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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
3
A local Jasper piece juxtaposes festive charity with national politics. It urges readers to aid hungry families at Christmas while noting developments in the Republican Party and the Maine battleship restoration funding. The column references veterans pensions, public health gaps in Illinois towns, and a Bowery mission scene as a sobering counterpoint to holiday cheer.
At Purdue University Indians witnessed a New Worlds record in plowing as three traction engines pulled fifty plows, turning over an acre every four minutes and fifteen seconds. The device, operated by three businessmen and one plowman, plows about seven acres per mile traveled, likely on level ground with suitable soil.
Missouri farmers face drought and adverse conditions yet report strong crop values. The Decatur agricultural college notes subsidies from cotton and grain yield, with wheat and nuts contributing to a total crop value around 145.7 million dollars. Major crops include corn and wheat valued at over 28 million and 2.6 million, plus nuts, reflecting robust diversification.
Fragmentary note discusses how worry undermines digestion and mental processes. It points to how anxious states disrupt assimilation of information and overall government function. The text implies a link between emotional condition and cognitive efficiency in governance.
Fragmentary passage warns that worry and fatigue lead to harmful habits. It notes worry as an expensive habit draining peace, business, and friendships. The text mentions the idea that handling worry could improve human factors, with a nod to Star Brand and shoving better.
Christmas shoppers flocked to a retail event featuring Suk Mise Tie and Suspendure and Deana Silk Mutiters. The collection showcased fine knit handkerhirts and bold linen pieces, with Breicote and Johnton presenting seasonal activities and accessories in a lively, period-accurate display.
Last Thursday, an unknown party dynamited Plunk's Pond on Stewcreek nomile marsh, destroying all fish. The lake, part of land under Neosho Country Club, had been stocked with government and hatchery fish for a year, with the Kah thriving until the incident.
Fragmentary notice warns of aggressive actions and threats against patrols and patrol areas. The garbled text references a person or group claiming intent to pre-emptively attack or deter patrolling units and mentions a named official or leader.
Fragmented OCR shows an adish text offering Christmas novelties from See Schooler and mentions Alprasins disdeloned to Burpaer Bowman Lumier Co with a December 15 deadline. It shifts to a political note about Strowlugs and a presidential candidacy, then upsells medicines with dubious claims and health tips.
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