26 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
1
Editorial on fertilizer use urging fair trials and early plowing. It argues fertilizing should target both good and poor land, with emphasis on early plowing and thorough soil preparation. The piece promotes Best Ever Gangs for proactive farmers.
Former Jasper resident Mrs Stella Miller died of consumption at her home in Joplin last Friday. She had been gradually failing for some time with no hope of recovery. She leaves her husband two young children and her father and sister to mourn the loss. The interment was in Jasper cemetery.
Labor is high and if you make money farming you have got to do most of the work. We have between 20 and 80 wagons sold that are giving satisfaction. Get busy and get yourself one and it wont be long till you will have your ground plowed. Look for Mandt wagon dust proof hubs Uncle Peter Schuitler Henney on the step and the word Peter on the sideboard. None genuine without the Henney name unless rubber covered.
Roy Van Dusen of Jasper joins the U S Army after three failed enlistment attempts. The Jasper High School class of 1906 graduate is assigned to artillery with Pacific coast duties, leaving behind family and friends who did not expect his decision.
Alba faces a political settlement as Mayor Bowers resigns after charges of gross incompetency gambling and aiding racketeers were withdrawn by the council. The deal ends impeachment proceedings and calls for a cleaner administration. Dr H R Hing opens an office in Webb Block and invites locals to visit.
All persons knowing themselves in debt to us are requested to call and settle at once. Respectfully, Borcuer & Bor
Death of Chas Wampler at 27 years old follows two years of consumption. He sought a Colorado change with no relief, then returned home to endure decline. Oldest son of Mr and Mrs AD H Wampler, four miles southeast of Jasper, he left two sisters and a brother. Funeral at German Baptist Church conducted by Rev Christian Heiderman was well attended. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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