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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
4
W H Woods, dentist, advertises office over Dugan and Kaufman’s with phone 37. The card notes location and contact details for patient appointments.
At Jasper livery barn a sale note invites bring your good horses for appraisal from 4 to 530 years old. It promises the highest cash price for well cared for horses and mules 4 to 10 years old fat and healthy. The ad emphasizes testing and fat old pigs and reminds buyers the date and that they will come to town.
Mr Waymond aided Alva Dy in winning a plant event on Monday and Tuesday. Arthur Long, his wife and baby were visiting with Mia Sharp last Sunday. Mrs Lane and Miss Jessie Kinom were shopping in Jasper Tuesday.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture fixes the annual Farmers Week date for Columbia as the semiweek in January, making the date permanent.
Missouri experiment station bulletin by Dean J B Mumford summarizes five years of fattening cattle on blue grass pasture. It covers gains, age, nitrogenous supplements and profit margins from 39 experiments, claiming the largest study of its kind in the country. Bulletin available on request from the director in Columbia Missouri.
May Farm Journal offers practical guidance for farmers on timely fieldwork and soil care. Emphasizes keeping earth moving, thinning corn to three stalks per hill, avoiding crowding, hoeing soon after crops emerge, and proper tool care to prevent losses. Encourages early weed removal and safe frost protection for posts.
George Masters reports 202 school age children in Jasper district with 86 boys and 116 girls. The district’s population trend is steady as nationwide growth lags. The text notes a rise in deaths by self harm in the area.
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