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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1909

Page

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Does It Pay to Fertilize

Farmers discuss fertilizer value with Swift's Fertilizer and threshing yields. Anecdotal comparisons show higher bushels per acre when fertilized versus unfertilized, with claims of 26 bushels versus 3. Does Swift's Fertilizer pay? Some report good results and stock is on hand. discounts offered on lawn wares and groceries. Threshing season is in full blast as Ernest Schenck reports bushels using the fertilizer. Hamp emcappelt and Webb Bros Mercantile note fencing supplies and competitive prices.

Swift Krogier Harrow Aeso Batr Ernest Schenck

Floods Wash Wheat Away in Missouri River Havoc

Flood conditions along the Missouri River in Jefferson City cause heavy losses to wheat crops. Farmers report large storages washed away and widespread damage, with estimates of millions of bushels lost. Some salvage of sacks and small piles occurs as skiff boats aid limited recovery. The river rises further, threatening remaining fields in the valley.

Jefferson City Missouri

A Great Year For The Farmer In Missouri

A favorable season and record prices propel optimism among farmers in Jesper county. J C Cartwright reports twenty eight bushel per acre wheat and high yields from six to nineteen acre plots near Hamp Campbell's place. Corn also looks strong, though some losses from recent floods dampen spirits. overall, farmers feel their shocks survived, and expect yields to surpass previous records.

Jesper County J.C. Cartwright Coantry Stith Wright Cam Oell Flex Lome Eoothweet Missouri

Better Than Ever Directors Room Privilege for Patrons

An unimpaired surplus of five thousand dollars is reported as the basis for extending the full privilege of the directors' room to patrons when needed, with a pledge to serve to the best ability.

Shaw Boyer Ugder Bere Coe Bank of Jasper

Golden City Reunion Dates Set For August in Missouri

Golden City plans a three day reunion August 4 to 6 with camping on the grounds and continuous enjoyment. The park water and orderly events attract thousands, with daily attractions and a claim the event will be the biggest and best in the southwest. Privileges requests should go to the Revision Privilege Committees of Golden City Missouri. 4 M Brooke, W.& Stemmons, Sec'y Pres.

Golden City Hadea Goldes City Orstere Qtea M. Brooke W.&. Stemmons Seo'y Pres

Jasper County Center of U S Crop Production Location

A fas chart shows Maceas City near the production centers of all crops and manufacturing mobility in the United States. Kansas City lies within a radius of nearby centers, with the national farm crop center stated to be on the east line of Jasper County Missouri, underscoring the county’s important position.

Maceas City United States Kansas City Jasper County

Miss Vera Kennedy Joins Harbur’s Store After Resignation

Miss Vera Kennedy accepted a relorkahip at J. D. Harbur's store to fill the vacancy caused by Miss Rebecks Crow's resignation last week. Kennedy, an experienced saleslady, is expected to satisfy both employer and patrons with her work. For glasses, visit W. is emereagese optician, Balis, jane, Millet, Kinfir Corp mod Pons ot word Coy 99.

Vera Kennedy Ting J. D. Harbur Rebecks Crow Kennedy Ia Jane Millet Kinfir Corp

Flood conditions sweep Missouri Valley towns this summer

The June rise brought extensive floods across Missouri Valley. Pattonsburg faced a cloudburst and sea of mud with one death. Springfield and Chillicothe suffered major water damage, while Ottawa and Butler endured historic deluges. The Missouri and Kaw rivers caused detours and late passenger trains as storms plowed through the region.

Mississippi Pattonsburg Missouri River Springfield Union Depot Dolllars Jordan Chillicothe Springfeld Maria de Cygnes Ottawa Kays Butler Missouri Kaw Kansas City Star

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Webb Bros. [Mercantile Company U. S. Security *Co Ourbank Jasper First National Bank Emereagese Optician Balis Missouri Valley Missouri and Kansas W.T. Berry Carthage Crandall Bros Dr. Schooler
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