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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows a Jasper Missouri page with publisher info and stray catalog-like text. Contains postal notice marks and illegible lines, suggesting a small-town newspaper front matter or masthead fragment rather than a complete story.
In a critique echoing 19th century debates, the piece denounces convict made school books and related goods, urging Missouri to provide free school books and to avoid convict labor. It argues for honest competition, cites prison printing limits, and calls for road work as preferable public employment.
A reader compares historical price levels and wages under Gro Cleveland with current values. The piece cites figures for fat hogs zinc ore stock hogs common wages beef cattle and other farm goods, noting present prices and past prosperity as a political argument. It contrasts political choices and economic outcomes with emphasis on principal stands and wealth.
In the heart of the Ozarks the Ogarke people hid from civilisation until a child named McPherson was born in 1868 near Wouplas County Honesac Vo. He grew amidst vine oil bills and singing pines, shaping a rugged life that fostered a deep admiration for the sublime and beautiful, setting the stage for later fame as a noted citizen.
The party renominated McPherson for Congress in the Fifteenth district praising him as a strong man and true friend to protection and farming districts. They argued his principles align with the Republican platform and foresee continued prosperity and national advancement under his leadership in Washington.
A young girl suffered a near fatal heart condition as doctors investigated her case. The report mentions family distress and medical care seeking, with references to hospital treatment and potential procedures. The fragmentary OCR text cites names and locations but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
Michael Hensheimer of Lincoln Nebraska credits Electric Bitters with restoring energy and appetite after years of weakness. The ad claims the tonic tones the stomach, cures indigestion, and rebuilds strength. Also offers farm placards for sale at 3 by 1 inch and 15 for 25 cents.
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