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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
3
A typographical error in a school suit notice led to inquiries. The correction clarifies that the defendants pay the costs, not the plaintiffs. The court filed agreement states the plaintiffs fee of fifty dollars is taxed as costs, to be paid by the defendants. Attorneys McReynolds Halliburton for Plaintiff and Thomas Hackney for Defendants represent the case.
A revived queer yarn claims a Missouri farm near Jasper sits on a ridge top, enclosed by an impassable fence and a cliff edge. The tale, first printed years ago by the Kansas City Star, describes a secluded plateau where livestock thrive behind a nearly inaccessible wall, with a private trail leading to the road.
A notice advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest healer for wounds from knives, guns, nails, burns, boils, skin eruptions, eczema, chapped hands, corns or piles. Available at H. P. Pitts.
Sunrise events begin with a Calithumpian parade and a morning program at Hilltop Bethel featuring prayers, songs, readings, and multiple piano and vocal soloists. Afternoon band concerts, a baby show, contests, races, and a moving picture show cap the day with store closures 3 to 5 pm.
The University of Missouri names Professor J A Ferguson of State College Pennsylvania as professor of forestry, Yale trained, heading the forestry department. The College of Agriculture owns 50000 acres of southern Missouri forest lands to serve as an outdoor lab for practical instruction. Enrollment is expected to be large.
Young stock, both male and female, offered for sale at all times. Located one mile south and one mile west of Jasper. Contact Frank Kina for details.
J P Lane, skilled telegraph operator, runs a telegraphy school at g14 15 Bartlett building in Joplin.
A July Farm Journal column offers homey tips for summer chores and cooking. It covers preserving cleanliness, pest control with soap and tobacco, tool care, corn cultivation, and simple kitchen hacks like rice in salt shakers and rice paste for paper. It also includes practical notes on handling livestock, baking with fat and suet, and removing baked-on crusts with a shingle.
An old advertisement promotes Hall’s Cough Cure and Hall’s Piney Pill for relief from sinus and throat discomfort. It mentions a general cure, dosage guidance, and references to a local feed store Tallman’s offering alfalfa meal and high grade feed. The copy imitates early 20th century patent medicine style with strong assurances and minimal medical detail.
An incident near La Russell Barton county involved a farmer selling a case of flour to a merchant. The kegs were left on the platform and when opened three chickens and a piping Sveens were found. Edwards Jing Marshall and crews seek truthfulness, per the Nevada Post.
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