Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin A Trusted Digestive Tonic
A promotional notice extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective laxative for all ages from infancy to old age. It highlights its pleasant taste, safety, and widespread parental endorsement including Mrs. M. Johnson of Kenosha Wisconsin. Contact details offer a free sample by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
M. Johnson
Dayton St
Kenosha
Wis
Dorothy Johnson
Johnson
Caldwell
Seeds for sale list from J Mulhall Soo City Iowa
Alfalfa seeds priced at $6 per unit timothy blue grass and cane $2 sweet clover $9 F Farms for sale and rent on crop payments J Mulhall Soo City Iowa
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Ts. J. Mulhall
Soo City
Silage Options Beyond Corn for Forage Crops
The article outlines silage from alfalfa, clover, oats and peas, rye, sorghum, kaffir corn, millet and milo maize. It notes corn as main, but drought periods favor sorghum and kaffir corn. It highlights saving first alfalfa cuttings in wet years and using silos to rebalance feed costs amid rising hay prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drouth
Directing Children Aright and Moral Remorse
The article argues that children should be taught sin brings remorse and punishment, forming an inseparable trio with crime. It also notes that doing right yields satisfaction, self respect, and self control, making the effort worthwhile.
Circumstantial Evidence Highlights a Brandy Smashes Order
In a terse exchange a witness recalls the deceased man ordering only brandy smashes, suggesting a deliberate choice rather than a mixed drink. The remark underscores the circumstantial nature of evidence surrounding the case.
Managers test new plays on dog for a howling success
The piece uses a joke about why managers dry run plays with a dog to gauge potential success. It frames a light moment about sports strategy and humor in coaching.
Grape Nuts Used for Digestive Relief and Nervous Upset
An anxious mother describes distress after meals and improved well being in her daughter after trying Grape-Nuts. The account links undigested food in the stomach to nervous irritation and brain fog, claiming notable mental and digestive benefits from the cereal.
Will Lower Insurance Rates If Oliver Law Repealed
Missouri Attorney General John T. Barker pledges anti trust actions and rate cuts if Governor Major approves repeal of the Oliver fire insurance law. He aims to restore competition, lower rates, and challenge fire companies that resist reductions. The piece reviews legislative actions including road and school programs and notes Missouri’s dry trend with the County Unit law passed.
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Barker
Major
Missouri
John T. Barker
Forty-seventh General Assembly
Southwestern Teachers Association Holds Springfield Meeting
The Southwestern Teachers Association met in Springfield with five hundred teachers present. Sessions ran in four sections in the new state normal building as programs were carried out simultaneously. Officers elected include W. W. Thomas as president and J. B. Boyd as treasurer, with a slate of vice presidents and committee members from across the state.
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Southwestern Teachers’ Association
Springfield
William G. Evans
New State Normal Building
W. W. Thomas
Springfield Schools
Sheldon J. Phelps
Mountain Grove
E. H. Newcomb
Neosho
S. C
Plumber J A Perry Dies After Horse Shies At Springfield
J A Perry age 31 a Springfield plumber died when his horse shied as he lit a pipe. The horse leaped from the flare of the match and Perry was thrown from the buggy suffering a compound skull fracture. W E Austin for Trenton Post Office. Representative W W Rucker told friends he recommended Wilbur E Austin for postmaster at Trenton.
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J. A. Perry
Springfield
Perry
W. E. Austin
Trenton
W. W. Rucker
Wilbur E. Austin
Kansas City and Jackson County Legislation Passes in Senate
Four house measures introduced by Representative Kennedy of Kansas City affecting Kansas City and Jackson County were approved by the senate the last night of the session. The lieutenant governor announced special committees for a state park site and for a monument site with members from Reynolds Miller Clark St Louis Kansas City and Taney. One Jackson County bill, Thies on county auditor, was killed after being sent to the judiciary committee chaired by Senator Greene. no meeting was held and the bill failed.
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Public Service Commission
Major
Francis M. Wilson
Platte City
Missouri
House
Kennedy
Kansas City
Jackson County
Senate
Buford
Reynolds
Alice
Miller
Carter
Clark
Brank
St. Louis
Casey
Bronson
Taney
Thies
Judiciary Committee
Greene
Disappearance of Eve Jones in Kansas City
Eve Jones of Dun disappeared in Kansas City. J W Jones seeks help as police assist his search. He believes she was robbed and perhaps murdered.
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Kansas City
Eve Jones
Dun
J. W.jones
Springfield Businessman Otis L. Milligan Dies at 91
Otis L. Milligan 91 longtime president of G. D. Milligan Wholesale Grocery and Springfield's prominent businessman died at his home. He led the firm and was known as a wealthy resident.
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Springfield
Otis L. Milligan
G. D. Milligan Wholesale Grocery Company
Illiteracy Lowest in Seventh District Kansas
Federal census bulletin shows fewer than 2.2 percent illiteracy for Kansas. In the Seventh District the average is 1 percent with nine counties under 1 percent and Morton and Hasgell counties reporting zero illiteracy among residents over 19.
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Seventh
Kansas
Morton
Hasgell
Rock road pledge boosts Springfield Jasper county link
Business leaders from over a dozen cities between Joplin and Springfield met in Springfield under the Young Men's Business Club to back a rock road project linking Springfield with Jasper County’s seat, aiming to connect the two largest Missouri cities.
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Joplin
Sprngfield
Springfield
Jasper County
Young Men's Business Club
Missouri
Five hundred Hungarian Partridges Distributed in Springfield
Five hundred Hungarian partridges from the state game farm at Jefferson City were received at Springfield by State Game Warden Jesse A. Toterton. Over 100 large tract owners in the region applied for the birds and each received two pairs at the distribution.
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Jefferson City
Springfield
Jesse A. Tolerton
Slain man found dead in Kansas City court rear
William Whitsett aged 30, believed son of a farmer near Harrisonville, was found dead in a court in the rear of the Pacific House in Kansas City. The body was almost nude and the circumstances suggest a robbery and homicide.
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William Whitsett
Harrisonville
Pacific House
Kansas City
Kansas City Judge Rules to Halt Hurry-Up Divorces
Assignment Judge Q A Lucas introduces a new circuit court rule aimed at stopping rushed divorce trials. The rule requires more time for hearings and thorough consideration of alimony and custody issues to prevent hasty cases from going to final judgment.
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Circuit Court
Q. A. Lucas
Kansas City
CIA
Cape Girardeau student wins state oratory contest title
Allison Reppy of Cape Girardeau Normal School won top honors at the Missouri interscholastic contest in Warrensburg. Three Missouri schools participated in the event, showcasing oratory talent across the state.
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Allison Reppy
Cape Girardean Normal
Warrensburg
Miegourt
Keeping Love Alive and the Withered Hand of the Soul
A devotional reflection compares Jesus healing a paralytic to restoring withered faculties of the soul. It urges bringing damaged loves, conscience, and will to Christ, acting in faith to stretch forth and reclaim vitality through divine grace and obedience.
Reverend Berry Quote on Faith and Mind in Spring Gold Mesa
A Congregationalist minister Rev. P Berry remarks that man is a soul and faith is more essential to life than intellect, quoted in Spring Gold at Mesa.
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P. Berry
Spring Gold
Mesa
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Cardus
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Dr. Pierce
Wemeuy
Whiteledge
Emery Thompson
Jesse Hipple
Leeton
McDonald
Hipple
George
Hostetter
Wilton Wheeler
G. G. Cone Baldwin
L.L
Sloan
Pe Eney
Henry A. Woehl
Somerset St
Plainfield, N. d
U.S.A
Bindel
Henry Muller
Madison
Sonia Tog
W. NY
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