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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
7
Car runs daily except Sunday from Jasper at 8:00, 10:50 and 1:00. From Carthage at 9:15, 11:45 and 1:15. Saturday and Sunday night trips depart Jasper 6:50 and return Carthage 11:00. Livery service anywhere at night. H. Kirby, Jasper.
money to loan on farms from First National Bank and farm accounts due for 1919. Highest market prices promised for poultry and eggs by Hammond and Wheat cream testers. JOE WELLS sharpens saws. leave orders at residence or News Office. J.D. Harb asks accounts for 1919 be settled.
Real estate and insurance note listing farms and town property for sale. Mentions H. G. Griffin and Jas per. Mo Jan. 20x. Market angle hints at mobile insurance in state.
Mrs. W F Tabler joins Cordz Son store as staff. Mrs Geo Rex teaching in Joplin attends home visit. Mrs Lee Tharp of Miami Okla visits cousin Charles Kitterman. Dora Hastings and Mayme Peterson host Webb City visit. Mary LuCreta Magers travels Carthage with daughter. Norval Gray family visits Webb City. J N Marsh daughters from Carthage visit L T McCune. Maude Berryman from Carthage visits Ernest Billington and wife. Mrs Carmean returns to Kansas City after weeks with sister Mrs J E Hulk. Alf Buerge and sons Wayman Claude return from Kansas relatives. Pauline Roberts to attend Cottey College, leaves for Nevada. Carson Paterson of Western Union in Nebraska visits parents. Emma Busby to Sapulpa to teach. Mrs Raney Springfield and Mrs Bushnell Golden City visit Hastings. Arthur Teeter accepts position at Ladies Toggery Shop after Mayme Peterson resignation. Mrs McMurtrey teaching at Carl Junction spends weekend with husband. Mr McMurtrey principal of Jasper. Jessie Wardlow visits mother Mrs Kincaid in Asbury. Kincaid improves after fall. W E Tabler resigns Roberts store. Austin succeeds. Tabler noted as popular with public. J F Curtis and wife Carthage, Mrs Reynolds Maple Grove, C F Simpson visit Magers and daughter. Simpson returns from ten months overseas as Y M C A secretary, heading to Imperial CA.
Kodak era note urges better finishing tinting and enlarging by leaving films at J L Shields Drug Store.
Wanted ad from D. H. Wampler announces a family of four in Webb City seeking a housework helper. No laundry duties required. Pears are ready for pickup. respond by visiting this office. Ad will not appear again. 1 tx.
Two good second hand pianos offered at fair price. Carthage known dealer L. H Beck Music Co. advertises value for money.
Notice lists two good integers on South Main Street south of Charley Sullens offering sale or trade for stock. Names J. Will Bowers and other party referenced. Item appears as a classified style listing from a historical newspaper.
At my farm four miles south east of Jasper D H Wampler reports three as the count and location in a brief personal note.
An 167 acre farm is offered for rent located two miles east and four miles north of Jasper Missouri. Tenant will pay with grain rent. For more details contact M. B. Wimer at 209 Main Street Joplin Missouri.
Crandall Bros urge all debtors to settle promptly as they close their books after selling their grocery and meat business to Fred Crandall. They invite all who owe money to call at the old stand to receive receipts.
Rosco Lilly bought a new Webb Bros rubber tired buggy this week. S C Davis returned Tuesday from Seandale and other Kansas points with his daughter Lillie. she stayed longer with his sons. Davis reported acres of fine corn on bottom land. Mr and Mrs Drake went to Parsons Kansas after the death of their sister AG Drake last Thursday. she left a husband and three daughters aged 16, 7, and an infant.
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