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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
3
A fragmented readable line hints at a timetable from Mo Pacific with names and figures. The text mentions pesos and a place or event but lacks full details. Readers are left with partial references to time, currency, and a schedule fragment amid unclear OCR.
The piece extols mules as enduring workers from the South through Reconstruction era debates. It contrasts Ku Klux era resistance with mule utility across regions, noting the mule’s continued value despite cars and rail. It ties mules to historical scenes from the South to the Middle West and Biblical imagery.
A health ad extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the fastest healer for wounds burns boils sores and skin eruptions and warns of blood poison or gangrene. The excerpt also notes a Columbia merchant reporting hog prices, with past winter green hams at ten cents and current Boone County hogs at about thirty-four cents per pound with farmers asking twenty to fifty cents.
Fragmented verse about Mary and a lamb blends with indirect references to the Uinerage Vendor Bill and license rules. The piece shifts to protest-like lines on mercantile regulation, advertising limits and public licensing, then pivots to anecdotes about vendors and odd remedies. A later section pitches Bitter’s Bitters as a health tonic for women.
A fragmentary critique and patriotic meditation on Missouri state song lyrics mentions compromise for peace and female authorship. The piece references Missouri legislature funding, E. E. Molmnsey, and Henry James influences while noting university student grades and local commerce at Tallotan's feed store.
A study from Missouri college agriculture reports the optimal harvest window for timothy hay, noting that timing affects dry matter yield and palatability. It compares stages of growth, digestion, and bale weight, emphasizing careful hand handling and field conditions to maximize quality and yield for livestock feeds.
A large turnout gathered for the Golden City Reunion marking a historic homecoming. Organizers led by Linda Wes coordinated activities across the weekend with planned parades, speeches, and community feasts. The event aims to strengthen local ties and showcase regional heritage while inviting descendants and former residents to reconnect.
Fragmented OCR text describes a death of Judith Wiher Porran and mentions writing activity and a portrait. The readable fragments suggest a biographical or memorial note with references to people and a potential gallery or literary context.
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