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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
3
The readable portions describe an event or notice at a local court or civic venue with dates and names obscured by OCR errors. Limited legible details point to a community notice or brief item. full facts remain unclear due to severe transcription issues.
Readable fragments report a county Republican committee gathering in Carthage on Thursday, with April 25 plans for the national convention at St. Louis. Resolutions praised President Taft and Governor Hadley, endorsed party unity, and criticized rival administration policy. The piece also notes a Missouri delegation and local county events, plus a wedding report and a Kansas editor incident.
The excerpt presents a severely garbled OCR passage with numerous misread words, inserted names, and stray phrases. It contains scattered references to people and places but no coherent event or outcome. The readable segments hint at a dramatic old newspaper style but lack a clear focal incident.
Executor Holdeman publishes notice of probate in Jasper County for the estate of Christian Holdeman. He urges creditors and heirs to present claims within one year from the last publication or be forever barred from their share.
A garbled 19th century advertisement touts a miracle cure by Brill inna Gwen, Malachite, Col. The copy insists the remedy fights consumption and attacks the grave for a living outcome. It promises a 8 cent price and a free trial bottle of Thal’ atest with a Trix bottle option.
Mr Tone Brook of High Point Stock Part challenges hedge trimming rules along highways in a Democratic-leaning Jasper County letter. He argues for allowing two feet of hedge width and three feet height, with posts every few feet, to provide shade and windbreaks for stock, while resisting overzealous fence cut orders. Clarkson of Cartling responds endorsing enforcement and clarifying intent of the hedge law to keep roads safe and tidy.
Fragmented ad listing prices for baby chicks and eggs for hatching. Mentions Mrs. C. T. Whitotel and a location “blocks south Webb Stare,” with various poultry terms and brand-like phrases. The readable text is garbled with misspellings and unclear items, but references to eggs, chicks, and incubation equipment remain distinct.
The text states that a person who furnishes five years of residence after the Nye and Ole Year Sh six months after the date may be precluded from any benefit of such estate. Wosselelaine Beat exhibits the year and date of publication. The administrator is Jones.
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