Birth of Judge Henry W. Bond in Missouri history
This week in Missouri history notes Henry Whitelaw Bond born January 27, 1848 near Brownsville Tennessee. The lawyer and judge rose to prominent St Louis practice, served in the legislature, and joined the Missouri Supreme Court before dying September 28, 1919 in Jefferson City.
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Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Henry Whitelaw Bond
Supreme Court
Brownsville
Tennessee
Bond
City University
St. Louis
Wyman
Edward Wyman
Law School
Harvard University
J. J. Lindsley
Lindsley and Bond
General Assembly
Charles Gibson and Son
Jefferson City
Thief Shifty Rogers Caught After Hotel Heist
In a hotel lobby Shifty Rogers eyes a diamond bracelet while planning theft. House detective Tom Deegan corners him in a rented room and recovers a necklace after a tense standoff. The maid’s linen loss and towels shift the investigation to mistaken misplacement.
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Shifty
Tom Deegan
House
Deegan
Mr. Matthews
Matthews
Rogers
Daily Miracles of Railroads Highlight Unsung Efficiency
A weeding overview extols U S railroad service noting 2 million freight cars travel 19 billion miles annually and their location is tracked constantly. It claims rails haul a ton a mile for under a cent, 45 cents of every dollar goes to labor, funds support 1.6 million students, and that safety on trains exceeds home safety.
Rev Cooper Writes To Friends Continued From Page One
A letter from C L Cooper and family describes school work at Gymnasio Americano with Rev C E Hubbard as founder. They urge readers to pray for progress, note good start, and thank friends in the U S for Christmas news.
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Cooper
Rev
C. E Hubbard
Gymnasio Amercano
C. L. Cooper
U. S
Pauline Cooper
Man Wanted for Permanent Farm Work in Small Town
An employment notice seeks a man for permanent work on a farm located in a small town. Initial earnings set at $75 per month. Applicants should respond with name and address to Box 743, care of the newspaper.
Crop losses cited in county repayment record remarks
Blistered crops and greatly reduced farm incomes in this section of the state were noted as Mr. Barnes commented on repayment records in the county.
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Barnes
Railroads Shine In Bright Chapter Of American Industry
The railroads mark one of the brightest chapters in the magnificent history of American industry as described in a period article.
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Henry W. Bond
East
Middle West
Washington
New York
Pacific
Congress
Frank Priebe
Chambers of Commerce
Illinois
Salvation Army
Southern Illinois
Finney Avenue
Victor Lundgren
St. Louis, Mo
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN Service
Resettlement Administration Division of Information
Indianapolis
Resettlement Administration
Linneus
Linn County
R. M. Barnes
Drouth
Roy Haley
Wisl
Haley
Camry
TONE
the Farmers Store
Browning
CORA
Humphreys
Harris
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