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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
8
Local items from Jasper detail the busy week with Pitts Drug Store displays, school books at Pitts, new merchandise at Masters Confectionery, and visits by residents from Carthage and Lamar. Mentions include Mr G. T Masters, Mrs Elwio Sanford, and Uncle Tom Keeler. notes on fairs, auctions, and upcoming school term start. The column also records veterinary and farming updates, local elections, and community announcements across the week.
On the road between Jasper and home northwest of Jasper a tavy gold Masonic watch charm has been lost. Liberal reward offered for its return to E. L. Laudberbaugh.
For Sale or Trade notice announces yearling mules available by trade for good work. Dell Beam invites inspection and notes installation of an up to date bathroom in connection with Jasper County’s best equipped barber shop.
D H Wampler 4 miles southeast of Jasper advertises pears for sale. Carr & Co will keep ice for sale and serve customers at all times.
Arch Rice announces a hydraulic cider mill opening in September near Jasper. Operations start Tuesday and Wednesday this September and move to three days a week after October 1. Location described as 9 miles east and 4 miles south of Jasper.
For sale two books used in revival services offered by Rev. A RK Corley. The book contains a fine collection of songs and hymns and would suit a small church. Apply to Rev. A RK Corley.
R Po Lane of Turton County north area wins a prize on a mule during the fourth week and plans to move to Metta Indiana. Mr Lane and family featured as readers of the Jasper News. Nearby residents Mrs Lewin and Alp Lewin are listed among local households. A sale of surplus stock including horses cattle and farming implements is announced west of Jasper. Della Andrews and Mrs Isenman are noted residents. Jasper News keeps locals connected to home.
Card of thanks from Andrews family for the kindness shown during the illness and death of their infant son and brother ICS ANDREWS AND FAMILY Buff Orpington Chickens Pill Wend bend and pillets for salve 2) bloenke south of Conrad's Store 4 at MKS VMAS WHITESEL
An auction note lists a leather tolemony chair, dining chairs, two rocking chairs, and folding screens in cream tones. It mentions WOODS and places Wheat and teat a7tt, suggesting a local sale or display setting from a small estate or shop with limited readable details.
Dr Houser M D Vet will be in Jasper every first and third Saturday. He offers complete veterinary surgery and dentistry services. Care provided under Dr House R Carthage.
Fresh apple cider offered with regular operations on Wednesdays and Thursdays and by appointment any day. Plenty of barrels in stock. Phone number 20 for inquiries and bookings.
After selling my home I will auction my flock September 18 at Castleberry, including Indian Runner Ducks noted as the greatest layers. Also selling White Plymouth Rock pullets and sprightly laying ducks. RUMBLE
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