers must buy goods at his store, explaining the failure as a result of his theory that people should be compelled to purchase. The remark highlights the flawed business strategy and the resulting downfall.
Dr C Scandota of Naples reports to La Eiforma Meilica on using rubber sponge to seal skull holes. He tested on a rabbit and a dog, observing death at nine and six months respectively, and found the sponge caused slight dura adhesion but no other issues.
A long vanished mountain range once stretched from Lake Superior eastward to beyond the Missouri River. Peaks reached about a mile high in places, but weather, volcanic activity, and sea encroachment wore them down until only prairie remains.
Nathan Rice of the Second Engineer Train sent home a small verse book by Albert L. Anderton, praising engineer crew labor with lines about bridge building, road leveling, supplies, mail, and combat support. The poems also pledge American resolve as "We're Coming, France" with praise for Pershing and historical aid from Britain to support France in war.
In a rural snapshot, Uncle Eben notes that many men love their country as they love family. They seek to entertain with conversation rather than work for others, highlighting a culture valuing sociable duty over labor.
Great Tom at St Pauls in London tolled only for royal family funerals and for the death of the bishop of London the dean of St Pauls or the lord mayor, marking solemn state occasions.
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