Missouri Game Licenses Rise as New Law Backs Protection
Jefferson City reports total hunting licenses issued since the new protective law took effect reach 43 917 by November. State licenses 1 653 with St. Louis leading counties. balance issued by other counties. Nonresident licenses amount to 48 at 25 dollars each. surplus funds projected to near 50 000 by January 1.
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Jefferson City
Game and Fish
Tolerton
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jackson County
St. Louis County
Greene County
Jasper County
Callaway County
Clay County
Buchanan County
Game Protection Fund
Governor Remits Fine in Hoop Net Fishing Case
Gov Hadley remits $50 fine from Cooper County circuit court on Charles Dunnavant for hoop net fishing in the Missouri River. Case rested on law exempting series but not nets, implying the governor questions hoop net prohibition under new fish and game laws.
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Gov
Hadley
Cooper County
Charles Dunnavant
Missouri River
Governor Frees Bardwell From Grand Larceny Conviction
Governor Hadley grants parole to Maggie Bardwell who was convicted in Butler county circuit court last April of grand larceny and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
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Gov. Hadley
Maggie Bardwell
Butler County
Hadley appoints delegates to National Civic Federation meet
Governor Hadley selects a list of delegates to attend the National Civic Federation conference on uniform state legislation in Washington D C from January 5 to 7 1910. Delegates include J W Peters J P Gilmer J McD Trimble Frank Hagerman from Kansas City Seneca Tay pose F daly Frederick N Judson Lebmann Selden and others.
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Gov. Hadley
National Civic Federation
Washington, D. C
J. W
Peters
J. P. Gilmer
J. McD. Trimble
Frank Hagerman
Kansas City
F. Daly
Frederick N
Judson
Lebmann
Selden
Shipwrecked trio on a tropical isle survive and plot escape
Miss Genevieve Leslie American heiress and two companions Blake and Winthrope endure a jungle struggle after a steamer wreck. They fend off dangers, build shelter, and face fever, predators, storms, and a tense clash over a secret past, as plans to sail away form.
Wreckage and Salvage on the Cliff Cleft
After a cyclone the girl repairs a torn signal flag while Blake salvages jewels hidden in a rag. He tends her and shares food, then repairs the barricade. He recalls her greeting and their strained past as he continues to pick through the wreckage.
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Blake
Night’s Aftermath and Quiet Bond on the River Edge
Blake returns to the cliff edge with Miss Leslie after a cyclone ruptures their camp. He rebuilds a barricade and shelters in a baobab tree while she dries provisions and stacks fuel. The pair share quiet moments, blossoming tension, and playful banter as they cope with the storm’s toll.
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Miss Leslie
Leslie
Blake
Winthrope
Jenny
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Nursing Audience
A nurse underscores relief from backache and kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial from Mrs. Turner, a nurse from Oklahoma, claims rapid health improvement after five boxes and recommends the product, noting it as a remedy for run-down conditions. Sold nationwide by dealers at 56 cents a box from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
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St. Anadarko
Okla
The Devil and a Valet in the East End
Blake confronts Winthrope as confession nears and a brutal past surfaces. Miss Leslie questions paranoia while Blake seals the fate of the condemned man and reveals a fractured ascent from poverty to gentility.
Crude Woman Prefers Home Duties Over Night Out
A fragment notes a crude woman who would rather stay home and handle data stockings than attend a social event, illustrating a dated stereotype within a terse editorial snippet.
Election night tales and excuses told at home
A reflection on the tension of waiting for results as a husband explains to his wife why an election outcome appears, and why the expected result did not materialize, capturing the mood of anticipation and disappointment.
Caper 8 From Slight Cuts or Wounds Is Always Era
Ambiguous text describes instant treatment and avoidance of poisoning after minor injuries. No clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable in the readable fragment.
Silent kindness receivers should speak not of favors
A reflective proverb notes that the giver of kindness remains humble and silent, while the recipient should refrain from boasting about acts of goodwill.
Allens Lung Balsam Promises Quick Cold Cure
Patent medicine ad touts Allens Lung Balsam as a cure for fresh colds and stubborn lingering coughs. Offers trials at prices of 25c, 50c, and $1.00, urging readers to prove its worth.
Unclear Quote Fragments From Old Publication
Fragmented lines include a Smart Set quotation about vanity and references to white clothes and a Red Cross Blue housekeeper product. The text contains promotional phrasing and general maxims without a cohesive news item or identifiable people, places, or dates.
Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Promotes Teething Relief
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup eases teething pain and wind colic for babies with 250 bottles offered. It pivots to a moral note about philosophy and dismisses constipation as a cause of serious diseases, touting Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a cure and labeling it the favorite family laxative.
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Pierce
Endorsement for Peruna Aids Digestion and Nerves
Julia Marlowe states strong support for Peruna claiming it benefits digestion which in turn strengthens nerves. She argues proper digestion nourishes nerve centers and prevents nervous debility.
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Peruna
Julia Marlowe
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Frank Blake
Supt
M. D. Aber
Warrensburg
W. F. Maring
Bank of Carthage
Aber
Supreme Court
McQuillin
Albert B. Chandler
United Railways Company
St. Louis Transit Company
Bates
Chandler
St. Louis Court of Appeals
United Railways
Mabie
Main Street
W. C. Bartley
Bartley
Romeos
Rev. Bartley
Alusth
Genevieve Leslie
Lord Wincee
Tom
Genevieve
Cecil Winthrope
East End
Pe-Ru-Na
Sloan
A. W. Price
Fredonia
Kans
Sloan‘s Liniment
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