Capital City Notes Reports Snow Storm and Legislative Tensions
The Capital City notes a heavy snow storm and recounts partisan contests in Dallas county and St. Louis district politics. It covers gubernatorial receptions, labor leaders in town, a twine plant expansion bill, a supreme court clerk financial statement, a swelling bill backlog, and scrutiny of state finances led by State Treasurer Deal. The piece also memorializes James William Pearson, a 20 year old from a local family, with funeral details and reflections on life and death.
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J. R. Cox
Dallas County
J. H. McAaron
Cox
Committee On Elections
Major
St. Louis
Martin Ward
James Bowers
Wayne County
Supreme Court
Bowers
C. and A
Miss Lillian Whaley Visits Kirkeville School
Miss Lillian Whaley, a student at Kirkeville School, attended a visit on Saturday night. The report notes Whaley’s presence and the local event surrounding her attendance.
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Lillian Whaley
Kirkeville
Eke Whaley
In Memory of Jim Pearson Seniors of B H S 1913
In memory of our class mate Jim Pearson the seniors of B H S 1913 extend sincere sympathy to his father brothers and sisters. Pearson entered B H S with the class in 1910 and was part of the school community since then.
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Florence Fields
Dorris Dewitt
Harvey
Eunice Lawrence See
Ray Nickell Treas
Lena Adams
Ruby Lantz
Vesta Neely
Duncan
Jim Pearson
Jim
Remembering Jim A Beloved School Friend
Our senior year notes a bright, mischievous student who left school due to late entrance and illness. Jim is the first of our small band to be taken, and though grievous, we take solace in knowing he is happier now than before.
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Jim
As Others See Us Browning Missouri Courtesy Note
A letter from W. J. Howey Land Co represented by A. W. Johnson thanks Browning Missouri residents led by B D Bolling for warm hospitality during a visit on January 20 1915. The writer commends the town's unity and pleasant community spirit and expresses personal regard for shared courtesies.
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Ea City
B. D. Bolling
Browning
Bolling
W. J. Howey Land Co
A. W. Johnson
Infant Mary Lois Powell Dies at One Month
Mary Lois Powell daughter of Roscoe and Mrs Powell was born December 9 1914 and died January 25 1915 aged 1 month 17 days. Funeral at Dry Ridge church drew a large crowd. The brief obituary extends sympathy to the bereaved family. W Wy Glay.
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James William Pearson
H. C. Pearson
W. W. Clay
Mary Lois
Roscoe Powell
Dry Ridge
Mother
Sym
W. Wy Glay
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The fragment reads as a string of letters and names with no clear event or identifiable individuals or organizations. It lacks coherent context or actionable facts to summarize into a newspaper item.
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Ee Egig
Jeb
North Salem donors support preacher and family
Before the 22nd an idea formed in North Salem to honor the preacher. The Doctor visited the constituency and donors contributed fruits coffee tea sugar and other items. Donors include Mrs T R Dennis Mrs Sarah Richardson G W Houser F M Deskins and many others. The family expresses gratitude and pledges to serve better with God’s grace.
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North Salem
T. R. Dennis
Sarah Richardson
G. W. Houser
F. M. Deskins
Lee Brantner
Florence Moore
Aaron Brantner
John Jaynes
D. J. McCollum
W. W. Clay & Family
Reading Circle Organized by Kirksville Normal Supt Enyeart
Sup t Enyeart organizes a weekly reading circle at the school for two hours each Saturday under Kirksville Normal supervision. Participants earning a satisfactory exam receive credit toward education certificates or diplomas issued by the school. Enrolled to date: Supt Enyeart Miss Maud Fields Alice Ficklin Mable Craft Liera Marvin Cora Garrison and Mr Mrs Jas Williams.
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Sup
Kirksville Normal
Supt
Enyeart
Supt. Enyeart
Misses Maud Fields
Alice Ficklin
Mable*Craft
Liera Marvin
Cora Garrison
Jas. Williams
Auto Show Preparations Near Completion in Kansas City
After three months of work, E. KE. Peake, Secretary of the Kansas City Motor Car Dealers' Association, announces that all is ready for the big show to be held in Convention Hall the week of February 8. The decorating scheme follows Old Spanish Mission Architecture of the Seventeenth century.
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E. KE. Peake
Kansas City Motor Car Dealers’ Association
Convention Hall
Big Automobile Show Delights with Electric Cars and Luxury Liners
The article describes a grand display with wisteria decor and suspended electric streamers, featuring 116 exhibits across 78 car makes. It highlights ebony electric cars for Milady’s balcony views, gasoline models on the Arena Floor, and trucks with new dump bodies and fire fighting gear. The show claims wide manufacturer recognition as the world’s third largest.
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United States
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Peake
Acces
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