Public Eye highlights Missouri State University ties in politics
The Public Eye notes how candidates for the August primaries on both parties trace their education to Missouri's public university. It cites Cowherd, Anderson, Graves, Shelton, Gentry, Fulkerson, Gmelich, McKinley, and Stone as alumni, linking tuition reforms to increased enrollment and opportunity, and ends with a Brookfield fair premium pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Missouri
Cowherd
Kansas City
Crittenden
Jefferson City
Ben M. Anderson
Supreme’ Bench
W. W. Graves
Nat M. Shelton
N. T. Gentry
Columbia
Frank B. Fulkerson
St. Joseph
Jacob F. Gmelich
John C. McKinley
United States
Wm. J. Stone
Atte
From Sullivan County to Jefferson City in Missouri Exposition
J M Wattenbarger returned from Jefferson City where Missouri Commission of the James ton Exposition approved selling their building for 3200 dollars, the highest price for any state building on the grounds. About 2500 dollars were turned over to the state treasurer as the commission adjourned sine die. The Milan Standard notes strong corn prospects in Sullivan County with yields of 80 to 100 bushels per acre if favorable weather continues, while hay is lighter but of better quality. Other brief items cover thefts in Unionville and Mendon, a restitution story, a hunting trip by Circuit Clerk J N Wilson and friend, and a humorous note on truthfulness and liberty in reporting from the Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wattenbarger
Jefferson City
Missouri Commission
Milan Standard
Sullivan County
Sullivan’ County
Green City Press
J. N. Wilson
Walter Smith
North Salem
Missouri
The
Bulletin
Wilson
Ozarks
Howell
Douglas
Ozark
George Washington
Mr. Wilson
Snow Cary Bradley
Smallpox case reported in Kirksville home
Health commissioner Dr. J. L. Conner visited the home of Harry Barnes at 411 West Harrison to examine a female relative sick for days. He pronounced the illness a well developed case of smallpox and arranged home isolation. The patient recently came from Quincy before falling ill.
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J. L. Conner
Harry Barnes
West
Harrison Street
Conner
Juincy
Kirksville
Bank Settlement Notice From Bert Trippeer
Bert Trippeer informs all parties of August 8 settling arrangements and urges finalizing accounts or leaving funds at Peoples Bank before his arrival. requests att ic a to complete settlements and close his book.
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Peoples Bank
Bert Trippeer
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Browning
Uri
Joseph Nickell
Rummell
Brookfield Fair
Green Castle Journal
Jarman
Edna Jarman
Walter Christy
Unionville
Constitution
A. R. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Mendon
Fell& CO
ODD Fellows
Fell & CO
Business Directory
Harrison & Austin
North Main St
Hunter
Lantz & Ingram’s
Dk. W. Co. Ingram In & Surgeon Intz
J. P. Newton
H. E. Epperson
W. J. Bloan
South Side
Maia Birest
Hone Stollas
Chas. Vanwye
Thornton
Notary Paste
Roy Whaley
Browning Savings Bank
M.R. Jenkins
Bros
A. N.pharlo
Vloo-Proe
Capit Browning
J.A. Calhoun, J. W. Sevier
H. B. Johnson
Exchange Bank Far Stock
AN. Thurlo
Win. Shepherd
J. J. Harmon
R. Jenkins
L. W. Hummel
T.B. Mundell
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