Postoffice Notice at Jasper Missouri Placeholder
Entered at the Postoffice at Jasper Missouri a second class matter September 21 1908 subscription rates are subject to change per notice in local column.
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
5
Entered at the Postoffice at Jasper Missouri a second class matter September 21 1908 subscription rates are subject to change per notice in local column.
Judge William Wallace of Kansas City opposes the single tax, warning it would transfer tax burden to landowners and destroy homes, with farmers unable to pay. He argues it would undermine common law and government, asserting a 5 percent tax would strain farmers. J D Clarkson, a Carthage road booster, is named among Missouri delegates to a Cincinnati road congress December 5–6, with Curtis Hill and J Travalli also chosen.
Persuasive local business notice urging merchants to defend market share against mail order rivals. It promises to bring customers to see merchants in person or via contracted outreach, highlighting open trade avenues and the need to present clear facts and prices to shoppers this fall.
A tall man recounts odd hotel encounters at the Vogue Hat Shop lobby. A guest frets about a black cat on his bed while a nervous guest observes a dramatic scene as a phantom sky scraper project unfolds with a 400 man work force.
The ad claims top executives stay strong through Kreotria Mit tors, saying four bottles cured a Georgia man’s rheumatism liver trouble stomach disorders and kidney derangement. It promotes electric bitters at 50 cents from H. F. Pitts.
The essay likens chess to life’s warfare and moral struggle, noting chess as a bloodless image of military and life battles. It questions the origin of man and whether human nature and chess rules have stayed constant over centuries.
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