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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
5
The excerpt shows publisher and postal information from The Jasper News in Jasper, Missouri. It includes Arthur F. Drake as publisher, post office classification details, and subscription rates garbled by OCR errors. No clear news event is present in the readable text.
The News invites farmers and their wives to share ideas on home made fertilizers. A Jasper area farmer, Graham, recounts his personal experiences and the broad question of restoring soil properties essential for farm crops. Readers are urged to contribute opinions and exchanges through the paper.
The High School baseball team played its third game of the season Monday, losing 18 to 0 to Jasper. Battery for the High School were Lester Goddard and Sam Tallaian, while Buck Kitterman, Prof. Block, and Guy Arner pitched for Jasper.
Luther Wescott led the hometown squad with a powerful slugging display, going 4 for 7 with a triple and two doubles while handling his position solidly and yielding only one earned run in six innings. Prof Block closed with two innings of relief, surrendering three runs as the old guard recalls warmer seasons.
Pride pitched nine innings for the State University team delivering a strong exhibition. He faced three small fouls from opponents as Worth Masters showcased elegant slides to first base. Worth attempted a lively dash to first but misstepped, tripping and finishing on his face.
A brief item notes an unusual nickname or descriptor involving ice themed terms and a figure referred to as the ice man. The readable text provides limited context and does not identify a person, place, organization, or event beyond cryptic phrases.
Oliver Hutter a well known farmer died at his son Milo Butter's home last Sunday morning after a long illness. He was born in Zanesville Ohio in May and moved to this section over 50 years ago. He married Mary Snedeker in Marshall and they had seven children. Surviving children include T T Butler Mes Stella Moore and others. Funeral services were held at Mile Butler one Monday afternoon with Rev Woo Thompson officiating and burial in Waters Cemetery.
Street Commissioner Griffin hands out poll tax receipts this week ensuring every man is approached. Griffin scans the crowd and collects the poll tax from those he sees, taking no chances of overlooking anyone.
Fragmentary OCR text from an Anytown Philadelphia area notice touts a remedy for constipation and bowel health. It mentions pills and a possible medical claim and urges readers to seek guidance or products alleged to aid digestion. No clear dates, names, or verifiable entities are present in the readable portions.
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