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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1908
Page
4
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A dated antidotal advertisement touts Edward A. Wilson’s vial formula for consumption and related lung maladies. It claims thousands relieved and cured after doctors gave up, urging immediate action and directing readers to the sole agent in New York City for ful portions.
The public sale period arrives as farmers seek funds or raise equipment amid uncertain times. Proponents cite prosperity, others warn of lingering panic. Attendances vary but auctions show uneven recovery as farmers regain confidence and prices rise or stall based on local conditions.
Arthur Aull reflects on how everyone acts as a knocker, criticizing friends and family alike. The piece notes universal tendencies to mock others, including parents, children, partners, and teachers, while insisting the habit applies to the speaker too. It cautions against self righteous censure.
Secretary Garfield of the interior reports about 100 million dollars stolen from the U S government by fraud and asks Congress to appropriate one million dollars to recover lands and prosecute perpetrators The plan aims to seize the losses and deter crime while offering potential profit through enforcement efforts.
The Kansan City Times reports calls to recover property worth over 100 millions and to empower government departments with funds for a thorough probe into theft from the public domain. Readers question whether Congress will quibble or commit to action to maintain dignity and protect public funds.
An editorial hails Marconi wireless telegraphy for saving 742 lives after the Republic and Florida collision off Long Island. It credits the system with sending timely alerts that summoned aid, transforming maritime safety and placing Marconi among history’s great inventors.
A model ear of Reid's Yellow Cent corn is placed in the cornerstone of the Missouri College of Agriculture building at Columbia to show the ideal ear in 1908. The ear earns 96.44 out of 100 for shape and compactness, with a Shabogeanh view of the gear preserved. Copies of the photograph are available from the College of Agriculture, free of charge.
Tax News offers a Draugboo’s Practical Business College scholarship at Springfield Missouri for one applicant. The prize covers half the regular cost and is valid for full courses in Bookkeeping or Shorthand with optional add on. Also mentions Mrs C E Campbell undergoing hospital care in Keesee City for several weeks.
Mrs Stith has recovered from neuralgia over the heart. Mea Turner’s oldest daughter sick with pneumonia. Six Daniel families report chickenpox this week. Sunday school at Salmona doubled in attendance and offerings last week. Preaching Sunday morning. Matthews’ supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Daniela. John Gaddis preparing to move March first. William Butey and Jewel Busby are moving now. Mr and Mrs Brummet mourn their baby buried Tuesday at Dunkard church. Mrs Brummet formerly Miss Mable Jones. Mrs Ansa Campbell of Oklahoma visited Mrs Duckett. Jude Brook and family spent Sunday with Mia Avery. Mr and Mrs Sterling visited a new grandson Sunday. Mrs Crow visited Jasper Sunday.
Ten fire fighters suffer severe burns while rescuing others then apply Hucklen's Aruion Salve at Webb Broa Drug Store. The advertised remedy claims rapid relief for burns, wounds, skin eruptions and bruises, citing old remedies and a long list of conditions it purportedly cures.
Blue Star Geo, Henny and son Henry from Ute Town are building a new barn, adding a roof, painting, and other repairs to improve the farm. Nearby, Resh hosts a well attended party for local youth, while Garret from near Kenoma rents Harve Law’s former farm for the coming year.
A Washington New York letter recounts a brother who suffered ten years from a respiratory ailment labeled consumption. After trying many remedies he found relief with Dr King’s New Discovery, using six bottles to reach a full recovery. The testimonial touts the remedy as a cure for weak lungs, hemorrhages, coughs, colds, bronchitis, influenza, and asthma. Webb Bros Drug Store guarantees a trial bottle free.
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Tuesday February 2 starting at 10 a m at Norman sale grounds. Livestock listed include 13 head horses and mules 15 18 hands blood bay mares and colts with ages 2 4 16 2 both draft and stock types. 12 head cattle including a Jersey and a milk cow group. Equipment offered includes wagons plows harrows banners and corn planters plus harnesses and tool implements. Linoch will be served on grounds with nine months time terms and D F Wagner Jos Cather listed as sellers.
On Wednesday Feb 3 at 10:00 p m the sale lists 5 Head Horses mares and fillies including Belle and Nell bred to Brigham Young, Plus two Milch Cows, 28 head of stock poultry, farm implements such as wagon, buggy, harness, planters, mowers, plows, carts, incubators and brooders, bee hives, household goods, and terms to be honored with g months time. Local buyers and bidders invited.
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