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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
5
The Jasper News lists candidates for Congress, Tax Assessor and Coroner with party alignment notes for JAS. A. DAUGHERTY, PERL D. DECKER, J. W. MEREDITH, and HENRY G. TANGNER, indicating primary or party action. A poem fragment appears, reflecting nostalgia for old fishing days and past times. Detroit Free Press.
The Sumner County Republican appeals to readers to back Jasper News, condemning preferring distant papers, while urging community pride. It mocks excuses for not subscribing, urging buyers to rely on local sources and oppose merchants who profit from the town.
Advice urges those with farms or small businesses to avoid excessive debt and overwork. Enjoy life, help others, and resist a morbid urge to hoard wealth. The piece counsels living modestly to reduce misery and pursue daily comfort and virtue.
Judge Schouler of Carthage wins in a Wednesday vote and respectfully declines any use of his name on the Democratic ticket for associate judge of the county court eastern district. He opposes a third term in local or national affairs and says he cannot consent to be on the primary ballot.
A Missouri Experiment Station circular states the top results for growing pigs on good pasture come with daily grain of 1.5 to 2 pounds per 100 pounds of live weight, aiming for about 0.75 pounds gain per 100 pounds. Corn is preferred, tankage value depends on corn price, and oil meal was added in past Missouri tests.
A. O. Lansing of Reneselaer New York a six time Assembly member recounts a grave rheumatic heart illness and a dramatic near fatal recovery attributed to Miles Heart Remedy He describes a long battle with heart damage periods of improvement and relief within days, praising the remedy and urging others to try it through his testimony from 466 Glithart Indiana
Peerless Princess flour is pitched as giving perfect satisfaction by Schooler Grain Co, highlighting quality and consistency for baking and daily use. The item reads as a promotional note from the local grain supplier.
In a lively scene a bold varlet brings a drinking horn as King Olaf orders another toot. The exchange has a humorous tone with lingering bravado and mock threat in a tavern setting.
A persuasive advisor weighs possible actions while monitoring the bull. The adviser considers what the bull might do next as a stallion-like confrontation looms.
The article recalls Wilbur Wright as misunderstood in his early experiments done with his brother Orville Wright. It notes nine years for their gliding mechanism to evolve into a motor driven craft and his later honors from kings, potentates, legislators, scientists, statesmen, and artists worldwide.
A Hammondsport physician Dr L Alden raced to a boy with a fractured skull Sunday after his car failed. A hydroplane piloted by Hugh Robinson responded to his call, sped northward in a minute, and reached the scene in six minutes, where the doctor attended a boy who had fallen and injured his head on a stone stairway.
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