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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
3
General Rumbold leads the Missouri National Guard as 2,906 men and gear mobilize to the rifle range near Nevada for a ten day instructional camp starting August 76. Governor Hadley will visit August 26 for the annual review.
Admission to the Care Thage Fair costs twenty five cents and yields twenty five votes. Tickets offered by W. H. Ward and Miss Nora Fox. The piece mentions a piano given away and asks who won the S350 Clarendon Pisho prize.
Advertising Jasper promotes the town and its fair across Missouri. Merchants must deliver goods and hospitality at the gates to entice visitors to return, become citizens, and invest in the town’s future. The piece urges unified community effort to draw travelers and business.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture offers a scholarship to a young man dairying in a winter course at Columbia beginning November 2. Applicants aged 16 to 26 who have not attended an agricultural college must keep milk and butter fat records for three dairy cows during September and submit them with an essay on feeding and care. Entries close October 10 and blanks plus details are from C My Eckles, Dairy Department, Columbia, Mo.
A brief, period style reflection on the risks and costs of newspapers taking stands, noting editorials provoke enemies whether in favor or against reforms. The piece urges Jasper promotion during the Street Fair as a timely opportunity.
Senator Cummins of Iowa attacked pension and salary systems criticizing ex-Members of Congress who hold fat paychecks. He defended the President on reciprocity while urging action and called for a stronger backbone. The piece also notes a Missouri bank organized in Springfield with capital stock details.
Clinton resident B B Chamberlain accuses Hacklen's Arnica Salve of removing pain from burns wounds and various injuries. He says the salve calms pores and relieves distress from boils sprains and other pains, claiming it works wonders.
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