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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
5
Northbound No 208 Passenger daily 8 28 a m No 294 Freight except Sun 11 10 a m No 210 Passenger daily 6 37 p m Southbound No 205 Passenger daily 6 32 a m No 293 Freight except Sun 11 10 a m No 207 Passenger daily 1 40 p m Take your poultry and to Hamment the aeat and dota to the high prices. Monay to loan on farms First National
Farmers are advised to inspect old Harvester Can vasses for repairs before harvesting season. C. J. Weis, Harness Maker, urges timely service to ensure readiness and prevent harvest delays.
A sentimental poem speaks of a cherished name and motherly love. The rest of the item lists local notes: C A Covert ill with pneumonia, J R Cearnal ill near Jasper, C B Drake death in Kansas, birth of a baby boy near Jasper, and multiple visits and gatherings around Jasper and Carthage including church ladies, trades day, and family visits.
The text discusses a vertical enlarging camera that projects light onto a sensitized sheet placed on a table beneath. It notes improved arrangement and manipulation of the paper due to this setup, with emphasis on the efficiency gained in making photographic enlargements.
Good stock pasture and subscriptions offered by Wheat’s Cash Grocery and J. R. Wheat. Money to loan on farms through First National Bank. Calf for sale from a heavy milking strain. Hemstitching by Mrs. Dorcas Uhl in Carthage Missouri.
The fragment lists a farm land sale request and a fall delivery item from owner Patten’s Lightn Pecan and mentions farm goods. It also advertises envelopes and letterheads, noting 25,000 envelopes in stock in several sizes and colors plus Hammerhill Bond envelopes and white wood-pulp options.
A grainy report notes that bananas may outproduce soy and similar crops. It asserts that an annual harvest reaches about 17,000 pounds of havinas and mentions immunity from diseases as a notable feature.
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