Birth of Judge Henry W Bond in Missouri history
This week recalls Henry Whitelaw Bond born January 27 1848 near Brownsville Tennessee a lawyer jurist and supreme court judge. He built a prominent St Louis legal career forming Lind sley and Bond then Gibson Bond Gibson later served in the state legislature and on the St Louis Court of Appeals before joining the Supreme Court where he died September 28 1919.
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Henry W. Bond
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Henry Whitelaw Bond
Supreme Court
Brownsville
Tennessee
Judge Bond
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
Shifty robs hotel pearls but is foiled by detective
Shifty Rogers plots to steal a flawless string of pearls from a hotel guest. He secures the loot but is confronted by hotel detective Tom Deegan who forces surrender. The maid and linen theft mix with the caper, revealing heist dynamics and room number clues.
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Rogers
Shifty
Tom Deegan
House
Deegan
Mr. Matthews
Matthews
Help Wanted man from town or farm for steady work
Advertisement seeks a man living in a small town or on a farm for permanent employment. starting pay is 75 dollars per month. respond by mailing name and address to Box 743, care of this paper.
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Salvation Army
Missouri
Southern Illinois
Finney Avenue
St. Louis
Victor Lundgren
St. Louis, Mo
Farm income concerns cited in county repayment records
Mr. Barnes notes that crop losses have slashed farm incomes in this section of the state, commenting on repayment records in the county.
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Barnes
Daily Miracles of Railroads Versus Public Notice
The piece extols railroad efficiency, noting two million freight cars travel 19 billion miles yearly and their locations are tracked constantly. It cites a ton of freight a mile for less than a cent, labor takes 45 percent of revenue, and rail funds educate 1.6 million children annually while safety remains high.
Rev Cooper Writes To Friends From Page One
Letter from C L Cooper and family describes school efforts in Gymnasia Americano and hopes to improve next year. They note strong support from parents despite other city schools’ enrollments and ask for prayers and blessings for the New Year. Pauline Cooper adds a Christmas card update from the field.
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Ron
Rev
Gymnasia Amercano
C. L. Cooper
U. S
Pauline Cooper
Railroads Spark One Bright Chapter in American Industry
The railroads emerge as a central feature in the history of American industry, described as a bright, defining chapter that showcases innovation, growth, and national expansion. The passage emphasizes their pivotal role and enduring legacy.
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East
Middle West
Washington
New York
Pacific
Congress
Frank Priebe
Orpen
Chambers of Commerce
Illinois
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WNN Service
Resettlement Administration Division of Information
Indianapolis
Resettlement Administration
Linneus
Linn County
R. M. Barnes
Drouth
Cooper
Roy Haley
Haley
Wright
Lamay
Browning
Farmers Store Store No. 2—Co
Harris
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