The Jasper News masthead notice from Missouri period
The Jasper News imprint shows Arthur F. Diaie as publisher. Printed in Jasper, Missouri, the issue is registered as second class matter at the post office in Jefferson City. Subscription rates or details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Jasper News
Arthur F. Diaie
Jasper Missouri
Jienpwir
IHS
Subbeefiation Haten
Goo Farm
What the Adoption of the Unlimited Single Tax Means
A long excerpt argues that the unlimited single tax would confiscate private land values and erase selling value, harming homeowners, small landowners, farmers, and the economy. It critiques Henry George, cites the Kansas City Real Estate Bulletin, and cites personal anecdotes about pigs and farming.
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Henry George
Missouri
Kansas City Real Estate Bulletin
Cream! Cream! Cream! Take it to Wheat
A fragment notes a playful chant about using cream on wheat or a test phrase. It contains no clear persons, events, or organizations and lacks actionable news content.
Wagon collision injures Hull and Waderly near Lime Louse boards
J. B., Hull, Henry Waderly and Jakie Naderly fell from a wagon when the team bolted at Lime Louse boards. Waderly sustained a dislocated elbow treated by Dr. Knott. Hull suffered severe bruises and Jakie escaped without injury.
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J. B
Hull
Henry Waderly
Jakie Naderly
Waderly
Knott
Jakie
The Net Serial in Kansas City Stardom Story
A famed novelist debuts a serial story titled The Net in The Weekly Kansas City Stardom, to be published weekly with fifteen illustrations by Howard Giles. The author received $15,000 for newspaper rights and the work centers on the Italian Mafia with a tragic yet lively love story tone. Subscriptions cost 25 cents annually.
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Kansas City Stardom
Howard Giles
Kansas City Star
Eon City Star
Kansas City
The Men Who Succeed and Electric Bitters Claim
A promotional blurb asserts leaders of business possess great energy and warns against weakness. It touts Electric Bitters as a quick fix for fatigue and health troubles with a testimonial from Chas B Allen of Sylvania Georgia praising relief from rheumatism liver trouble stomach disorder and malaria. Only 50 cents at pads.
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Huconas
Chas
B. Allen
Sylvania
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