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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
3
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Wallace's Farmer urges farmers along dirt roads to waterproof by regular dragging after rains. By grading, draining, and drag smoothing, mud becomes paste like, gradually improving waterproofing. Emphasizes self made drags, local effort, and community standards over costly patented devices.
A Missouri farmer asks if crops besides corn suit silage and how to plant. W. M. Regan of the Dairy Department says corn is generally best for Missouri, yielding most food per acre and easier to harvest. Legumes rot unless packed tightly. cowpeas mixed with corn help but are impractical for harvesting. Reid's Yellow Dent and Boone County White are top silage choices. plant as for maximum grain yield since fodder yields come from late-maturing southern varieties.
A lodge emblem consisting of a Masonic and Odd Fellows pin was found near the Jasper storefront. The discovery accompanies promotion of a new spring boys clothing line at Jackson Bros.’s store, advertised as a beauty.
Classified notice from J E Carr offering top market price for poultry and eggs. Promises a square deal and direct purchase at the Brick Barn.
Dublin news notes visits and travels as residents and relatives move among towns. Mrs T Wiese and family from near Milo visit daughter Bertha Webber. Mrs Garner from Carterville visits son Karl. John Armstrong travels to Carthage on business. Clarence Schonewetter stays with aunt Bertha Webber. Armstrongs and Walter and Herbert work for John King. carpet makers across several surnames woven at Calder and Armstrong homes. Don Bedell visits Jasper relatives. Rice family from anne visits Don Bedell family. Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Don Dell and son.
A playful wartime style call to action urges spring cleaning of urban alleys. It advocates gathering debris , removing trash and junked items to curb pests and disease, and rallying every able bodied man to sweep their blocks.
Ace and Bill discuss a tea wagon article praising free advertising. They question the rival’s claim, pledge to match prices, if he shares pricing they will quote theirs, and confirm commitment to fair value across Tea Groceries Meat Fruits Vegetables Tobacco. They plan to inform the Newsman.
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