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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1902
Page
2
A jumble of notices, religious services, political commentary, and local ads. The page discusses county politics, church schedules, newspaper subscriptions, and community events, highlighting Democratic persuasion and public affairs news.
The article argues the credit for the victory over Cervera's fleet goes beyond Sampson or Soblely to include Captains Weinwright and Chik. It notes the president’s view, trials of testimony, and the need to honor the men who fought, while questioning the long debate over who deserved praise.
Jumbled text mentions people and places in unclear context. It appears as a damaged page fragment with references to names such as Sethee Hines Ma Sinem and locations near a northern Methodist church, plus stray phrases about winter and years of work.
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions stomach trouble and various remedies, including Chamberlain's Stone and Elver Pabtete, with unclear attributions to Mire, Chelme, and Webb Deog, lacking coherent context or identifiable events.
The article surveys ancient and modern road theories, noting the four road classes in England, from national to local networks, and the public works administration. It discusses cost, maintenance, and the impact of road design on trade, with references to French road practices and a British example of road funding and governance. It also includes a profile of Mr. Sober and chestnut grafting in the Shamokin area, detailing lumbering impacts and holistically linking infrastructure to rural industry.
An unusual notice touts a Valon county grower claiming ownership of the largest chestnut grove in the United States with over 100000 trees. The brokered sales pitch includes health claims and a demand for buyers, plus a worm medicine and job advertisement.
A fragmentary old notice describes constructing an economical flood gate for streams. It recommends framing a creek with side frames, using rock, and placing a pole between forks to shape and seal the gate. The text includes garbled medical and product advertisements from several vendors.
An 1890s style broadside praises William McKinley in a fragmented plea for a commemorative book. It touts national attention, calls for subscriptions, and promises large rewards to contributors, listing plans and a Continental Assembly as selling points. It mentions Canton and the nation in a martial, promotional tone.
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