Let Me Be a Little Kinder Poem Card
A Jasper Missouri newspaper item reprints an early 1900s poem from Detroit Free Press urging kindness and better conduct. The piece presents a brief, reflective verse that calls for gentleness toward others, humility, helping the weak, and striving for personal improvement in daily life.
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Detroit Free Press
Canadian farmer finds “paradise” in Missouri lands
A Kansas City Star Sunday letter recounts a Canadian farmer who sold a bleak prairie farm for $60 an acre in Boone County Missouri. He praises rich Western Missouri farming, proximity to rail, a local university, and friendly neighbors as he relocates with his wife and three children. The piece notes ex-Senator William A. Peffer’s death in Topeka at age 80.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Northwest
States
Canada
Winnipeg
Nodaway County
Boone
Cooper
Howard Counties
Boone County
University City of Columbia
Prairie Home
Peffer
William A. Peffer
Kansas
Topeka
Missouri Nut Production Leads States in Trees
Missouri reports 153,244 nut bearing trees with Vernon County leading at 5,070 and Barry third with 3,067. The state ranks high among nut producers in the Union. Private Ralph Victor Bobbett, whose father resides in Nevada, was among four U S Marines killed last Saturday in an engagement between Marines and Nicaraguan rebels.
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Missouri
Vernon County
Barry
Union
Ralph Victor Bobbett
Nevada
Tate
Unitedtates
Nicaragua
United States
Does It Make a Difference in a Presidential Vote
A printer and a business man discuss the presidential contest. The printer recalls spending the last Democratic administration walking St Louis streets seeking work. He suggests many workingmen will see the election as making a real difference in their lives when they vote this fall.
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St Louis
Morgan Denies Campaign Subscriptions Tied to Returns
J P Morgan testified before the Clipp committee that Morgan & Co. contributed hundreds of thousands to Republican campaign funds in the past but asserts no subscriptions were made with promises of return. He says subcriptions were only for the public good and no communication or applications from candidates occurred.
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J. P. Morgan
New York
Clipp
Morgan
Morgan & Co
Agricultural Branch Short Courses Expand in Missouri
Last year 645 Missouri farmers completed a five day home course in agriculture via branch short courses offered by the Missouri College of Agriculture. Nine communities in as many counties benefited, with enthusiasm high and demand growing. The college will run more sessions this fall and winter, inviting every community in the state to participate. Prompt written applications to the College of Agriculture in Columbia are urged as early as possible. Applications will be processed in order of arrival.
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Missouri Faraers
Missouri College of Agriculture
College of Agriculture
Missouri
Columbia
Dr Houser Veterinarian Services in Jasper and Carthage
Dr Houser announces availability for veterinary surgery and care in Jasper on the first and third Saturdays, with access to all doctors named Houser in Carthage. Appointment details and exact locations to be confirmed.
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Houser
Jasper
Carthage
Visit the Alek and the Poor for a Brighter Heart
Quoted words from John Howard urge aiding the desolate and oppressed. The message promotes trying a benevolent practice as an antidote to a heavy heart, encouraging visiting and ministering to those in need.
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Dufme
John Howard
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