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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
4
A sizable farm delegation from the Jasper vicinity visited the county work site on Thursday to discuss the basel ine bridge project. The group urged completion and warned of delays, while insurance payments and a draft for the project were noted.
A long, garbled 19th century notice discusses cash or notes due by September and a business named Webb Bros offering shoes and fittings. It includes scattered remarks on credit, collection, and warning against improper clerks, with references to advertising, accounts, and the shop’s address on a main street.
A garbled late year fragment mentions Willard and Carthage, Missouri, with scattered names and events including May Wardlaw and Harvey. Several personal notices list residents visiting Lakeside and Roatisns City, plus references to community doctors and local remedies. The text lacks clear dates or cohesive events, but preserves names such as Harvey, Jol Mey, and others in scattered social notes.
A dense temperance column from the WoC describes meeting highlights with speakers, social activities, and exhibits. It notes remarks by Dietaet President and local attendees including Mrs. Hofftian and Miss Mathews, plus references to lectures, parlor gatherings, and health remedies.
A fragmented column offers practical guidance on growing fruit tree seedlings including apple pear cherry plum and peach. It discusses timing for seed readiness storage methods winter care and soil conditions, plus brief asides from assorted newspaper quotes and humorous snippets.
Large fragments reveal timber use scales in the United States with millions of feet of pine cut yearly and extensive pole demands. Notes on paper pulp, rail and telephone poles, forest renewal needs, and agricultural impacts accompany scattered quotes and editorial snippets on industry, labor, and education.
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