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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
3
An OCR fragment shows an old newspaper ad or catalog item with garbled lines and pricing. It mentions subscription rates and a date from 1808, listing One Year Six months and Single copies, but the readable details are limited and scattered across the fragment.
A preacher links the saying As you sow so shall you reap to business and civic life. He argues honest effort and prudent planning yield better harvests in markets and communities, while neglect brings decline and waste. The piece reflects local sentiment on economy and public works.
The Kansas City Star recalls Admiral Schley after his death, noting his bravery and courteous manner. The piece places him among great U.S. naval figures like Paul Jones, Perry, Farragut, and Dewey, and reflects on his role following the Battle of Santiago de Cuba.
Prof. Giddings of Columbia University notes a profound deterioration in American manners and morals, tempered by businesslike directness and public order. The testimony of fore ism observers suggests loss of courtesies yet gain in democratic equality, shaping social conduct amid debates on virtue and reform in New York and beyond.
A report discusses the Fall Army Worm damaging wheat, alfalfa, and rye across regions. It notes the caterpillars multiply in dry summers, lay eggs on young wheat, and describe control tips such as vertical holes, soil moistening, rolling, and dragging to crush larvae. The piece cites University agriculture authorities and urges monitoring for spread and future outbreaks.
The Sarvoxie Record editor warns Western Jasper County residents of a new powder works under construction near the county, arguing its potential blast could devastate life and property across the area. He cites recent near disasters, stresses strict safeguards, and urges caution before completion.
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A garbled passage mentions fashion items, stately settings, and various names. It reads like a disrupted description of attire, places, and people, with references to brands and a possible social event. The fragment lacks coherent facts but preserves a sense of period style and social context.
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