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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
3
The Moberly Democrat argues for support of a proposed three and a half million dollar bond measure. It claims rapid passage will save the state money, spur development, and reduce agitation by exposing voters to the issue. The piece urges citizens to vote yes on August first or the next election day to back the project.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local newspaper item about a subscription matter. readable parts mention names Ora Kari and a notice context. Exact details are unclear but the piece appears to be a short public notice or announcement within The Jasper News.
The note asks subscribers who added their mimes to the list during the contest to inform whether to continue sending the News. It states they will not force the paper on anyone who does not want it and hopes most are pleased, requesting renewal.
Mr and Mrs KOC Corder were called to Joplin on Sunday by the death of Mere Corders father, Win Swatt, at Meg Webb's home. Burial was at Paittidhd cemetery. funeral held in Joplin. Swatt was a well known timber man in Jasper county years ago and had lived with his daughter since his wife's death.
The new telephone directories are ready. Call at Central or at News office to get your copy.
Community leaders debate Missouri state policy on housing and rebuilding after a decade of displacement. Calls grow for a united vote to approve a major reconstruction plan and avoid political ridicule. Leaders urge prompt action to prevent long term inaction.
Poet Walt Mason laments Missouri's state song in a satirical verse that praises the state while urging a more stirring anthem. The text riffles through imagery of plains, pioneers, and pride, contrasting old charm with a desire for a bold, triumphant national tune.
A promotional note claims disease germs threaten life more than wild beasts, and credits Electric Bitters as a blood purifier that destroys germs in air water dust and food. The ad promises relief from chills malaria and blood disorders with a money back offer at H F Pitts.
Joseph's College and St Joseph's College of Lanier shut down after five years of operation as leaders retire and packing begins. Relocation plans target moving as multi-department offerings in music and art are singled out, with strong local sentiment from Samar communities.
For sale a collection described as six chairs, with misread phrases about furniture and a Wheeler reference. The text is garbled OCR, unclear on location, price, or seller. no verifiable names or dates are evident.
The fragment describes a fictional setting with referents like Capita, Toulon, and Milesonuiland. It hints at a city’s fate tied to a retail capital, a windlike force, and a promised canal project. Names appear obscured, but the piece centers on urban transformation and political calculus.
A fragmented early 20th century discussion centers on Missouri choosing a new capital at August 1, with details about funding, timing, and political impact. The piece reflects public sentiment on relocation and its effects on the state’s future.
Several thousand bushels of coal offered for sale at the bank seven miles north of Jasper. Price stated as io ch per bushel by Bharky Binetiam of Lamar Missouri.
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