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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
3
A brief note outlines a strategy to grow business activity and assess new enterprises. It emphasizes developing core capabilities, exploring innovative ventures, and evaluating risks and returns to guide future investments.
A discussion on boosting local commerce through a city wide industry incubator. It outlines using a holding company with subscribed capital to fund a shared manufacturing building housing multiple small firms. The model avoids bonuses, reduces risk, and rewards investors from profits, promoting sustainable growth for towns.
The piece urges fair dealing in commerce, arguing buyers and sellers both deserve honest profits. It warns against exorbitant pricing and grasping merchant practices that drive customers to distant stores or mail order houses. It calls for a town-wide commitment to equity to strengthen home communities.
An excerpt discusses U.S. 1900 census figures for total production including poultry and butter. It argues that local exclusive markets for butter, meat, and eggs enable trusts, with producers selling through merchants to large buyers, suggesting farmers would gain from local, exclusive establishments and natural laws of trade.
Text appears garbled with many missing letters and unclear references. It mentions Ovid, Modiie, a young Greek woman, and a plant linked to aromatic use but lacks coherent facts or events to anchor a clear narrative. No verifiable details or dates are present.
In a clipped Bohemian tableau a man identified as Joacker faces a harsh sentence for fraud. He boasted clothes and a fine turnout but no money or assets, insisting on his innocence while the crowd notes his strength and lack of work. The case centers on his dealings with their mutual friend Jack Smith.
The article recalls a Herman Melville era moral in a Atlanta Sunday school where a child’s quip altered the golden text to Ye cannot serve God and mamma. It also includes an ad note for Defiance Starch praising a thinner, stronger finish and a brief tale about Gordon Goddard recounting touring misadventures with sheep and shepherded by clever dogs.
A Chicago stage tragedy prompts a New York Riaboan to offer to fill a leading actor role for 150 dollars weekly. The manager replies that the job is not available and would require twice that amount if offered.
A fragmentary clipping notes Marcus Aurelius praising epigrams and adages as wise. It then mentions a Lewiston Maine young woman cobbler and a Beare shop in New York run by three. The source combines literary quotation with brief local occupation items.
Five year old Nellie dodges punishment as a portly mother lifts her across the lap. Nellie peeks from the dress and proclaims that if she is to be spanked she must have all the consequences.
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease. A remedy for swollen sweating hot aching feet. Sold at all druggists for 25 cents. Act no substitute. Trial package free. Olmsted Le Roy N Y.
The new harbor works at Tokio will cost ten million dollars funded by a foreign loan raised by the Japanese government.
An old advertisement fragment urges readers to ask grocers for Red Cross Ball Blue powder. It promotes a large two ounce package priced at five cents and ties cheerfulness to health, attributing the slogan to Haliburton.
A wife writes to George expressing thanks for his letter and asks him to send a check by return. She remarks that she cannot think of anything else to write about, conveying a light domestic tone.
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