Fishing Highlights From Baldwin Lake and Ozarks Regions
Kansas City anglers Shir ley Glasscock and William Burgman lead a busy list of catches at Baldwin Lake near Pleasant Hill Missouri with bass weighing two to five pounds. A dam project at Hogles Creek near Warsaw signals a wild game preserve plan for Lake of the Ozarks area while fall rabbits appear likely due to dry weather and ample feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game and Fish News
Game & Fish News
Baldwin Lake
Pleasant Hill
Cass County
Shirley Glasscock
Kansas City Commission
William Burgman
Kansas City
St. Louis Construction Company
Hogles Creek
Warsaw
Lake of the Ozarks
W. W. Henderson
la Plata
Henderson
General Assembly
C. C. Furr
Howard County
Lockridge Lake
Walter Wells
Little Niangua
Dallas
Camden Counties
Macks Creek
Mary Field
Fayett
Arrow Head Beach
Miss Field
Jack Brightwell
Bagwell Dam
Missouri
Missouri Ozarks
Boonville
Missouri River
National Outboard Association
American Power Boat Association
United States
Lake Lottawanna
U.S. Highway No. 40
U. S. Highway 54
Jefferson City
W. W. Gore & Son
Bagnell Dam
U. S. Highway No. 54
Wheat Growers Meeting Draws Linn County Farmers
County Agent Hall hosts meetings on the wheat allotment plan to inform Linn County farmers and gain cooperation. Attendance ranges from 50 to 60 at Forker Meadville and Browning with more sessions planned this week at Linn Center Sunny Point and Botts and next week at South Eagle Church and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecla
Elm Grove
Linn County
Forker
Meadville
Browning
Linn Center
Sunny Point
Botts School
South Eagle Church
Rev W C Rice Dies After Pastorate in Chariot on County
Reverend William Cyrus Rice died Sunday afternoon while returning from a pastorate in Chariton County to Brookfield Missouri Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Brookfield Methodist Church with Rev W P Wynn and Rev E C Morgan officiating Burial followed in Chillicothe He was born May 16 1862 in Gentry County educated at Stansberry Normal School began ministry over forty years ago and was superannuated six years ago He married Pricilla Dotson at age 23 and had five children Mrs Faucett Knifong Rice survive with his wife Cornelia Lee of Triplett having preceded him in death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Rice
Browning Loses To Trenton In Close Park Battle
Browning Juniors fall to Trenton American Legion 3 to 2 at the park diamond. Moore and Hudson held Browning to five hits while Huston and Burton limited Browning to three. Trenton led 2 in the seventh before Browning threatened in the eighth. Edison history notes mark a St Louis 1878 AAAS event featuring Thomas A Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Trenton American Legion
Park Diamond
J. Moore
Hudson
Battery
Huston
Barton
Smith
Trenton
Bonn
Oc Inc
Drummond
Cane
Ian Sine
Crooks
Cabwee
Williams
Cas Techae
Scents E'S
SNOR
Acneep Acestan
Glidewell
George
Moore
Burton
Campbell
Thurlo
Bagley
Balk
Ten Commandments Of The New Deal From Washington
Harry F. Payer, under secretary of state, outlines a creed for the Roosevelt era at the University Club. The list urges fiscal restraint, confidence, monetary prudence, stable prices, employment, domestic economy, and avoiding needless complexity. The piece closes with agricultural notes on alfalfa sowing and seed inoculation practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Harry F. Payer
University Club
Payer
Roosevelt
Special Notice on Live and Let Live Printing Prices
A local notice announces new printed pricing under the live and let live policy. The message stresses affordable rates and updated price levels for readers and advertisers.
Melons Arrive In Town As Rain Helps Ripen Harvest
Farmers bring watermelons and muskmelons into town amid abundant supply and favorable flavor after recent rains. Two truckloads from outside nearby communities sold on the streets Monday. NRA changes have shifted store hours to seven to six daily, with Sunday closures affecting farmers and shoppers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Alfalfa Sowing Delays After August End
After the last of August, each day of delay in sowing alfalfa reduces restocking gains. Farmers should begin seeding promptly to optimize forage yield and stand establishment before autumn conditions.
Storing Vegetables in Winter Storage Lessons
An expert from the Missouri College of Agriculture explains how to store vegetables for winter. Select mature, undamaged produce and keep cabbage turnips radishes parsnips carrots and beets in cool moist conditions with limited air. Sweet potatoes squashes and pumpkins need warm dry air and room for ventilation. Onions store best in dry cool spaces with ventilation in attic or furnace rooms. Outdoor pits and cellars can also provide stable temperatures for extended storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Talbert
Missouri College of Agricure
Furnac
Also Mentioned on This Page
William A. Franch
Eminence
Jack
Mr. Franch
National Association of Audubon Societies
Grimalkin
Brewster Tribune
Wheat Growers Meeting
St. Louis
America
Association
Edison
Rawling
Wyoming
Barker
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
Lindell Hotel
Western Union
Niphen
St. Louis University
John Brown
Thomas Alva Edison
Milam
Ohio
New York
S. S. Laws
University of Missouri
West Orange
N. J
Missouri Colle