Despondent Teens and Fatal Car Crash In Missouri
Reads like a county ledger of Missouri incidents. Youth Bennie Moenning shoots himself after a sweetheart’s death while Hiram Phillips dies en route to hospital after toying with a revolver. Mrs. W. A. Paulk killed in a two vehicle collision on Highway 67 near Greenville. Corbin ranch of 1300 acres in Bates County sells for 100000 with gas and water systems.
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Boy
Self Thayer
Hiram Phillips
West Plains
W. A. Paulk
Wayne ‘County
Greenville
Corbin Ranch
Merwin
Corbin
Bates County
Corbin Land Company
TH. A. Daugherty
Kansas City
Nice Surprise Suicide Tragedy In Washington Jewelry Flat
In Washington a man named Joseph W. Trumbly a 32 year old jeweler died by his own action after conspiring with Miss Nellie Thelma Howard 19 to bring him a gray handkerchief and necktie for a supposed surprise. The incident unfolded after he welcomed her to his Columbia NW apartment and a note reading Im sorry Joe was found with the body. Dr Joseph Rogers certified death by self inflicted gas poisoning. The case links to despondency over his separation from his wife Mrs Gertrude Trumbly and a World War wound. Police found a diary detailing his distress and plans for the fatal surprise.
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Washington
Nellie Thelma Howard
Joseph W. Trumbly
Columbia
Read
N. W
Trumbly
Joe
Miss
Miss Howard
Teee Peek
Police
Lupton
Watering Cows Boosts Milk Output Says New York Expert
A. M. Goodman of the New York State College of Agriculture notes it costs more to have cows carry water. John Lonergan of Tully, N. Y., found 18 to 20 cows produced nine cans daily when water came from barn bowls, versus creek watering. Modern drinking bowls with a paddle valve cut labor and improve intake. piping costs have fallen. A free leaflet on installation is available from the Ithaca college department. request 50-W.
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A. M. Goodman
New York State College of Agriculture
John Lonergan
Tully
N. Y
Lonergan
Goodman
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Ithaca
Lanford Lives by Swallowing Metal Ball Daily
Earl Lanford, a Charlotte businessman, must swallow a one inch metal ball each morning to keep alive. A bronchoscopy expert from Philadelphia, Dr. Gabriel Tucker, pioneered the method after earlier feeding via stomach incision and rubber tube. If the esophagus closed, Lanford would likely die.
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Charlotte
N. C
Earl Lanford
Gabriel Tucker
Philadelphia
Lanford
Greer
S. C
Tucker
Sanford
Cat smothers four month old in Connecticut crib
In Waterbury Connecticut a family cat smothered four month old Howard Hatch while the infant slept. The mother Mrs Rudo Hatch found the cat asleep on the child and drove it away then later discovered the baby dead during a bath. A doctor said the cat had been trying to warm itself.
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Waterbury
Conn
Uoward Hatch
Rudo Hatch
Wedding Falls Witnessed as Groom Dies in Italy
Signor Natale fellows died minutes after a fall entering Milan church for his wedding. He was mortally injured but the ceremony proceeded with his bride and guests present. The tragedy halted after the vows as emergency crews attended to the groom.
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Milan
Italy
Signor
Natale Fellows
Fatal Fight Over Pig in Portuguese Africa
Tribes clash in Portuguese Africa after a pig theft sparks brutal fighting. Hundreds of natives are reported killed as two tribes engage in fierce clashes over the stolen animal.
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Pig
Lisbon
Portuguese Africa
Jesus Feeds the Hungry Crowd and the Bread of Life
Lesson for January 31 centers on Jesus compassion for the crowd and the feeding miracle. It explains discipleship duties, dependence on Christ, and the result that those who come to Jesus shall never hunger or thirst with faith bringing eternal life.
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Jesus
Mark
Tresides
Philip
Andrew
Christ
Heaven
Jesus Christ
Splendid Dairy Record Earns Ohio Honor for Barnhart Herd
Charles Barnhart of the Madison- Darby Dairy Herd Improvement Association won Ohio’s state honor for the highest herd average in dairy contest circles. His Jersey and Guernsey herd produced 9,189 pounds of milk and 547 pounds of butterfat per cow yearly, with 11 cows in production. Feed cost averaged $113 per head, profit over feed cost was $126, labor income totaled $801.55, about 50 cents per hour. The record ranks sixth nationally, with the top butterfat per cow at 582 pounds in Robert Roemer’s Colorado herd.
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Charles Barnhart
Madison- Darby Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Ohio
The
Dairy Tribune
United States
Robert Roemer
Colorado
Barnhart
Jersey
Guernsey
Salt cups boost milk flow in dairy herds
Tests show salt and mineral cups attached to stanchions near cows improve milk production by encouraging mineral intake and thirst. Dairymen report milk yields rise enough to justify the cups in two to three months, with design trials favoring narrow openings to minimize waste.
Three Times a Day Milking Considered for Dairy Farms
The article notes three daily milkings are used in some herds in the country and in Scandinavia to boost output. It doubts family-sized farms will adopt the practice due to labor needs, while larger farms might profit if workers are arranged to limit milking to two sessions.
Dairy Fact Notes on Water, Cows and Crops
The item discusses spring water pollution risks and dairy quality, notes a cow of large size consumes air and water amounts, cites Michigan farmers harvesting 43 million bushels versus 25 million prior year, and reports New York dairy herd associations testing 37,488 cows in October with 379 unprofitable cows culled in September.
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Michigan
Michigan Crop Reporting Service
New York
Thoughts on Prayer and Virtue in Quotations
A collection of reflective lines comparing prayer guiding character, sin as a burden, questions about stylistic choices in spelling Christian, and a metaphor on how faults deepen beauty when carved by time. Each line offers a compact moral or insight.
Hindus Eager to Draw Chariot of Juggernaut at Puri Festival
The Juggernaut chariot procession moves through Puri with police presence to ensure safety as devotees pull the 32 wheeled car seven feet wide and seek salvation by aiding the ceremony. The festival draws thousands annually to the Garden temple and spotlights Hindu beliefs about incarnation and pilgrimage.
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Juggernaut
Puri
India
Lord of the
Garden
Paradox Child Employment and Adult Unemployment
Article notes the paradox of child employment contributing to lasting adult unemployment and economic hardship. It discusses how early work limits schooling and skill development, reducing long term job prospects for youths.
In youth you read of strange and fascinating places
A reflective line notes how childhood reading inspires travel later in life to distant and curious locales, suggesting a lifelong pattern from imagination to real exploration.
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Self
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KE. J. Hendricks
Central Missouri State Teachers’ College
Warrensburg
Caulfield
Anna Ilefti
Safe
Maries County
A. G. Lindner
Lindner
Heftt
Mrs. Lindner
Missouri
State Highway Department
University of Missouri
Missouri State School Administrative Association
Missouri U. Man Columbia
International College At
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Bh. Seiberling
Howell Township
Howell County
C. RR. Kelly
Seiberling
J. E. Threlkeld
Roy Tipton
Missouri Penitentiary
U. S. Marshall D. BB. Calhoun
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
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Tipton
Springfield
Thomas N. Gideon
Gideon
Co. H. Early
Charles
Centralia
Bank of Centralia
Early
Boone County
Supreme Court
Charles T. Hays
Hannibal
Tenth Judicial Circuit
Hannibal Court of Opposing
Rotary of State
Missouri Supreme Court
State Public Service Commission
Missouri Power and Light Company
Martinsburg
Vet
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Keeles
P. B
Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Ruth
Chang
Lever Brothers
Ambridge
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