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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows a mid 19th or early 20th century notice from Jasper Missouri. Text indicates a post office entry and subscription details with unclear personal names and dates. The readable elements suggest a local public notice or advertisement with minor typographical errors.
The News urges voters to study the Single Tax amendments on the constitutional ballot with Yes and No on both sides. It notes upcoming talks at the Opera House in Jasperon by Judge Gray, Judge Nixon, and Chase Walton with a colored glee club, invites women, and quotes Will Allen White on politics and taxation. The piece critiques personal property taxes and calls for laws forcing full payment of personal property to balance tax burdens.
The Missouri State Pair showcased apples and pears with doubled premiums thanks to backing from the State Board of Horticulture. Winners earned two dollars per lot, with over 46 apple varieties and numerous pears on display under growers’ names. Fruit stored in Columbia will be exhibited during Farmers Week at the University after January 3.
Fragmentary transcript from a childlike monologue describes long walks to Jim's place and back across streets from sunrise to sunrise. A craving for ice cream and donuts surfaces amid muddled lines about playmates, companionship, and a sister figure named Chitagu News.
Opinion piece urging voters to support a mill tax amendment to fund education in Missouri. Advocates open enrollment despite costs, fund high and rural schools, and improve teacher preparation, calling for a cooperative effort to create a better school system and educated citizens. Endorsed by R. E. Hart.
A Lincoln, Nebraska note recalls a local bottler named Khiet who suffered long weakness but found recovery with a product described as pure blocs and strong Perry ingredients. The ad claims timely relief and renewed strength after months of poor health, crediting the Bitters formula andIts efficacy.
A long illness narrative centers on Anna Keone of Mecham Street Pablo Cole who suffered for years from nervous breakdowns. She recalls doctors saying she could not work and credits a breakthrough therapy and support from a neighbor for her eventual recovery and renewed strength.
An old medical ad describes Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy. The text claims cures for weakness fatigue and nervous symptoms with daily use and diet guidance. It presents testimonial style claims common to era patent medicines.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a medical ad or patent medicine notice. Mentions Dr Mills and a nervous remedy claimed to benefit ailments, with references to imitation or promotional language. Content is unclear but appears to tout a health product and donor or beneficiary claims.
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