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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1911
Page
2
Fragmentary Jasper Missouri item notes a wet class pattern and a September date. Names Pete Marthe and Bivete appear in unreadable context with scattered phrases about a Preteen event. The readable content is insufficient for a clear summary.
The article collects scattered fragments about people, places, and events including mentions of Shawn Weide, the Gaiters, Heit, Jan dates, a Farm er, the Supreme bench, President Heyes, and public works talks in St Louis. It references a Panama expedition, Golden Gate Park, harbor celebrations, storms, and municipal bond sales. The tone imitates a busy local paper’s wariness of dates and names.
Missouri readers recount Gov Wadley’s absence and the Clinton campaign false promises during a Sedalia stop. Citizens express frustration at missed hospitality, rail promises, and staged receptions, feeling deceived by gold-brick celebrations from Sedalia to Springfield. The piece laments unmet pledges and the empty show around the governor’s itinerary.
Aeroplane mail carriers operated during the aviation meet from late September to October 1 on Long Island. About 43,247 pieces of mail were dispatched from Nassau Boulevard to Mineola fifteen miles away. Westmaster General Hitchcosk ordered Aeroplane Station No. 1 established at Nassau, with regular mail dispatch. Eight aviators were sworn in as aeroplane mail carriers and street letter boxes were placed along the aviation field. Inspectors reported the experiment’s results as excellent. The note ends with an unrelated subscription offer for the Kansas City Weekly Star.
A sequence of incidents in Joplin describes several near misses involving young boys and moving vehicles. One boy on a horse fell when the animal bolted. he stood, walked away unharmed. A second boy dodged a car on Fourth street, avoiding injury as the vehicle passed. A third boy was nearly struck by a wheel, but the child escaped with minor injuries. The text notes heavy railway freight movement around the period and references local happenings and public concerns about safety and transportation.
The text praises Wallaces' Farmer as a top practical farm paper. It advertises a special rate offering Wallace's Farmer and Jasper News for one year for $1.75, available through the paper's patrons.
A post office at Mulberry near Pittsburg Raw was robbed Friday. A cashier warning involved several registered packages, one reportedly containing 10,000 to pay miners for the Sheridan Coal Company. The vault was blown open with nitroglycerine.
A man was killed when a biplane struck him in Webb City amid crowded streets. The incident highlights growing danger as automobiles, motorcycles, and now aircraft share limited urban space. Authorities investigate to determine cause and responsibility.
The Jasper News and the Daily and Sunday Kansas City Star 1 year for Riily 10) eoyits a week for all. the Daily C except Sunday Ratons City Star 1b year for 4, The Kasgar News and the Weekly Kansas City Star 1 year for Rh. 'Me Weekly Star is made up especially for farmers ane atowk tien. The Jaxper News on Wallace's Farmer, a game all anon farmers payers both 1 year for S174,
Creditors and interested parties are informed that final settlement of the estate of Andaw J. Heltuer, deceased, will be presented to the Probate Court of Midwotsk County, Minnesota at Carnegie on November 9. Bert Webs is named as administrator of the estate for the proceeding.
A fragmented reminiscence touts Whetty Bitters as a cure for many ailments. The writer cites personal trials with fevers, stomach issues, and kidney troubles as proof of the remedy’s efficacy, praising its broad healing claims with ambiguous anecdotes.
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