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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1909
Page
3
The notice lists pricing options for subscriptions and single copies. It mentions terms like one year and three months, with figures such as 81.00 and 08, signaling rate details. No additional names, dates, or organizations are provided in the readable text.
A seed testing laboratory at the University of Missouri Columbia in cooperation with the U S department of agriculture offers free seed testing for farmers and seedmen. Send samples with name and address and specify purity or germination tests. Turnaround is about a week for purity and a few extra days for germination.
W. 8. Morrow was released on bond and all charges against him were continued to the January 1910 term. The bond of 3500 was signed by H H Steele Wm Burne John M Earp Charles A Lockwood and Gus Swift. The case, long debated on Golden City streets, will be revisited then.
Two farm listings appear, offering good land for rent with a requirement that renters provide two to four teams. The notice is signed by Frank Gouick in Jasper and bears an old timey tone typical of regional classifieds.
A humorous verse parodying travel by horse carriage motorcar airship and ship, voices mock the inefficiencies and dangers of each mode. The speaker riffs on old, quirky comforts and quips at modern conveyances with playful irony.
Missourian known as the Bth wonder of the world for his minute time tells and mental arithmetic travels, reading not and writing not, born in Bath County Kentucky. He adds long columns in his head and claims miracles. He declined stage offers, and wandered for food.
A dated observation classifies women's personalities by hat styles. Flat black bows mark the sweet old maid focused on others, while simple veiled toques show sensible girls. Angular, winged hats signal independence and domineering traits, and feathery styles depict a feminine, elusive charm desired by men.
D H Badgley sent a souvenir booklet to the Newa this week detailing views of Birmingham where he resides. The pamphlet notes the city has several genuine skyscrapers, more than many northern towns of 100000, and highlights the steel and costs industries as among the first globally.
Fragmentary OCR notes list times and train identifiers such as 200 J and No 210 207 200, with a reference to a South Bound schedule around 687 a.m. and 0720 p.m. containing unreadable segments and train codes.
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