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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
4
A brief newspaper item from The Jasper News presents a fragmented OCR snippet mentioning local names and events without complete context. The readable text hints at community notices but lacks a clear action or outcome to summarize fully.
An Missouri Ruralist editorial argues safety posters belong on farms alongside home mottos. It cites high farm accident rates due to carelessness and urges precautions to prevent fires and machine injuries, noting two boys burned in Grundy County and a man losing an arm in central Missouri.
The Missouri Ruralist notes dairy profits hinge on exact production records. Two half sister Jersey cows bred the same yet yield different profits. University Daze averages 48 pounds of butter yearly and shows net profit after feed while Pedro's Elf averages 109 pounds but fails to cover costs. Old papers at The News office, Big package for 5 cents.
A creed adopted by rural boys and girls clubs across the United States elevates country life. It asserts the beauty of God’s country over cities, the value of outdoor work with nature, and that labor dignity comes from how it is done. It emphasizes equal opportunity for farm and city youth and a larger, freer life on the farm.
A Missouri Ruralist poultryman advises curing roup in hens by shutting them in the hen house and smoking both house and birds with sulfur. A slow fire producing yellow smoke is recommended. He claims hens tolerate the smoke well and that it is a sure cure for roup in chickens, though turkeys were not tested.
Birth notices from The News list new arrivals to Homer Wampler and wife a girl born Friday November 2 at four miles southeast Tom Mercer and wife a girl born Sunday November 30 at eight miles southeast Henry Winder and wife a boy born Sunday November 29 at eight miles northeast
An aged advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for liver complaints and general malaise. It claims to restore digestion, purge impurities, and improve mood by purifying the stomach and liver, urging readers to buy for quick relief.
A compact, assertive saying urges business owners to advertise to be noticed, warning that without promotion customers may not recognize offerings or even realize their own activity. The quotation frames advertising as essential for visibility and success.
A large bundle of antique newspaper pages offered for a small price at The News office. The sale features many issues from the past, with bundles priced to clear archives and invite local collectors to browse.
Wheat buys cream at the market under a system promising the highest price and an accurate test. Farmers are urged to bring cream for evaluation and payment based on quality measures and current market rates.
Mr. Farmer continues to purchase cream at the highest price, undeterred by what others may say or do. Wheat remains steady as market chatter persists.
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