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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
3
An itemized sale offers 11 horses and mules including a 3-year-old bay mare and other bred stock, several aged mares, a 11-year-old bay pony, a yearling filly, a spring colt, and a 1-year-old gelding. Machinery and supplies include John Deere implements, hay, corn, oats, soybeans, furniture, and farming tools. The listing details numerous wagons, buggies, plows, drills, harnesses, and farm hardware available at auction.
Mrs. Jay Rhoades of Newton Missouri credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with ending twelve years of right side pain and years of irregularity. She says since starting July 1 she has had no bad spells and can perform housework without pain. Cardui is promoted as a mild tonic for women with a long history of relief claims.
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness stems from catarrh and can be cured by removing an inflamed mucous tube. It offers a $100 reward for a deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and promotes the product along with Dr. Cheney found in Toledo Ohio and Mall's Family Pills for constipation.
An old advertisement extols Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey and Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as nature remedies for colds. It claims relief for stuffed heads and chest congestion with honey glycerine antiseptic tar to loosen phlegm and ease breathing for adults and children.
A call to participate in the Boys State Fair School program at the Missouri State Fair. Two boys from each county are selected by a county committee, must be under seventeen on October 1, and enjoy free lodging meals and admission. The program offers lectures and demonstrations on agricultural achievements and state products, with supervision by prominent state men. For details write Boys State Fair School Department of Education Jefferson City Mo. T boy yours and mine.
Bert Crandall and son from Joplin spent Sunday in Jasper. Patterson and Ward shipped four cars of hogs to Kansas City this week. W H Ward and wife at Eureka Springs Arkansas for a 16 days sojourn. Henry Conklin, moved to Eldorado Springs recently, was in Jasper Monday. Ellis Cearnal gone to Girard Kansas, employed in an implement store. A B Riggs returned to Jasper after months in Iowa. Misses Ella Whitsett and Mayme Earp of Lamar visited J D Harbor and wife. C R Randolph and family from Carthage spent Sunday with Mrs E L Thomas. Mrs Virgil Cavenee left for Leon Iowa to visit sister Mrs John Goodman. Estey Busby home from University for a few days. Mrs Ertie LaForce and children of St Louis returned home. Frank Sponibile and Dr Norton building barns. Will Clouser adding rooms. Motor party to Neosho: A M Crandall and wife, Mrs W H Hendricks, R V Elliott and wife, J W Crandall and wife, Fred Crandall and wife, H Hendricks and wife, Jack Boyer. then to Noel after dinner at Neosho.
Dan Johnson and wife describe their son Jimmie Johnson who fell from a buggy on Sunday en route to the country. The wheel ran over his face and head, altering his appearance, yet the boy declared he never cried.
Includes two work mares aged 9 and 12, two 2-year-old draft fillies, a 6-year-old brood mare, eight young heifers born this January, and extra high grade jersey heifers. Also sheep from Shropshire ewes aged 1 to 4, a 2-year-old Shropshire buck, fencing and wagons. Also harnesses, buggy outfits, and a full household and kitchen furniture set with numerous items.
Terms offer ten months financing on approved security at six percent interest from date. Cash buyers receive five percent off on sums over ten dollars. No property is removed until terms are signed and in effect.
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