Missouri Prosperity Seen In Crop, Road Build And Trade
Governor Major told the Kansas City Life 100 Club at Hotel Baltimore that Missouri enjoys high farm prices and strong earnings from crops and livestock. He noted extensive road construction, a booming building sector, and expected agricultural value around 50 million dollars. He praised corn output, fruit growth in the Ozarks, and Missouri as a rising economic link to the nation.
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Missouri
Major
Kansasity Life
Baltimore St
Kansas
Govrnor Cruce
Oklahoma
Anquet
Vernor Major
Ozark
Gion
United States
Death of Max Jenkins At Home In Chillicothe
Max R Jenkins 28 died at his home 233 Locust street after a long illness. He was born January 21 1885 near Browning grew up there and lived in Chillicothe since 1907. Survived by parents Roy Seaman Jenkins and Louise a brother in the West and a sister at home. Funeral Saturday at two with Rev S W Gee at the Jenkins home and Interment Edgewood Cemetery.
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Max R. Jenkins
M. R. Jenkins
Jenkins
Locust Street
West
Chillicothe
Browning
Max Jenkins
Roy Seaman Jenkins
Miss Louise
Roll of Honor list of names and places
Roll of Honor appears with numerous names and locations across the United States and Canada. The roster includes Radge Carter Alice Timma H T Jerome S D Humphreys S O Strait Dalmney Sask Canada R I Zeigler Roger Mrs W J Sloan Topeka Kansas A E Lambert Star Route Mrs Homer Willis Shapelle New Mexico N I Woodworth Arthur Acton Crescent Oklahoma R T Moore Yankton South Dakota H T Moore Sedman Schrock Jefferson City Mrs S B Schrock J T Moffett Polo Mrs Elizbeth Crookshanks Mrs Sade Rinehart Munson Canada French Nickell J R Keithley city W A Bundies Route 1 Mont Cumbria Route 3 A E McEwin Milan T W Seals Route 3 C M Harris Route 4 J E Merrick Route 2
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Radge Carter
City
Alice Timma
Hot Springs
S. D
H. T. Jerome
Humphreys
S. 0. Strait
Dalmney
Sask
Canada
R. I. Zeigler
Roger
W.J. Sloan
Topeka
Kans
A. E. Lambert
Homer Willis
Shapelle
New Mex
N. I. Woodworth
Arthur Acton
Crescent
Okla
R. T. Moore
Milan
T. W. Seals
C.M. Harris
J. E.merrick
Brumbaugh Couple from Milan Visit Our City
Dr and Mrs P G Brumbaugh of Milan motored to our city and were seen by relatives here in a brief social note.
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P. G. Brumbaugh
Milan
Our City
Sen
Use of Fertilizers for Wheat in Missouri
Wheat production in Missouri rises as land value and wear challenge farmers. Missouri Agricultural College guidance favors steamed bone meal on lands with nitrogen and phosphorus needs, acid phosphate with lime-rich soils, or complete fertilizers (N30 Pye) for worn prairies and timber lands. Emphasis on crop rotation and manure to sustain soil fertility alongside fertilizer use.
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Missouri
Prairie
Missouri College of Agriculture
Mrs Harris and Daughter Visiting Kirksville Friends
Mrs E E Harris and her daughter Lorene of Kirksville spent the past week with Mr and Mrs S H Linkart.
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E. E. Harris
Lorene of
Kirksville
S. H.linkart
Judge Rucker champions election law reform in Washington Letter
In a Washington Letter Judge Rucker of Missouri pushes a bill to revise publicity rules for campaign contributions and spending for US Senate and House races. The measure tightens disclosure with penalties and aims to curb influence by powerful groups amid ongoing investigations.
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Rucker
Second
Missouri
Congress of
United States
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Mrs. Mary A. Miller 1851 1918 obituary
Mrs. Mary A. Miller born February 20 1851 in Polk County died July 23 1918. Daughter of P W Coats she married John B Miller in Linn County November 9 1865. Survived by six children J T Miller Linneus W R Miller Purdin D D Miller Browning Mrs E McIntyre Carlaw Oklahoma and Mrs Martha S McIntyre Linneus. Burial at city cemetery. remembered as a loving wife mother and upright woman.
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Mary A. Miller
Polk County
P. W. Coats
John B Miller
Linn County
J.T. Miller
Linneus
W. R. Miller
Purdin
D. D. Miller
Browning
E. McIntyre
Carlaw
Oklahoma
Martha S. McIntyre
Rich harvest for her life celebrated in memory
Linn County News notes a memorial view praising a life of the highest type as a beacon of character and virtue.
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Linn County News
Red Painted Gasoline Cans Required by New Law
New statute dictates that from August 1 1913 every gasoline seller must deliver fuel in vermillion red containers labeled gasoline benzine or equivalent. Purchasers must store fuel in red cans or barrels. coal oil and kerosene are prohibited in red marked containers. Exemption available if holding less than one quart. otherwise strict penalties apply.
Family Reunion At Linhart Home Draws Large Attendance
A gathering at Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Linhart on August 3 featured a bounteous dinner with boiled ham fried chickens vegetables and many dishes. All children attended except Dr. C C Linhart of Evansville Indiana whose wife has typhoid fever. Attendees included Mrs J W Dodson and daughter Virginia Mrs E E Harris and daughter Loren e Mr and Mrs W E Atherton and daughter Rosalind Messrs Walter and Fonsee Linhart and Mr and Mrs E W Linhart and daughter Ruth. They planned to attend the osteopath convention in Kirksville and a barbecue on Dr Still's birthday.
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S. H. Linhart
C. C. Linhart
Evansville
Ind
Kirksville
Osteopath
Dr. Still
A Cheap Silo For Missouri Farmers
A 100 ton Gurler silo can be built complete for 225 dollars and is said to suit Missouri farmers. The mudsill framed silo uses half inch sheeting plastered inside for airtightness and lasts about fifteen years. The Missouri College of Agriculture will mail a free circular with building details.
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Missouri
Experiment
Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
Brookfield Wins Seventeen-Point Victory Over Visitors
Brookfield hosted the visiting ball club on Sunday and defeated them with a 15 to 7 score. Brookfield led the game from start to finish in a decisive win.
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Brookfield
Notice to settle accounts by September 1 1918
Advertisement from H. E. Epperson requesting all parties owing on book accounts or notes to settle by September 1 1918 as he must make settlements by that date.
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Sethle
Adv
H. E. Epperson
Coal Office Ad Promises Low Prices and Weights
A brief notice from J. W. Jones offers to handle Illinois lump and egg coal as well as Iowa soft coal. He invites passers by to visit his office, guarantee good weights, and promise the lowest possible prices.
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Illinois
Iowa
J.W Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roll OF Honor
M. F. Miller
L. J. Hall
Washington
City Cemetery
P. M. Brandt
Dr. Calland
Peters Hotel
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