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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
5
Frank Read argues in Farmer's Advocate that silage from corn yields more nutrient value per acre than hay, improves milk output and fat content, and supports larger cattle stocks. The silo method maximizes land use, reduces waste, and replaces grain farming, presenting silage as the cheapest, most convenient way to manage the corn crop for winter dairying.
Two of the hardest things to keep clean are a spotless reputation. This brief note from the Philadelphia Record highlights the challenge of maintaining a pristine public image and the difficulty of avoiding blemishes in a scrutinized world.
A brief reflection noting that wealth alone brings no joy while poverty remains a concern. The author argues people should accumulate wealth honestly to secure well being and avoid hardship.
Springfield Missouri September 14. E E McCluskey a city barber testifies Tanlac eases daily work and relieves back pain from kidney trouble. He credits improved appetite and energy, noting back pain vanished after starting Tanlac and breakfast appetite returned. The ad promotes Tanlac as a master medicine and mentions F Pitts drug store in Jasper for introduction and explanation.
A compact proverb from Houston Toat warns that arguing with a man to spur wisdom may prompt rash, impulsive acts. The quote suggests people resist restraint once hooked to a plan, likening his actions to a horse breaking from its traces to pursue an impulse.
Teeter's advertises Armstrong linoleum in widths 6, 74, 9 and 12 feet and Congoleum rugs. See the big show window for parlor rugs 9 by 12 and linoleum for any room. New lower prices claimed for dependable, long wearing quality.
Forget Your Aches. Knee and back pain burden daily life. Sloan's Liniment offers quick relief with day applications that penetrate without rubbing. Sold at Pitts' Drug Store, 260.
Miss Norris Lown and companions traveled to Joplin to visit Mrs Lowe’s sister Mrs Randall then to Saginaw Springs with Mr Randall’s brother family. Emery Teeter and Mrs Teeter got a surprise visit from neighbors. Zeb Patterson visited with family and Mrs Dick Patterson hosted. A California nephew visited Frank King. Mrs Dave Lowe’s daughter Nettie stayed with Mrs Charlie Wescott. Carthage visitors and Will Wood’s family were joined by Mr Jacobs and kin.
Mrs. Frank Magers of Imperial California visited her uncle G. M. Magers Monday night. Mr. Hill held a sale Tuesday and moved his family to Jasper Wednesday to settle. Mount Carmel alds served dinner at the sale, raising £21. Cora Rensburg visited Liberal this week. Will Clouser remodels his house. Claude McConnell and family, long in Boise Idaho, return to Missouri for the year. Will McConnell and wife visit Boise relatives. Will Magera and Raymond Foster shared Sunday afternoon in visit. George Crowson of Golden City visited Dan Magers Saturday. Tom Bell took a business trip to Lakeside Thursday. Mike Isenmann and wife visited relatives in Kenoma Sunday.
Mrs Entre Turner and Mr and Mrs McHeynolds hosted a crowd on Sunday. Elderly Arkansas visitor, nephew of Grandma Goff, learned of her death. Salem ladies aid plans lunch at Mr Winans sale on Sept 22. Carytown school opens with 36 students under Miss Grace Crow. Band practice at Salem. Several locals travel to Picher Oklahoma and Carthage to visit relatives and attend events.
The retailer announces three new coffee grades priced at 25, 80, and 85 cents with each package containing a coupon for a premium of value. Premiums are claimed to be superior and bug-free raisins are seedless and stored cold. Customers are invited to pay nothing upfront and shop at Crandall Bros, with lunch goods a specialty and a full staple and fancy grocer line.
A skeptical remark about the wealehhor women noting that there is some go in everyone but suggesting little progress or inspiration.
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