Walter Williams Journalistic Giant of Missouri Public Life
Walter Williams born July 2 1864 in Boonville Missouri rose from printer’s devil to editor and owner of the Boonville Advertiser. He led Columbia Herald Missouri Press Association president and world journalist figure later founding University of Missouri School of Journalism dean and lifelong advocate for training future reporters.
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Walter Williams
Boonville
Missouri
Columbia Herald
Middle West
St. Louis Presbyterian
Jefferson City
Missouri Press Association
National Editorial Association
Press Congress of the World
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
Pan-American Congress of Journalism
School of Journalism
University of Missouri
New School of Journalism
Missouri Valley College
Kansas State Agriculture College
Washington University
State Historical Society of Missouri
Society
Finnce
Board of Curators
Local Social Notes Update From Community Pbers
Tuesday dinner guests included Mrs. Jennie Epperson and Mrs. Belle Riley. Sunday visitors for Miss Ruth Arnold were Miss Betty Baker and Mrs. Dorothy Sayre. Funeral attendance brought Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phillips and J. W. of Marceline. Others visiting included Mr. and Mrs. George Bates and Mrs. Wood of Canton with Mrs. Eunice Dickinson. July 4 celebrations at Trenton Park featured Jas Rudloff and Charlene Haggard. Galt hosted Rev and Mrs. Hood for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russell. Roger City guests: M. J. Fields and daughter Mrs. Clive Freeland. Young Married class plans a study meeting July 7 at 2 PM with Mrs. Nellie Seaman. Sunday evening visitors at G T Woodward’s: Ray Nickell and family, Edna Nickell, Rosalie Linhart, Earl Nickell and family, Raymond Alpasch, Walter Rhodes, Sandra Ruth Rhodes, R. E. Harris family, Mary Ruth, Eudora, and Clayton.
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Jennie Epperson
Belle Riley
America Fleming
Betty Baker
Dorothy Sayre
Ruth Arnold
Harry Phillips
J. W
Marceline
J. T. Hooker
George Bates
Wood
Canton
Eunice Dickinson
Jas. Rudloff
Charlene Haggard
Trenton
Norfolk
Eugene Hood
Fred Russell
Galt
M. J. Fields
Near Roger
Clive Freeland
St. Charles
United Methodist Church
Nellie Seaman
G. T. Woodward
Ray Nickell
Raymond
St. Louis
Edna Nickell
Jimmie
Rosalie Linhart
Earl Nickell
Joye
Bobby
Raymond. Alpasch
W. R Rhodes
Sandra Ruth
R. E. Harris
Mary Ruth
Eudora and
Clayton
Church of Christ Sunday School and Communion
Church of Christ invites all ages to Sunday School at 10 00 followed by Communion. Jas P Bolling serves as superintendent and welcomes everyone to attend.
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Church of Christ
Jas. P. Bolling
Methodist Church School Schedule and Services
The Methodist Church School meets each Sunday at 10 00 a m alternating between two churches with H L Schrock and W P Nickell as Superintendents. Preaching services occur on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m led by Rev J Y Norfolk. The second Sunday of each month also offers services at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m by Rev O B Hobbs. Everyone is invited to attend.
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H. L. Schrock
W. P. Nickell
J. Y. Norfolk
O. B. Hobbs
Baptist Church Announces Sunday School and Services
Orval Hamman is pastor with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Carl Drake serves as Superintendent. Preaching occurs on the 2nd and 4th Sundays each month at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. You are invited to attend these services.
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Orval Hamman
Carl Drake
Prayer Meeting at Williams Home Thursday Night
A union service with prayer Bible reading and discussion is held weekly. This week it meets at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Williams starting at 7 45 PM.
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C. C. Williams
Good Tomato Canning Tips From Ruth Foster
Ruth Foster of the Missouri College of Agriculture advises on selecting firm ripe tomatoes and uniform shapes for quality canned goods. She outlines blanching, cooling, peeling and coring steps, cold pack versus hot pack methods, salt addition, jar filling, and processing times to prevent spoilage and ensure safe storage.
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Ruth Foster
Missouri Colleg of Agriculture
Tomato Juice Preparation Tips From Classical Instructions
Fully ripe tomatoes only for tomato juice. Remove moldy parts and cores, wash, cut, simmer until tender, then sieve through a cone or bowl shaped strainer to minimize air. Add only salt one half to one teaspoon per quart and avoid spices as they darken flavor. Reheat to boiling and process five minutes.
Local sheep dip sets new record and egg letter urges growers
Luther Waller reports dipping 372 sheep last Friday for clients including Ross Fuller and C L McQuown as he promotes William Cooper and Nephew powder for single dipping. A letter from Frank Priebe urges independent egg producers to improve egg quality to meet market demands and capture higher prices.
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Luther Waller
Milan
Ross Fuller
C. L. McQuown
Paul Warren
Homer Creason
G. E. Wilhite
Sullivan County
Waller
William. Cooper and Nephew
Boston
Middle West
Pilgrim
Cape Cod
Somone
Frank Priebe
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The
State Historical Society OF
the Methodist Church
Bugs
Magnesia
Alice Waugh
J. G. May Drug Company
Tae
Browning, Mo
East
Pilgrim Poultry Products
Iowa
Farmers Store
Folger's Coffee
DE Laval
Men’s Athletic Union
Griffin
Kellogg
Meat Department
Bacon
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