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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1904
Page
3
An open letter discusses relief efforts and remedies amid a battle with disease. It mentions Wharrlees, chamberlain cholera, and a remedy touted as wonderful. The text references Homey, Meike HO, Morena, and Miimee White in a medical context with advice on use.
Fragmentary article describes discussions among brethren about naming a new group and regional travel to Philadelphia and Los Angeles. It mentions figures like Henrydae and Alec CYUrebedd, with notes on meals, garden produce, and a theft report near Carthage Allegonnet. It ends with a local plug for the Racket store.
A countywide vote approved a new high school in Jogper and funded multiple school buildings across the area. Projects include Joplin 40,000, Rong Line 200, four rooms. Stony Powst 700, two rooms. High Hill, timber lot use. with prior mentions of a Cartheye 76,000 and Carterville 22,000 high schools. The report notes strong public support and a surge of building plans for education facilities.
Missouri farmers question fertilizing returns and soil quality after a crop cycle. The discussion notes costs, yields, and perceived fertility differences among fields, with references to lime, soil conditions, and impact on future planting decisions.
Fragmentary OCR notice references a furniture and undertaking business with muttered names and vague services. It mentions carpets and plant items, vendor names, and local addresses, but the text is garbled with unreadable sequences and partial terms.
A noisy ad page lists patent medicines and tonics including DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. It advertises cures for piles, eczema, coughs, and other ailments, with testimonials and pricing, plus clothing and fabric ads and a move of Theodore Tabler to a nearby property.
J. McCaslin reports a carload of salt available in barrels and 75 and 60 pound secka. Oren flees all yay ead for Blidiow.
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