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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
3
M C Terry of Carterville appeals to Jasper county Republicans for the nomination to preside over the county court. A lifelong resident with mining and business experience, he pledges fair leadership and believes he would attract Democratic voters. The piece notes his inside county knowledge and community trust.
A brief note credits many years of devoted effort by rank and file members. The statement highlights sustained participation and steady contribution across roles, emphasizing loyalty and collective support within the organization.
Ad copy notes that only the genuine Jap a lac product is sold at Schooler’s and urges customers to buy there to avoid fakes.
The News announces Ed ward Bailey of Carthage as a candidate for circuit clerk, subject to Republican primaries. A native of Granby Newton county, he moved here at age four and has lived in the county for 35 years, long regarded as a stalwart Republican and active worker.
Guy G. Farwet declares his bid for Recorder of Deeds in Jasper County Missouri. He highlights decades in county records, deputy circuit clerk experience, bar admission, and strong public service credentials. Farwet asks Democratic primary voters for support in August and September.
Fully a half hundred Jasper people attended the Kryl band concerts at the Carthage chautauqua Sunday afternoon one evening. The famous band has lost none of its power to charm. the evening program was worth a longer trip to hear it. Up-to-date laundry cleaning, dyeing, and pressing. Del Beam, agt.
A comic verse scene shows a mother by a tired farmer girl urging help, Susan plays a hymn in the parlor, and a noble suitor declares he will not marry a girl who follows a song over duties, choosing a more virtuous path to ease her mother’s burdens.
An advertisement advocates Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural laxative. It promotes regular bowel movements, offers free samples by mail, and cites testimonials from families including Mrs Oscar Fleener and J F Daniel. It notes prices of fifty cents to one dollar for bottles and invites medical advice from Dr W B Caldwell.
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