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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
2
The Jasper News from Jasper Missouri lists subscription rates and publication details. It notes office insertion and pricing notices for the period, with header information and pricing lines reflecting the community newspaper's channels.
Two men discuss the weight of responsibility and its effect on duty and reliability. The piece cites public figures and opinions on political battles, liquor, and civic duty, warning against excuses and praising the citizen who bears weight with effort. It mentions Senator La Follette, Mr. Bryan, and public sentiment in Enid Oklahoma.
A biased promotional piece extols Electric Bittera as the best blood purifier. It claims the product regulates stomach liver and kidneys and expels polons from the blood. Quoting a Tracey California writer it promises rich red blood strong nerves and improved health.
Sunday School at Salem met despite 160 degree heat with forty present. Residents walked distances to church while others enjoyed visits, a mule and horse were killed by the heat in separate incidents, and Noah Turner celebrated his eleventh birthday with friends and ice cream. Dewey notes mention Mrs. Matthews, Joli Thompson, and Carytown arrivals, plus the Salem Aid Society earning $18 at Mr. Grissom’s sale amid community thanks.
Mr. Merchant asks what advertising line he will use to win extra trade during Fair week, seeking guidance on a campaign strategy to boost sales and attract customers during the event.
Mr Frank Thacker and wife visited Mr and Mrs George Spitlin in Lamar Sunday Aliens Miller and wife visited the farmer's parents Sunday. William Duckett entertained many to ice cream Saturday night with Woodrow and family Norris Crim and wife Mr Goodrich and wife Wim Selsor and family Mrs Duckett's three brothers and a gentleman from Salem James Selsor rented his place to Mr Tunwelh
The News reports K. and Chamberlain accuse Hucklen's Arnica Balte of theft and describe the remedy as the only healing balm for burns and injuries. It notes the product's claim to quick relief while advertising across Jasper and claiming widest readership.
A compact, quirky line notes two figures the bald headed man and a bob tailed horse sharing a boat during a period described as fly time. The image suggests an odd scene of kinship or shared risk, with no clear event or outcome stated.
The eleventh annual Missouri state fair will run on Sedalia’s State fair grounds from September 6 to 12. Directors of the State Board of Agriculture promise major exhibits and entertainment. The fair highlights Missouri livestock growth and the board’s influence on the industry while stressing its educational reach beyond school-age people.
In Lamar, a witty quip circulates over a fashion moment as a woman carries a parasol described as pie plate sized above a hat as large as a dish pan. Local readers chuckle at the quirky scene and ponder its purpose.
A garbled plea for a $100 reward appears among distorted text. The fragment references readers, a Cherme Lad persona, and a chaotic claim about a trial or transfer amid names like Cheney and Toledo, with stray lines hinting at a family or business notice but unreadable overall.
FP H Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, famed truss expert, claims the Spermatic Shield Truss prevents rupture and speeds recovery without surgery. He cites US government approval and England Spain awards, offers free demonstrations for charity cases, and invites inquiries during his availability in Joplin.
Miss Juanita Hendricks of the Vogue Hat Shop travels to Kansas City Monday to buy stock for the fall trade accompanied by her mother Mrs. H Hendricks.
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