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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
6
A quatrain envisions the female movement’s goal as practical voter access rather than slogans. The speaker urges giving women a voter who will support progress, likening a vote to a tin auto coat that moves them, a metaphor for mobility and political empowerment.
An article on maximizing farm grown roughage for milk production. It contrasts two feeders a prior inefficient handler and a new one who fed cows to consume as much bulk feeds as possible before adding grain. The result reduced feed costs from 240 to 28.20 and increased milk output by focusing on silage alfalfa and controlled grain. It emphasizes palatability and paunch capacity.
W Hager advertises a full range of flower plants and acts as an agent for Old Reliable Nurseries at Mount Hope. Visit for plants and nursery stock. Located at 47.
A verse in Old Missouri celebrates lifelong attachment to Missouri landscapes and hunting waters. The narrator imagines limited years of life and dreams of living in mild summers and sunny winters, praising Missouri’s hills, fisheries, and freedom from insects, while envisioning future prosperity and a lasting bond with the state.
Charles Formage of New Rochelle NC invents a metal stud with a center screw hole. A tapering peg screws into the hole and passes through the collar buttonhole without damage. Once worn, the peg is unscrewed and the button stays in place.
A young seeker asks about a real golden egg goose. The father recalls a prior tale of a young duck whose name is forgotten and who once laid a ten-dollar bet that proved counterfeit. The anecdote underscores the hollowness of such claims and the need for scrutiny.
Maxima of Marcus O' Tutt notes a habit of luxury. A man lying face down on the lines of chance learns such indulgence rarely helps in adversity. The prose hints at fate and caution in pursuing wealth and comfort.
A historic advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a remedy for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims the Eustachian tube inflammation blocks hearing and promises $100 for any deafness cure not achieved by the remedy, urging readers to order circulars and try Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A note from Crandall Bros appeals for help to bring Ase home to California. The speaker asks neighbors to buy meat groceries vegetables candy tobacco and cigars to raise funds. They mention unpaid accounts owed by readers and claim most vinegar sold but some still remain available.
The Circuit Court of Jasper County Mo at Carthage sits in November 1915 to hear a petition by Loum TS et al against unknown defendants to quiet title to land described as eight and one half acres in Jasper County. The plaintiffs seek to bar any future claims and require defendants to plead by the first day of the next term, with publication in the Jasper News and Jasper Nowa.
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