22 Sep 1904
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
1
A promotional notice touts another carload of American Fence and cheap Pence for farm improvements. It markets painting supplies, sturdy Mandt Wagons with HM spokes, Hickory or steel axles, and claims low prices, with elaborate social and local-territory sales language and a boastful offer to deliver and demonstrate the products.
A violent blast near Coluiatii, Kany, caused severe damage and spread debris across wells and walls. Reports describe broken timbers and smashed structures as residents recount a night of shaking in Carries Township. Investigations focus on origin and immediate hazards.
The Rev Dr Pike is leaving Jasper after being transferred to Seneca, with many friends saddened by his departure. The note notes a farewell and mentions preparations for his leaving, urging attendance at the church and relating to upcoming events and arrangements.
A fairly small East Side ceremony joined Ale. P.C. Drowlen and Miss Gail Monder. The event occurred Thursday evening with few family members present due to the loss of the bride’s father. After the service the couple left by the thoraltig train for Guiles City, where they plan to live. Rev. Forgonson officiated.
In a mixed report from the quay area near a yard, a damaged device and rusted spring are noted as care issues. A local line, Miss Sievilands and Mr anu Sits, are mentioned alongside Roberta & Sen, with a note about available goods at Pull Line Dry Goods.
Cool weather will soon be here and you'll need some window glass. All sizes at Pitt's Drug Store. Anti-Gripine will cure that cold in one night. At Pitt's Drug Store. A nice Line of Ladies' Pocket-books and Hand-bags at Pitt's Fine box Stationery and Tablets. The Hem stitched box paper is the Latest. For sale by H. F. Pitts, Registered Pharmacist.
Announcement offering free handkerchiefs to children aged 6 to 12. Call or visit the store for details and a Friday pickup near 33 de Ol Maaco.
John Palmer, well known young man in the city, died yesterday afternoon after a long illness. The funeral was held at the home and services conducted by Reverend Vores. He leaves a widow and one child. The death followed a fever that swept the town during the long epidemic season. Burial took place at the family lot in the city.
A fragmented obituary item lists John Isenman as dead and describes a funeral in Wie Diet raved anil, Sr. Isontiay, with tributes from family and neighbors. It mentions McCall and Daisy Crawford of Maple Grove, and a May event connected to a wedding or service. The piece includes several names and unclear local details, reflecting a small-town community notice page.
A fragmented notice from a department store touts an expanded, larger stock than ever before. It invites customers to call and inspect goods before purchase and promises a large variety and bargain prices.
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