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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR note from The Jasper News records a post office listing with scattered dates and text. It mentions Jasper Missouri and a single copy item with unclear month references and a classification line. The readable parts provide place names and postal indicators but lack a coherent event.
Carthage Mo January 24 1914 E L Williams 62 years old of Access Janes street committed suicide Friday morning by taking strychnine powder found by his wife who returned home from shopping He left a will filed with the probate judge The note says to file the will The cause is linked to poor health Mrs Williams and son James Elmer Williams survive with the wife receiving property and life insurance The incident reported by Carthage Press
Joe J. Manlove Republican candidate for Congress in the Fifteenth District mingled with crowds at the Jasper fair. He urged protective tariff as a key Republican and Progressive principle, arguing it benefits the country and the district. Local conservatives predict a safe majority for Manlove based on observed conditions.
A W Radford Auctioneer advertises contact for auction services at Carthage Democrat office in Carthage Missouri. It invites readers to call for dates and arrangements, noting communication through the newspaper at the advertiser's expense.
S C Davis states that on Monday the 19th he will start wagonette depot service and meet all trains except the midnight train, which he will meet when parties arrange. He will haul both baggage and passengers.
Circuit Judge David E. Blair seeks reelection to Jasper County Division Two. He asserts six years of service justify another term, pledges impartiality and diligence, and states that nominations are party matters but the judge should serve without bias toward any party. He notes past observers know his conduct and urges voters to renewed trust in his experience and work.
Local alert warns all parties hassitings or trapping on Hickory Grove farm that enforcement will proceed. Separate ad notes a new line of men dress and work shirts from Conte & Bon.
A farmer and a buyer converse about cream pricing and payment, noting the high price and possible actions J. R Wheat may take. The fragments suggest a market or trade dispute involving cream sales and seller terms.
A fragmentary item mentions a “King's New Medicine” and a note by Lowe Chamberlain of Manchester. It references using the remedy for children and family coughs and colds. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Notice is hereby given that a certain assignment and sale of property will occur at Cheeprint Court on a designated day. The case involves claims from a Commonwealth entity and related parties, with the public warned to appear for details and potential charges. First publication appears in early February.
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