Missouri News Nuggets Condense State Events
Hurley Boyd 30 a Burlington railroad passenger conductor was killed at Keokuk when his train backed onto him while he threw a switch. Burial in Louisiana. Jefferson City approved Pittsburgh Plate Glass sale of Crystal City oil distribution to Union Electric Light and Power for 4567 dollars. Union Electric authorized to supply nearby Crystal City. Missouri Vineyards Corporation formed to plant 1000 acres of grapes in Howell County and operate a grape juice plant at Brandsville with 25000 dollars capital. Officers named G C Baker president Ig Perkins VP GM W J James secretary treasurer. The company bought 1000 acres from Consolidated Iron and Steel Structure Corp with option on 2000 more near Brandsville.
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Hurley Boyd
Burlington Ailroad
Burlington
Keokuk
Louisiana
Jefferson City
State Public Service Commission
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Crystal City
Jefferson County
Union Electric Light and Power Company
iSt. Louis
Union ‘Electric Light and Power Company
Howell County
Brandsville
Missouri Vineyards Corporation
St. Louis
Missouri
G. C. Baker
Ig. Perkins
W. J. James
Consolidated Iron and Steel Structure Corporation
State Fish and Game Commission
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Missouri Resources Museum
Capitol
Game and Fish Department
State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
J. M. Vance
Beulah
Big Bend Road Association
St. Louis County
Frisco Railroad
Big Bend Road
Frisco
Kirkwood
Rush
John W. Riley
Chamber of Commerce At
St. Joseph
General Assembly
Public Service Commission
Union Electric Light and Power Company of
Alice Carroll
Cape Girardeau
Missour
Leota
Oliver Vaughan
F. R. Cook
Ripley County Poultry Association
Doniphan
Noel Hall
Mountain Grove
Winter Fashion Trends Embrace Silver Ribbons and White Knitwear
Julia Bottomley surveys current winter sportswear and accessories from Farbelows in a white and silver palette. She highlights white sweaters cap gloves and knickers with metallic ribbons tassels and ostrich fringe as key accents, plus white fur touches and new scarf sweaters.
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Madame Mode
Palm Beach
Julia Bottomley
Lone Wolf’s Just Revenge Ends a Swindle Tale
In a Western tale Lone Wolf, an Indian chief in rags, defends Eva Barclay from gambler Mort Dwyer. Worden plots to steal Barclay property, but Lone Wolf overhears the scheme, safeguards Eva, and uses fire and pursuit to foil the swindle, delivering a quiet triumph.
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Mert ‘Dwyer
Lone Wolf
Dwyer
Remingtons
Bowles
Monte Pete
Miss Barclay
Luke Worden
Blackleg
Preston
Marcy
Eva Barclay
Rolfe Preston
Law
Worden
John Barclay
Eva
Rocky Gap
Barclay
Knave
Rock County
Barclay Place
Mort Dwyer
Barclays
Lumley Castle Claims Oldest Residence in England
Lumley Castle, owned by the Earl of Scarborough, is claimed as England s oldest residence with records dating to 978 1015. Licenses to en battlement were granted by Richard II and Bishop Skirlaw, 1389 predating the king s by three years. The Lumley line dates from Saxon Liulph and features a long pedigree noted by James I.
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Lumley
Earl of Scarborough
England
Styr
Ulf
St. Cuthbert
Ethelred
Ralph de Lumley
Cirencester
Henry IV
Richard II
Skirlaw
James I
Durham
Adam
Liulph
Walcher
Gateshead
Trade Trick
The young man and woman discuss life and their fancy for soulful work. He calls photography a strange profession and jokes about why. He reveals a photographer sent a portrait marked as mounted after taking his riding attire.
Minority Presidents in U S History Highlighted
The article notes several presidents elected without a clear popular majority. It lists Polk 1844, Taylor 1848, Buchanan 1856, Lincoln 1860, Hayes 1876, Garfield 1880, Cleveland 1884, Harrison 1888, and Wilson 1912, indicating votes for unsuccessful opponents and total polled shaped outcomes.
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Hayes
Tilden
Harrison
Cleveland
Polk
Taylor
Buchanan
Lincoln
Garfield
Wilson
Ad About Heaven Sparks Childlike Insight
Six year old Dorothy, raised amid shop talk from advertising parents, brings home a Sunday school text. When asked about it, she calmly says she has "only an ad about heaven," reflecting innocent interpretation of religious messaging.
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Dorothy
Heaven
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