Welcome Breakfast Row Highlights Washington Society Snub
Uncle Reuben reports a row over a Democratic breakfast inviting Mrs Wilson and Mrs Marshall, with 350 invited and 700 plus clamoring for recognition. He notes snobbery in Washington, the Speaker’s wife declining, and criticizes the exclusive official set led by Congressmen and cabinet wives.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Thos. R. Marshall
Rauscher’s
14Th St
Women’s Democratic League
Wilson
Avan
Reud
Practical Woods Training at Missouri Camp Opens This Summer
The Missouri College of Agriculture offers a summer camp for timber land owners farmers and foresters next summer at the university forest in Butler County Missouri near Poplar Bluff. The camp aims to study logging operations lumbering methods forest surveying road layouts and future yields using over 9000 acres of university forest land. The opening date is expected around June 12 with emphasis on hard wood species and post logging regrowth across 8000 acres in Butler and 1000 in Wayne counties.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
University Forest
Butler Country
Missouri
Poplar Bluff
The
University
Butler County
Wayne County
President Faces Social Stunts Stirring Washington
Reuben Hardscrabble writes that signs point to the President handling “little society stunts” without confusion and that the coming breakfasts with the First Lady and the Vice President’s wife may cause bitterness and jealousy unseen in years, tiring plain living country folk.
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U.S. A
Washington
Reuben
Painting and Decorating Service Ad by T McNeiley
Notice advertising painting decorating and paper hanging services. Phone number 164. Promises reasonable prices and satisfactory work.
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T. McNeiley
Wayne Alexander and Wife Visit Purdin Hosts
Wayne Alexander and his wife spent Sunday in Purdin as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floy Ogie.
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Wayne Alexander
Purdin
Mr. v
Mrs
Floy Ogie
Local and Personal Notes from Maga zine Ark and Nearby
Mr and Mrs O M Pryor and their young daughter from Maga zine Ark arrived Friday and plan to locate nearby. Rev Clay delivered sermons at the M E church Sunday to large crowds. Mesdames Ola Mills and Clay Bales of Green Castle were called here due to sickness of their parents Mr and Mrs John Brumbaugh. J R Christy and wife plan to return home from Phoenix Ariz soon. Miss Pearl Connley and her parents move to Marshalltown Iowa. C W Haggard won the entract to add to the Farmers Exchange Bank building with a concrete addition. Calhoun and Schrock will rent space for a garage once finished.
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O. M. Pryor
Little Daughter
Magazine, Ark
Green Castle
John Brumbaugh
Miss Pearl, Connley
Lillie Riddle
J. M. Connley
Marshalltown
Iowa
C. W. Haggard
Farmers Exchange Bank
Charley
Calhoun
Schrock
Draying Service Offered by W. M. Hicks
W M Hicks advertises ready prompt and careful draying service after purchasing the dray.
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W. M. Hicks
Adv
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Universal Portland Cement Fe
Browning Concrete Co
Browning, Missouri
Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
Clay
M. E
J. R. Christy
Phoenix, Ariz
Browning Rebekah Lodge
Gertrude Fields
N.G
Florence Lay
A. M. Elliott N. G. J. W. Jones
Biswell Lodge NO
A. F
A. M
W. M
W. P. Nickell
Pearson’s
P.bolling
Harmon & Co
Henry Voss
J. G. Harvey
Sechaba
Don
Rexakk Grelertion
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Howell’s Harness Shop
Bench & Ferguson
C. L. Grice
East of Par
Pascal Howell
Kirksville
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