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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1904
Page
4
Th uncertain text fragment references water and law with names or initials unclear. It appears as a clipped item from a legal or civic notice, but readable details are insufficient to form a precise card.
A promotional note touts Columbia Buggy as the only standard make buggy in Jasper with durable rubber tired models. It emphasizes no rent or clerical costs, low one year price offers, and invites readers to Carthage to see the stock and obtain a guaranteed quality buggy. The ad highlights a rubber tired buggy deal for 875.00 and claims best stock in the area.
An ad touts Milburn wagons as the best on earth with sturdy performance. It claims the Milburn wagon endures rough terrain and heavy loads, offering reliable service for mining and farm needs.
Local ad announces Deering Binder as the leading machine for binding bundles with strong performance. It claims unmatched reliability, speed, and the ability to handle wet or tangled material, urging buyers to seek the Deering Binder and visit the new Main Street facility opening June 1 with C. L. Spaid.
J P Leiss of Dublin and Mes. Glaze with daughters Delis and Thavel left on the early morning train for Ualoosa Kaos. Wen and family from Jnaper visited the north of Jotine Otens. Alen Weverle works near Tieton. Will Wells works for Mr. Pike. Fred Morlan came from Maree. Pearl Kelly and Liasie Varry visited Edith Weyar Sunday. The seed band celebrated a teacher Troy Masters of Jaeper City returning to help out. Mr. Joe Palmateer helped Mrs Cows Thursday. Mrs Varry and Mrs Alyan were in deeper Duarady. Mrs Callan attended Sunday School at Rowe Bank. Large crowd sang at Mr Shriver Sunday night. foundation for new barn near Sarpmaters. Nashvilly Ball tomorrow. First Nationale played a wage of bull Sunday evening. Also notes of London and Boston items and school fishing Friday afternoon.
A fragmentary local column from Webb City area discusses Mrs Gaddis and Mrs Pugh visiting Fork, a new granddaughter in Kendricktown, and social visits among residents. It praises proposed new school buildings, notes WOTU pushes for compulsory education, and laments lack of classroom accommodations for children while urging community action to support Jasper's future schools.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous archaic and garbled names of cultivators and plows. The source reads like a catalog or ad section with scattered terms such as Blue Ribbon Peerless Peacock and Hock Island Sulky Plow, lacking complete sentences or clear events. The composition resembles an old farm equipment listing rather than a coherent news item.
Fragmented OCR highlights a fire at a furniture store and varied local notes. It mentions家具 items saved, unknown fire cause, residents and visitors, and social announcements including marriages and community events. The piece also lists school updates, a sermon topic, and local trades and deliveries amid broad town chatter.
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