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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1902
Page
2
The Jasper Weekly Advertiser dated February 1903 promotes local interests in Jasper and vicinity. It outlines subscription rates and advertising terms, mentions train connections and freight terms, and lists rates for various services and office details under a period voice.
Baptist and Methodist notices list service times and events for Saturdays Sundays and weeknights. Details include prayer meetings youth Sundays and Sunday School with leaders and locations in local churches. Christian and Baptist worship and Methodist offerings are noted with timing and prayer sessions.
Fragmented OCR text discusses farming practices, yields, and the value of knowledge in agriculture. It mentions wintering stock, bait selection, and the importance of understanding farms, businesses, and self-improvement for better yields. References to boards of trade and future prosperity appear amid garbled phrases.
Portrait of Frank C. Andrews, a Detroit financier who rose from a $125 start to wealth via high risk speculation. His creed favored quick gains over thrift, leading to embezzlement and a dramatic fall from fortune. The piece warns future investors to heed caution over luck.
The Minnon weekly is a potpourri of current topics in science religion art and social issues. It promises wide coverage for merchants teachers professionals and students and offers a ten week trial by mail from St Louis Missouri.
Joseph Meehan advises fruit tree seedling preparation for readers of the Iowa Nea Farmer. Focuses on apples pears cherries plums and peaches, noting seeds come from December harvests and require careful drying soaking and cold storage. Describes sowing in ground and outdoor soil piles, moisture needs, cracking for grafts, and protection to improve germination and growth of young trees.
A fragmented antique ad urges readers on orchard care and plant health. It markets worm syrups and tonics for children, praises Chesterale’s Cough Reeds, and promotes Webb Oru hardware and Lauderhaugh Drug Co. as vendors. The piece typifies early 20th century home remedies and farm supplies.
The article covers fruit variety on the farm, transplanting young trees for better growth, soil moisture for gardens, and pruning grapes to control growth. It stresses fall planting advantages and mulching to protect vines, with notes on ground shape and garden layout for best cultivation.
A proposed wood cutting device converts vertical crank motion to saw action using a bent iron arm and a crosscut saw. It describes attaching the tool near a window lintel and securing supports to prevent wrapping. The text references a log saw and an improvised mechanism for held cuts.
An old newspaper blurb touts a dyspepsia cure from Canderbaugh Cream Separatora promising relief after meals. The ad also lists products like stimulant tonics and liver pills while urging readers not to irritate the lungs with stub bore Gough supplements. It promotes Bantano's Monmouth Seeew and prices at 25 cents for items and see tote.
A reader recalls a family child nearly dead from a lung illness. They credit Dr King's New Discovery for curing the boy and restoring health after a poor prior doctor. The letter touts the medicine's success and includes a trial bottle offer.
Notice states source of residence, claims about destruction of home, names Simpson and Mathis, mentions Hides and Batts, Chamberlain's Pills advertised for energy and appetite, and sale by Webb Deng & Hardware Co.
Fragmented OCR text discusses political intrigue, alleged conspiracies, and references to MeKinley era politics. It mentions the Continental Assembly, photographers, and subscription details for a book. The passage is largely incoherent but suggests a political or promotional piece with names and events.
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