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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
3
The Jasper News shows publisher Arthur F. Deake and SPRE Missouri branding with postmarking and publication line. Text appears as an OCR fragment listing names and standard newspaper identifiers from the period.
A fragmentary piece presents a father figure discussing pronunciation and spelling, noting how language bends to personal rhythm. It references terms like Neb moor and Namver, with hints of frustration at phonetic hurdles and the need for no reference book.
A seventh issue in the practical farm library from the State Board of Agriculture, Missouri, offers poultry husbandry guidance. Written by Prof. H. L. Kemster of the University of Missouri, the booster book targets household farm skill. Request via secretary Mayes.
Traveling fire insurance agent T. P. Sheehy collapsed after entering the Hip podrome theater with his wife and baby in Carthage Saturday night. A physician diagnosed dropsy as the cause after arriving ten minutes later. The family had just moved to Carthage from Rich Hill via West Central Avenue. He had previously based his work in Springfield.
Two brothers debate airing their store’s new stock at high prices as trade slows. One proposes a bell parade to draw attention, while the other suggests placing a list of goods with the newspaper editor to reach the public. They agree to publish the list via the press.
A 35 year old man weighing 520 pounds collapsed during a sudden attack while carrying a baby, which was unharmed. He had spent time in Jasper that summer and met many locals. his unusual size drew attention, though he was described as a pleasant gentleman.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture projects a state corn crop near 176 million bushels for Missouri with an average yield around 63/60 bushels per acre. September rains improved corn condition, frost risk is low, and silos hold more seed than ever. regional yields range from about 14 to 25 bushels per acre, with stronger zones in the central and western parts and weaker in some southeastern counties.
A garbled OCR style notice promises a $100 reward and mentions multiple individuals and places connected to a crime investigation. The fragments reference a suspect or witness list, an agency or store context, and alleged events in a city area, with unclear dates or formal actions. The text suggests a public appeal for information and a company or organization involved in the case, but lacks coherent details.
The report notes wheat planting delayed by harsh weather and Hesian fly, with only about one third of the crop seeded. Regional sowing shares, prior yields, and a female of moisture impact are detailed. Pastures and tobacco show strong improvement, while farm prices hover around 71 cents per bushel for corn.
Auction notice for Boy Row farm seven miles west and seven miles north of Purcell. Describes four head horses three milch cows five hogs prairie hay oats and assorted farm implements including wagon buggy planter mower and plows. Terms: cash under $10, others 6 to 12 months with 4 percent discount for cash. removal after terms. W O Graff auctioneer J C Koos clerk.
The report notes rye acreage unchanged from last year while alfalfa plantings rise due to campaign promotion soil suitability and rising demand. In obituaries, George Whitesel of Charleston dies of cancer at age about 60 after years in Jasper, with many friends. The Woodrow family and J RE Cearnal’s elderly mother also pass away, drawing community sympathy.
Fraulein club members hosted by Miss Can ning Jast Tuesday evening featured games Hearts and conversation. An automobile contest awarded Minnie Husby a red title car. Minnie Weblines earned Hearts honors. Club meets next at Mae Wines home.
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