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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
5
Local notes report residents visiting relatives at Se-dalia and the state fair, calls for correspondents in more neighborhoods, and daily life items. Howard Matthews leaves for Schenectady after a month with family. many locals attend the fair and schools report pupil counts.
Sunday with Charles Simpson and wife near Maplegrove featured a dinner at Mike Ienman's Sunday for their California bound daughter Mrs. C. F Isenman. Young people attended Walter Milton's party Saturday. W A Phelps to speak at Bloomingdale schoolhouse on October 8 about Single Tax and Road Laws. Neighborhood gathering at George Patterson's Sunday. Mrs. John Schooler and Mrs. Ixenman visited Mrs. Schooler of Jasper Friday. Ellie Cearnal and wife moved to Jasper.
Numerous Lynnland farmers plan to attend the Kansas ity stock show next week while others head to Carthage for a circus today. Social news lists visits, dinners, and gatherings including Miss Havel Wood with Mr Jess Kelley at the McCune home. Farmers report wheat sowing to finish, apple butter being made, and hickory nuts plentiful in timber this year.
Farmers report early winter, wheat in, corn cut for John Still. Lamar fair attendance noted. Visits include Fudge from Webb City to G H Redmonds, Fred Rex and wife at Jack Stansberry’s, Allen Miller and L H Miller families, Henry Winder and Mrs. Mary Lyman.
William Allen White argues true patriotism means defending local citizens who contribute taxes and run town business. Sacrificing neighbors or their livelihoods to save a dollar on a hundred dollar purchase is unpatriotic and contrary to the flag’s meaning of mutual aid and standing together against common foes.
The remark identifies the essence of the single tax debate as confiscation. It attributes the strongest critique to those who see a single tax as powerfully redistributive, potentially seizing wealth or property from holders. The quote frames single tax opponents’ concern about government overreach and loss of private rights.
See the Great Majestic Range in operation at Sharp's where a stove will be tested. Visitors can observe the stove in action and sample meals prepared with Jasper County soft wheat flour Pea cock brand provided by Schooler Grain Co. The event emphasizes the practical proof of the stove's capabilities.
E J Lauderbaugh plans a public sale next Thursday at 1 pm, two titles west of Jasper, selling all surplus stock and implements. The auction includes 12 horses, 12 cattle, 38 sheep, 6 hogs, 13 Indian Runner ducks, and various farm tools as he quits farming. Ice at Wheat's grover.
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