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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
3
A long excerptless column fragment surveys society from crime and suffrage to aeroplanes and exploration. It touches on a Indiana woman tragedy, British suffragists, Turkish reforms, mass transit dreams, and a jumble of unrelated opinions about manners, crime, education, and agriculture, reflecting era concerns and public discourse.
Practical tips on rotating crops and enriching feeds for horses geese cows and calves. Emphasizes pasture use sturdy pruning, fruit tree planting, spray calendars and selective feeding to increase milk fat and farm profitability. Mentions single germ beet seed garlic, hawk protection for poultry, and careful horse handling.
In a St. Louis courthouse corridor a feud related killing ends the life of Fred H Mohrle known as the Yellow Kid. He was shot by Thomas Kane, a deputy under Constable Young, as Mohrle faced charges with attorney Charles P. Johnson present. Also noted are travel mileage book protests and Mexico Missouri Sunday school advertising success.
State Superintendent Gass announced certificates after exams held in Clinton Jefferson City Joplin Kansas City Macon Poplar Bluff St Joseph and St Louis Fifty six candidates earned sixteen teaching certificates including seventeen life certificates three five year renewals and sixteen five year certificates Represented states include Washington Iowa Ohio and Kansas Also noted is a legal challenge over a three cent fare rate and a May state revenue report showing interest on state deposits totaling 1765 70 the highest monthly total to date
In Camden Point the town boasts a remarkable officeholder, Saya the Bee, praised for civil, sober conduct. The local minr shal H. L. Jenkins reportedly resolved last year to abstain from town funds without earned value, a move marked as proper by residents.
Gov Hadley appoints Green D Greer Sikeston B B Sahcon Fredericktown and H William Lang Farmington to four-year board terms at the State Asylum for the Insane Farmington effective April 26 1909.
Robert Colvin faced a court plea linked to a quilt making incident on a roof. The report notes a mishap involving a rope and quilts, with authorities settling the scene on the ground.
An incident from Detroit years ago recounts Secretary of War J M Dickinson leaping into the Detroit River to save James J Joy after Joy misjudged a shadowy quay. Dickinson, quickly in action, swam through frigid waters to reach Joy, then guided him to safety with help from Joy and others. Taft later embraced Dickinson in gratitude.
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