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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary notice from Jasper Missouri appears to list postal and subscription details with unclear names. Readable items include references to Jasper and Missouri, a likely post office or entry line, and scattered letters suggesting clerical jottings. The legible content is insufficient for a clear event or person.
Excerpted editorial argues education and role models from teachers and athletes can end saloon culture within decades. It contrasts education with temperance laws, warns against drunkenness as a personal and social failing, and urges civic boosterism to aid town progress. The piece also critiques the Single Tax debate, noting Missouri Anti Single Tax League positions and broader political currents.
This note touts Buckion's Aroion Salve as a trusted early home remedy used by mothers and grandmothers for burns sores eruptions sprains and related ailments. It claims forty years of cures prove its merit and notes availability at H. F. Pitts.
G H Vanshorpe of Los Angeles rails against the Wilmin administration and tariff policy. The narrator longs for steady work and laments lack of reliable patten or patches on his pants, urging others not to vote for Wilmin and to support the party offering honest labor prospects.
An odd ad imitates historic talk of early technology before modern inventions. It promotes Flowtrio Mitters and Power bottles as cures for digestive and liver issues. Quoted testimonial from Chas B. Allen of Sylvania Ohio touts renewed health after use. Sold by LL. F. Pitts.
Time card snippet from New Mo Pac shows southbound and northbound entries with am and pm indicators. Mentions 7.24 and 10.00 am figures, unclear destinations. Appears to record train times or shifts with partial numbers and fragmented OCR text.
Commissioner of Food and Drop Inspection Doctor Cutler issues circular warning millers that corn bran mixed with wheat bran reduces value and should be avoided. The notice urges careful screening to remove bran containing corn bran and protect product quality.
A garbled OCR note outlines a plan to secure five million dollars for a theater project. It mentions annual funding from the government and centers on opera houses and arts funding in a city core. The fragment hints at a cultural investment but lacks firm names or dates.
A satirical exchange asks who will fund a $2,000 yearly six hour day while a minister quips about theology. The Sheldon Enterprise recalls a plantation era fable about fences and questions of authority. The piece notes a Department circular warning drug and rug dealers to discard aging, moldy, or inert items as misbranded adulterated goods.
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