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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
4
The Jasper News Hulter announces weekly edition with local politics and culture. It lists Jasper Missouri trains including through cars and shipping times, with agent I. O. Baket outlining subscription rates and advertising policies for a seasonal period.
A fragment discusses subscriptions to the Kansas City Weekly Journal with praise for Governor Folk. It recalls editorial debates about the union depot and mentions a humorous tale of a nervous man awaiting a boot drop amid tensions over a Japanese Russia naval stand-off.
The Sire of a Politician Governor Hooh of Kansas faces pressure from rivals and a Kansas City paper over enforcing the prohibitory law. They urge Hoch to take a firm stand to prove his duty over reelection, arguing strong enforcement could win support. Also referenced are health ads and local business notices including hogs for sale and remedies.
Gov Robert M Lafollette argues for greater municipal self-government in Wisconsin and elsewhere. He compares US and English city powers to continental practice, endorsing direct legislation with public petition and voter submission to curb ill advised acts and promote responsive city government.
A cluttered advertorial piece urges aging readers to adopt age specific meals and use Chanberlin's Stom ach and Liver Tablets for stomach issues. It notes a sale by Weekly Bros and a recall to settle debts, then mentions De Witt's Salve for piles and a product bearing DeWitt name sold by J K Schovlec.
See Josop and Lee for boys suits. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar differs from others by removing the ber Wole and expelling weeks from the system. It soothes throat and lung, relieves symptoms, and is non opiate. Sold by J. Kk, Schooler.
A fragmented ad filled with sensational claims. It touts dynamite as a cure for coughs and bronchial issues, cites a Mrs. Gray of Georgia, and pushes King’s New Discovery for consumption with dubious testimonials. The text also references a Dr Tequesta and scattered local business names, ending with a Jasper Rack Store offer.
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