18 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
1
The notice extols the Superior drill with strong main frame wheels and adjustable oats feed, boasting a capable fertilizer system. It praises Swift's fertilizer lines and Bone Meal products, detailing ammonia, phosphoric acid, and potash percentages, and urges buyers to size up samples, load fertilizer stock, and visit every Saturday at 3:30 p m to see Humble Servants.
The article notes only two days remain in the News popular girl contest with a top prize of a piano. It describes a voting campaign offering 4000 free votes per $5 and larger bonuses for higher spending, locations for ballots, and secrecy options.
A Missouri Pacific southbound passenger train derailed ten miles north of Nevada after leaving the rails due to track defect. Fireman Grover Merdick was badly scalded and over twenty passengers injured. an unknown man was killed. A relief train evacuated survivors to Nevada. later mail arrived from the north.
An old promotion advertises ten dollars for extra votes with new or old subscriptions and seventy dollars for thirty thousand extra votes. Enclose the payment in the envelope with the blank filled, and judges will award the extra votes. Ensure the recipient names are clearly written for the paper.
Parties desiring season tickets to the Jasper county fair at Carthage can secure them from W. H. Ward or at either bank.
Local advertisement seeking cream for sale. T. H. Hammond invites producers to bring cream and receive payment at the highest market price quoted by J. R. Wheat. Messages emphasize prompt payment and direct transaction.
Four month old Thomas Kunkler Jr died yesterday morning from cholera infantum after a illness lasting just over a day. Funeral services were held at the family home at 16 o clock conducted by Rev Requa, with interment at Waters Cemetery six miles northeast of town. Mr and Mrs Kunkler receive community sympathy.
We Stratton and J E Carr of the Lebanon neighborhood took in the M W A lop ro line at Lakeside yesterday.
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