Missouri News Nuggets Condense Late State Events
Jefferson City announces a Volker donation of 1000 to fund high school prizes for letters with blue M. Awards distribute 300 to top shows, 800 and 200 to mid schools, and 100 each to smaller schools. Also indictments against Walter Dickey and Ralph Ellis for publishing income tax returns.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Charles A. Lee
William Volker
Kansas City
State Department of Education
Walter S. Dickey
Ralph Ellis
Kansas City Journal-Post
Baltimore Post
Scripps-Howard
New York Herald-Tribune
Dickey
Ellis
Jeanne Engels
New York
University of Missouri At Columbia
Northern Presbyterian Synod of Missouri
Order of de Molay
Presbyterians
Southern Synod
de Molays
Roger Parr
Sparta
Hyde
St. Louis
Treasury
State Department
Banking Department
Supreme Court
Cole County
Delmar Boulevard
State Public Service Commission
City of St. Louis
Wabash
Charles E. Small
City of
Cole County Circuit Court
Delmar Crossing
St. Joseph
Walter Nugent
Lexington
Alvin McFadden
Nugent
Senti
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Simple Clothes For School Children In Fashion
The piece discusses durable washable outfits for kindergartners and school children, detailing straightline dress variations, long overblouses, tunic reappearances, and trims like fur fringes and bandings. It notes practicality, easy ironing, and seasonal warmth with outfits for boys and girls, including bloomers, smocks, and linen frocks suitable for indoor and outdoor wear.
Mary and Hal Edwards wed after barn fire feud ends
In Millwood, Hal Edwards returns to town and is arrested then bailed. Mary Sloan defies her father Ezra Sloan and agrees to marry Edwards. A ghostly island mystery and a burned barn are resolved when old Peter confesses, clearing Edwards and leading Ezra to accept the match at a quiet wedding.
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Sloan
Mrs. Sloan
Mary
Edwards
Peter
Millwood
Hal Edwards
Tve
Tyre
Lily Lake
Nelson Dye
Dye
Hal
Ezra Sloan
Popular Fur Flying Squirrel Widespread Winter Favorite
A lightweight fur item gains popularity in the winter season noted for warmth and soft texture. The article highlights appeal among shoppers and mentions its use in outerwear and accessories.
Uncensored Recollections recount Louis Napoleon and Jerome Bonaparte
An excerpt describes Louis Napoleon facing the insistent demands of Jerome Bonaparte and his kin as crowds seek favors in Paris. Jerome boasts of having Bonaparte blood, while Louis Napoleon remains patient yet firm in asserting his lineage.
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Napoleon
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Jerome
Pozzo di Boego
Old Jerome
Louis
Bonaparte
Affability Opens Doors in a Competitive World
The piece argues that being agreeable, tactful, and diplomatic helps one progress as competition grows lighter. It says a warm, genuine approach builds friendships and trust, guiding better counsel and true understanding of people and affairs.
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Buncombe
Nuts Cracking Custom Told At Kingston on Thames
In England a Michaelmas nut cracking custom persisted at Kingston on Thames where parishioners entered the church with nuts and cracked them during the service. Goldsmith notes Doctor Primrose's congregation also cracked nuts on Michaelmas Eve, suggesting a once common practice now largely vanished.
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England
Kingston-on- Thames
Kingston
Goldsmith
Primrose
Earthic long cycle wave shifts axis and poles
Ludo vic MacLellan Mann of the British Royal Anthropological Society describes a planetary wave circulating over 8,800 years. The wave allegedly moves the Earth's axis and poles slightly, influencing long term climate patterns.
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Earth
Ludovic MacLellan Mann
British Royal Anthropological Society
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Salisbury
Golden Eagle Drug Store
McDonald & Son
W. Y. MacAdam
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Patrick
University of Missouri
Columbia
Simmons Construction Company
Law
Ozarks
Leota Moser
Martinsburg
Franklin Moser
Florence Krieger
Vera Benus
M. J. Crewse
Wright County
North
Arkansas
Yates
Randolph County
Yates Mercantile Company
Wert Fray
A. L. Burton
The
Mercantile Company
R. R. Quinn
Moberly
McMillan High School
Mexico
Charles B. Yager
Public Schools of
John
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union
Young Edwards
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