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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1902
Page
2
Classified notice outlines Thursday editions and advertising rates for the Joplin Mail and Missouri Pacific lines. It mentions subscriptions, routes through Joplin, Kansas City, and St. Louis areas, plus baggage and ticketing details and agent contact for Kansas, Missouri, and Texas connections.
Church notices list regular Baptist and Methodist services on Saturdays and Sundays with weekly prayer meetings, and Presbyterian and Christian services with Sunday school and prayer meetings. The article also cites regional observations about Tailroads, land prices, a Lamar contest for Barton county’s popular young lady, and Rev R A White’s political sermon in Lincoln.
A fragmentary report notes Roosevelt faces internal cabinet opposition while pursuing reciprocity and tariff reforms. It describes political strain within the party, public sentiment in several states backing the president, and the coal strike context. Also includes an advert for Hall's Catarrh Cure with endorsements from local druggists.
A garbled column notes a claim that De Witt and associates unveil a salve from Witch Mawel claimed to ease pile symptoms. It mentions blindness, bleeding, and a pilot project linked to broilers and other disorders, offering free samples to counterfeits while praising E. I. Leeder Laugh.
A Philadelphia magistrate's ruling condemns roaming workers as vagrants while a college president mocks dead books as a paradox of public culture. The column links social attitudes, literacy, and shifting norms amid 19th century debates, citing rural crop notes and legislative tidbits from Vermont and beyond.
Fishermen and wildlife applicants urged to apply at earliest convenience to Park Hatchery offices in St. Louis and St. Joseph for trout and other species. Applicants pay only vacancy-related costs. shipments arranged by officials. Stone-age tonics advertised alongside unrelated health claims appear in the same notice.
A fragmented notice from Opowunm Creek Association members warning after some residents to stop shooting on their land without permission. Signatories include K. E. Gewtan W. A. Downs KE T. Rea and others. Gutters and misspelled names indicate a local community notice likely about hunting conduct and land rights.
A weather lull and sudden changes threaten public health as a warning to families. An advertisement touts Con Minute Cough Cure with testimonials from EH Wise Madien and ACE Luwterbaugh praising relief from coughs colds and throat issues. J W Bouckee's shop is cited for pickup and a call to action for residents to prepare.
A jargoned and dubious health advertisement promises cures for blood poison cancer and boils using Hyotade Bhool Bali, claiming it erases boils, eruptions, pimples and swelling. It touts a 30 year track record, to be bought for 81 per bottle, with sample and mail order from Atlanta Georgia.
Local readers are urged to consider the new government coffee initiative and its impact on daily routines. Officials insist the program aims to boost productivity and public access to beverage options, while critics question its affordability and consistency.
An old advertisement asserts Kodo cures all classes of food related ailments by toning the stomach improving appetite and reducing stench. It promotes a purifying effect and claims benefits for digestive troubles and stomach ailments. Wages are noted for a seller in West Virginia with endorsements and a supplier.
Wanted workers and railroad staff to sample a sack of Crushed Rock Salt at Boucher and Butts. The small notice invites practical test and returns for supply assessment. It underscores hiring of farmers and stopmen for a local trial shipment, with no further details provided.
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