13 May 1915
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
3
A historical guide on pest control for chinch bugs in wheat and oat fields. It outlines methods such as deep ditching with plow and lister, dragging logs, post holes as traps, and using green wet corn piles to attract bugs. Other tactics include tar or oil lines, lime, post holes, coal oil, millet strips, deep plowing, and roller or plank drags to finish off infestations.
J. E. Carr advertises top market prices for poultry and eggs with a square deal at the Brick Barn, inviting farmers to bring in their produce.
An advertisement extols Sloan's liniment for forms of rheumatism including acute chronic rheumatic headaches and sciatica. It claims deep penetration to ease pain, with multiple daily applications recommended. Endorsed by H. F. Pitts and noting a bottle on hand for emergencies.
George Rex and Jerry Grisham shipped three cars of cattle to Kansas City last week. Dr Schooler and W C Thomas wired for electric lights. Mrs E L Thomas to have hers wired this week. Rev Woi K Chatten will preach the baccalaureate sermon at the M E Church next Sunday morning. Frank Rice and family plan to move to the former Linn property now vacated by Pres Roberts and family, recently bought by H E Ballard. G M Magers and W C Mackey joined the nabobs last week and may be seen in Overland cars. Mrs Roy Radford home from Carthage Hospital, rapid recovery announced. John Jackson and family, George Jackson and family, Frank Nebel and Roy Avery and wife visited friends at Glenn Mines last Sunday. Robi Kincaid, farmer and stock man, suffering with acute eye illness. doctor reports some relief Monday.
A rose called the Rose of Hell blooms on a very large sturdy tree along Mount Aqua in the rugged Central American mountains, described as a notable natural bloom on a high peak.
An optimistic note promotes Dr King s New Discovery as a trusted remedy for irritate cold and throat issues. It argues lasting relief comes from treating the cause, not superficial cures, urging readers to buy a bottle today.
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