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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
3
A distorted OCR fragment from The Jasper News lists subscription rates and office details. The readable parts mention Arthur P. F. Dak and references to the post office, with undefined figures and vague months. No clear event or date is discernible.
The writer explains a resolve to print good helpful and instructive news while avoiding sensational or private sub rosa happenings in Jasper. They argue a small town paper should honor neighbors and focus on useful content rather than gossip about poker games alcohol trafficking or rumored indiscretions.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for liver ailments and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the blood and tones the stomach, promising renewed vitality and healthier digestion.
Stor announces letters of administration on the estate of J Weeley Spald deceased granted by the probate court of Imier County dated October 20. Persons with claims must present them within one year from the publication date to avoid being barred. Anos Bb. Boaid appointed administratrix. first publication December 1045.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture issues a bulletin warning farmers that large numbers of horses and cattle are dying from a condition called forage poisoning. Cause is mould on fodder. risks rise when pastures are exhausted and stalk fodder or corn is fed. Symptoms include sudden cattle deaths and variable horse signs. Prevention urges silage care, feeding clean alfalfa, or selling stock when feed is faulty. once symptoms appear, treatment is often useless.
Warnings against catarrh treatments containing mercury. Claims such preparations damage the system when absorbed. Recommends genuine cures from F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and cautions against unprescribed remedies.
Additional Local reports Ray Earle and Guy Webb at Warrensburg for holidays. Visits by Mises Grace Ethel Higgina Rose Kester and others with H H Sharp family. Lincoln Faskin cattle salesman at Kansas City stockyards and wife visiting Oscar Faskin southeast of Jasper. Alice Bowers of Carthage spent Christmas with mother Mrs A B R Bowers. Will Tallman family south of Jasper joined for dinner. Harmony and Charles Harmony of Joplin and F L Farlow of Webb City visited Clyde Rains and friends on Christmas day. Will Ward sold lots 7 to 12 in block a2 South Main Street to multiple buyers. Ben Gearig and wife returned from two months in north Missouri Michigan and Ohio. They noted Seamon weather in Ohio and Michigan. Dr American of Nevada came to operate on Mr Hughes foot. prior foot trouble resurfaces and troubles Mr Hughes.
A social and watch night meeting of the Epworth League of the Methodist Church will be held Thursday night at the home of Allen Peterson and wife on South Main street under church auspices.
The News recalls William Fisher called Uncle Fisher in hood districts where he lived for years. He left with his family twelve years ago and resided in West Butte California until his death December 2 after a seven year illness. He lost sight ten years ago and suffered two strokes seven years back, bedridden but patient. His wife was his constant nurse with help from others. Foster son Charles Colwell reached his bedside, while Portie, a friend, and two sons and a daughter survive with several grandchildren. Surviving relatives include William Pisher family of San Diego California and Forrie Pisher of West Butte California and Mrs H L Tallman of Jasper and Mrs J B Pisher.
A compact note cites a proverb-like warning from a newspaper column about the importance of advertising to let the public know a business exists. it stresses that without promotion one may soon fail to recognize own activity.
A list of names and initials appears for advertised letters including Smith H J Mc Reynolds 12 Brown Timothy Eppler Dr Smith W G Heed Bh RB Clerk of Session Reyoulde BE M Eckerle Theodore Carleton J Frank Barton J J Selder Jim T B Hardaway Postmaster
Great Bargains promote Famous Magnolia Soap sold by J. Ross Dodd. The soap is a pure vegetable product praised for curing eczema chapped hands sores chilblains burns and suitable for soft or hard water. Magnolia Healing Soap advertised as best for complexion. Six bars for 50 cents. Call gt phone or visit Virgil Cave nee's.
Public notice禁止 hunting trapping fishing or trespassing on farms of the undersigned. Violations will be prosecuted. Signatories include H A Vincent Earl Garner Grim L Keltner KP Lane HL RK Goodrich Ptvellipes Leon Humernet Jacob Scott T Woodrow George Haile S W Garrett George Bari M T Grider H Earl John Brown rank Hlucheugh Tafioer Carter S Andrews J K Carns Geese Brown Arthur McClurg W Lane D H Bedell Db B Taggart PF J Keitnee. Old papers at The News office. Subscribe to Kansas City Star Times.
Publishers of The Youths Companion announce a free calendar for the new year to every subscriber who pays forage. The calendar is decorative and well mounted while focusing on practicality, aiming to be both useful and attractive.
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