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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
7
McCune and Tallman promote the Laval Dream Separator as a reliable, durable deal in the community. Aimed at encouraging inquiries, the ad touts fair pricing and dependable service.
A Kansas reader quotes a tongue in cheek verse about licking stamps to show respect for the country's will and ends by expressing a wish to lick the man who introduced the bill. Hugh Robinson of the QM C in camp near Washington visited his father here on furlough this week.
A Popular Mechanics description shows a machine that peels 40 pounds of potatoes in three or four minutes. The device uses a revolving drum powered by a one third horsepower motor. The drum’s inner surface is roughened with many perforations and the machine is lowered into a woolen container to operate.
Chinese merchants seek quick mending from needlewomen along the street. Women, often wives of fishermen, sit on stools or sidewalks, sewing diligently as patrons keep them busy to earn extra family income from little odds and ends of work.
Cleo writes from Vindivostok Siberia February 2 to Jasper News readers describing daily life in the camp He notes cold weather few snowstorms tea and vodka with Russians and Chinese laborers Chinese carriers and pack animals in the city He mentions trains holidays and a busy chow time ending with love to all.
Poem contrasts eager longing for France with recent visit and rain soaked stay. Soldier taunts paradise found yet clouds its bright image with jokes about sun and hell. Ends with a parodic prayer for back pay, furloughs, and a return to the States.
Wheat producers are urged to deliver cream butter eggs and poultry to market channels this season. Officials emphasize quality standards and prompt submissions to stabilize regional supply chains. Local agribusinesses offer guidance on grading packaging and pricing to help farmers maximize returns.
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