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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1915

Page

5

High water halts picnic and fair events in Jasper area

Mrs Onaniel Evrine notes an indefinitely postponed picnic due to flooding. Mrs Wella dies after months of illness with burial at Witters cemetery. Cattle owned by Mr Gulick were delayed by high water, now in Kansas planning a move to Oklahoma. Jasper resident Bert Webb and many neighbors reported local weather and visits as mail service disrupted by the high water.

Wella Witters Gulick Kanans Oklahom Bert Webb Jasper C. M. Bosxzard Wood Carthage Jones Earl and Elva Boston Elting Don Ingle Walter Mosley Walter Howery Chas, Nett Mra. Hane Mra Berryhill Wesley Cline Berry's Mirv Osborn Wardlow Thomas Edwarda Hammond Jasper Bunday Theo Mitchell

Sheridan Social Notes Show Busy Sunday Visits

Miss Fran Patrick, Earle and wife with Mr. Smith and wife and son spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. Dewees. Edna Davis visited Leota McClintock. Glenn Karis called on Clyde Crow and families. Roberta and Leslie joined Abbie Crow with Lillie Whitlock. Go Smiths in Carthage. Nineteen attended Sunday School. Mr. Gresham preached last week. Ed Butler family visited T. H. Bell. Smith Powers and granddaughter with Karl Laudenslager visited Will McClintock. Bell family hosted Jim White Dell Davis and Tom McCall families.

Mr. Earle Mr. Smith Dewees Edna Davis Leota McClintock Glenn Karis Clyde Crow J. W. Patrick J. T. Patrick Roberta Leslie H. Sterling Abbie Crow Lillie Whitlock W. Smith Carthage

Card of Thanks for Mrs. Harriet A. Wells

We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness and funeral of our mother Mrs. Harriet A Wells. Signed by Mr. and Mrs George Castlebury and Mrs. Sutherland.

Harriet A. Wells George Castlebury Sutherland

New Winter Dress Goods and Shoes Arrive

Our store presents winter dress goods in leading colors with latest trimmings. Queen Quality shoes for women and Endicott Johnson shoes for men arrive, touted as the very best. Grocery department complete, prices right. We buy produce at top prices, cash or merchandise. Honest dealing and satisfaction guaranteed or money back.

Endicott-Johnson

Tanlac credited by 86 year old woman in Joplin

Mis Frances I Howard, 80, of 221 Anna Baxter St, Joplin, says five bottles of Tanlac made her feel 20 years younger, relieving kidney trouble and eye strain after years of decline. She endorses the medicine, noting relief from stomach and catarrhal conditions and recommends it as effective. Master medicine is available at H F Pitts.

Frances I. Howard Anna Baxter St. Joplin Howard Tanlac H. F. Pitts

Special Sale for Saturday in Jasper at New Shop

Pattern flats in new shapes and trimmings draw ladies to a shop next to the Farmers and Merchants Bank in Jasper. A complete line of millinery is offered with a variety of styles and trims for street and dress.

Farmers and Merchants Bank Jasper

Semeons Bee Had to Pry and Stay in League

A garbled note recalls a tense moment as a man confronts his rival, likening the struggle to maintaining a top baseball position. The piece blends quirky wordplay with a DetroitFree Press style quip about life and success.

Semeons

Cash Clothing Store Promotes Durable Workwear Line

The store touts its reputation for durable work shirts, overalls, pants, and a wide range of coats including khaki, corduroy, moleskin, duck, slicker lined, and waterproof rainwear. They offer men women and children sizes from regulars to stout fits and guarantee rain coats not to leak.

Norfolk

No Party Tonight After Unpaid 16 Cents

Sam Johnson informs guests that the planned gathering is canceled as a white mat still owes him 16 cents. Invited guests, gathered in his cabin, hear the surprising news as the event folds.

Sam Johnson

Notice of farm sale and removal plans near Jasper

In the notice A Crawford of route 2 Jasper states he has sold his farm seven miles west of Jasper and will hold possession until January 1 1916 He plans to move to Carthage October 1 and hopes to find a good party to take over wintering. The property includes wheat oats straw pasture a barn cow sheds storage bins a six room house near a school Call Home Phone 26 2 for details

Jasper Carthage A. Crawford

Sloan's Liniment Advocated as Emergency Doctor Aid

An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a universal antiseptic for wounds and infections. It claims a single application kills germs, stops pain, and supports natural blood flow, urging constant household availability and noting price points for multiple sizes.

H. F. Pitts

St John predicts a saloonless nation within five years in Illinois tour

Former Kansas governor John P. St John tours Illinois advocating prohibition. He asserts the nation will be saloonless within five years, noting his Chicago start on April 1 and speeches in which prohibition supporters have grown strong. He recalls Charleston 1862 feeding a negro boy under Logan laws, leading to a penitentiary offense, and says many veterans from his Civil War regiments did not attend his call. He is over 82, healthy, and reports no ailments.

Kansas John P. St. John Mr. St. John Illinois Chicago Charleston St. John

Ladies of Baptist Church Aid to serve lunch at Jasper Fair

The Ladies of the Baptist Church Aid Society plan a lunch at the Jasper City Fair inviting all who recall last year's coffee and sandwiches to patronize and spread the word about the event.

Ladies of the Baptist Church Aid Society Jasper City

Faithful Cough and Cold Remedy Endorsed by Local Tester

A local note praises J. King's New Discovery as the best cough remedy for households. The testimonial claims it prevents cold spread after exposure and highlights a purchase at 406 and a price of $1.00, attributed to H. F. Pitts.

J. King H. F. Pitts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Onaniel Evrine Sheridan Fran Patrick New Foods J. D. Harbur Jasper Frances E Howard Joplin Sysvaniae Firs R. Hackett Swift Bwitt Webb Bros Clothing Store H. J. Deardorff Deere Cela D. W. Teeter Jaspur, Missouri
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