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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
4
A garbled page fragment references Bolton and Marion Rewrt figures, mentions political discourse around the presidency and Senate, and touches on chess players and public figures. The text strings names, events, and places in a jumbled mix, with unclear dates or outcomes, suggesting a newspaper column or societal notes from a historical era.
Fragmentary notes suggest President Taft may pursue a fourth term amid a fractured Republican party. The text hints at division within the Taft camp and mentions possible stances influencing the 1912 Republican landscape.
Local church notices outline preaching schedules with second and fourth Sundays highlighted. Varied service times include Sunday morning and evening prayers, midweek Bible study, and weekday prayer meetings led by Pastor Chas Edwards.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a bookkeeping course offered for five dollars a month by a Sarah Frank in Carthage New York with a main street location. The readable parts describe a fall term starting soon and a promise of high quality instruction in bookkeeping and related skills, appealing to residents seeking affordable education.
A clipped OCR note reports a lodge event at Jasper, referencing So 45 percent and SB pte 73. The fragment hints at a meeting or competition but lacks context, names, dates, or locations to expand. The readable items center on a lodge with a numeric code and a regional reference.
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered names and places, with no clear event or outcome. The readable segments mention MAVZLETT Foy and references to a state and city, but concrete actions, dates, or entities are unclear. No verifiable person or organization context emerges to form a solid summary.
Fragmentary OCR reads a Sunday entry about a residence and a Wednesday appointment at 7 pm with unclear names and details. The readable pieces suggest a community notice or local scheduling item without clear identification of people or places.
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