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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
2
A customer letter bundle from Cleveland and Alma touts Dr Miles' Nervine as curing epilepsy and St Vitus Dance, claiming many nervous diseases yield to its soothing strengthening energy. The letters say the first bottle helps and a money-back guarantee is offered if no benefit.
The Jasper News from Jasper Missouri lists periodical details with editor R B Griffith and issues dated September 21 1835. It includes subscription rates for one to six months and a single copy price, reflecting historic newspaper pricing and publication data.
The readable lines record a public remark about a warm spell lasting several weeks until last Friday. People recall hope for unseasonably warm weather, with Friday and Saturday described as unusually pleasant and many expressing desire for continued warmth.
A large number of Nira subscriptions lapsed on the first of the year. The note asks subscribers to verify their account figures and expresses appreciation for patience while statements are prepared. Readers urged to avoid unnecessary inquiries to prevent confusion as figures are updated and kept current.
Prohibition sentiment heats Jasper County with rural areas as dry forces gain traction. Activists led by W. O. T. U. and Billy Sunday influence politics. Converts in Joplin cited as potential turning point in the upcoming elections.
Advertisement notes a health product called Dr Kings New File Pills claiming to ease constipation bilious ness and dyspepsia and improve liver and kidney function. It mentions Webb Bros in Illinois.
A quatrain dialect tale depicts a Tiresome Jay whose outrageous acts spark fear and avoidance in villagers. They hide, leap to poles, or retreat as his misdeeds loom. After his final blow his fate is a comic collapse, leaving the village to resume its chores and wary peace.
A confident author confronts a publisher over his manuscript titled after a central character. The publisher refuses to let the author depart with the work, threatening a contract and pressing for an agent to secure a large advance royalty.
A fragment from a circus setting describes Signor Scario as valiant yet wary after a clash with a tough opponent. The manager boasts of courage while observers doubt his resolve to return home tonight.
A satirical dialogue contrasts critics and artists with barbed quips about taste and talent. One speaker rejects critics pretending final judgment while admitting no painting skill, while the other counters with a calm denial of expertise yet confidence in recognizing bad art.
Aaron D States formerly ran the Golden City Register and now works for Captain Arnold to finish copy for the Republican Sentinel. He plans to occupy apartments above the Republican office, has roots in Greenfield, and is linked to politics with rumors of a bid for county clerk.
Captain Myers of British Columbia wed Blanche Liehet of this city after twenty one years apart. The ceremony took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock on North Webb Street with Rey Armstrong officiating. Friends and relatives attended as the couple renewed a boyhood bond after Myers had pursued fortune elsewhere and later remarried before reuniting with his former sweetheart.
Delays county election after 1500 names petition for a final option election from rural districts and villages. Question whether Oronogo is entitled to Tote separately at the election delays decision. court to take up the cage on Wednesday. No hurry as election can be called before state primaries in August. aims to settle Oronogo population question with a brief delay.
Dan Lowmiller of Parkville displayed his Missouri grown apples at the Missouri State Board of Horticulture event during the 52nd Annual Meeting of the Missouri State Horticultural Society. A three bushel barrel sold for 877.60, equating to 25.83 per bushel or about 25 cents per apple.
Gilbert Barbee has sold his interest in the Joplin Globe but the note says no editorial policy change. The buyer may maintain Barbee’s influence on coverage and politics in Joplin, raising questions about who will steer the paper. Local ad notes cash or trade for produce from J R Wheatry’s south side grocer.
Billy Sunday revival in Joplin closed with the most enthusiastic meeting yet. About 4,100 converts responded to Sunday’s altar calls, including 278 from Sunday night’s service. Free will offerings totaled 5286 dollars for Rev Sunday, ahead of his next gathering in Youngstown Ohio.
Carthage voters will decide February 3 on a loan option after city council approved the measure despite opposition from petition signatures totaling around 400. Campaigning was heated with objections to moving the election date, but supporters pressed ahead as the microbe issue remained central.
A Clinton Democrat note reports farmers receiving fraudulent petitions shaped as promissory notes. A man posing as a rural route inspector asks for signatures to continue service. farmers are warned, with advice to unleash the dog warning if encountered near Gallatio.
A wild blizzard and winter sickness drive fear and suffering as thousands fall ill with grip. Symptoms include stuffed nostrils sore throat fever and back pain. Dr King s New Discovery is recommended with a testimonial from A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi. The remedy claims to cure sore lungs hemorrhages coughs colds whooping cough bronchitis and asthma with a 500 price and $1.00 guarantee by Webb Bros.
In Jasper County Probate Court a petition to sell part of the real estate of decedent John D. Waldron is presented. If no contrary answer is shown before the next term on February, an order to sell the property to pay debts will be issued. The notice runs four weeks in Jasper News.
quotation references a firm stance on credit limits and redemption, stating no one will be credited beyond eighty days and that those who comply will be rewarded. wording suggests a provincial or business note about debt settlement and satisfaction.
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