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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
4
The Jasper News announces subscription rates with pricing for one year six months and three months. The notice lists rates and indicates publication details for Jasper Missouri with post office entry as second class matter.
Article discusses aviation patents and Wright monopoly concerns. Hiram Moe Green in Human Life for August argues against air monopoly and proposes a fair solution inviting national cooperation. Also notes military service talk and Gus Lucking's case involving German citizenship and three years' service.
A terse note from Human Life Publishing Co. in Boston signals efforts to advance inventive genetics without market monopoly constraints.
A mis identified note from J W Dunnegan of Polk County Bank Bolivar Mo dated July 30 claims Con Swanson is a tomato producer while the text jokingly assigns him childcare duties and dog tending. The Jasper News records the confusion as mistaken identity about local farm work.
The bridge team laying the north bridge stone pier expects completion within the coming week. Officials see the pier as preliminary to a new structure, with railroad interests favoring a fresh bridge at that site.
Carthage's last saloon shut its doors Monday night leaving residents without a local drinking establishment. For further access to saloon services, patrons must travel to Joplin where the nearest venue operates.
The framework is up for F. W. Rumble's new house on south Main, signaling progress on a local residence project. Buildings officials note the structure should define a new neighborhood feature and may attract future development chatter in the area.
Missouri Labor Commissioner J A Hiller plans literature to lure displaced Missouri farmers back home. Letters show many regret leaving for western Canada to seek wheat riches, facing long winters, isolation, poor roads, and lower prices. Many desire to sell farms for enough to repurchase in Missouri, resuming the old life.
M F Miter of the University of Missouri warns that rising fertilizer sales reflect soil need and farmer familiarity but cautions against neglecting crop rotation manuring and legume growing. Proper integrated use preserves humus, boosts returns, and prevents soil compaction, while reliance on fertilizer alone harms land.
Life on the Panama Canal faced malaria and suffering, with symptoms like chills fever and jaundice. The ad claims Electric Bitters destroy the germ and cure malaria, citing Wm. A. Fretwell of Lucama North Carolina who reports severe attacks resolved and lasting health since. Webb Bros. guarantees the remedy.
Dr Knott records the arrival of a son and heir at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Gresham five miles southeast of town last Friday Mont Fairfield was up from Carthage Friday
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