Birth of Doniphan Highlighted In Missouri History
Floyd C. Shoemaker chronicles Alexander William Doniphan a Kentucky born Missourian who led about 850 Missourians in the Mexican War earning fame for the 1846 Santa Fe and El Paso campaigns. Doniphan born July 9 1808 is noted for legal work in Missouri politics and a long career before dying August 8 1887 commemorated by monuments and a town named for him.
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Doniphan
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
Alexander William Doniphan
Xenophon
Maysville
Mason County
Kentucky
Joseph and
Anne Smith
Augusta College
Lexington
Liberty
Clay County
Joseph Smith
United States
Edwards
Army of the West
Kearney
Fort Leavenworth
Mexico
Santa Fe
California
Dasis
South
Wool
el Paso
Brazito
Sacramento
Chihuahua
Missouri General Assembly
Missouri State Guard
Washington
St. Louis
Richmond
Galt Edges Browning 3-2 In Extra Innings
Galt wins 3-2 over Browning Cubs after two innings on Sunday. Alex Cox earned the win with relief pitching and Moore struggled on the hill for Browning. Key fielding by Snapp and Tomes helped Galt pull ahead while Moore faltered in late innings. Umpires Moore and ???.
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Galt
Browning Cubs
Alex Cox
Moore
Tomes
Davis
Richardson
A. Cox
P. Cox
Williams
Mapes
Rolls
Browning Hove
Dickinson
Carr
Johnson
Thurlo
Atkins
J. Moore
R. Moore
Gather Eggs Often For Better Quality
Eggs degrade in nests as hens sit at 106 degrees. During forenoon hours many hens are active, causing deterioration. Gather eggs three to four times daily to preserve quality.
Proper Egg Handling And Storage On The Farm
Farmers should allow eggs to cool after laying then place them in a basket or air exposure rather than a bucket, before storing overnight. Air cooling slows heat loss and extends shelf life. Ideal storage is 55 to 58 degrees in a well ventilated basement free of strong odors, with frequent marketing to a dealer two or three times weekly.
Weather Man Gets Mixed Praise For Rain Pattern
A long note from W F Priebe advises poultry keepers to manage feed costs and maintain balanced rations to profit from egg prices. He cites a farmer who fed scraps and suffered low production, and another who kept a steady ration and sold many eggs during high prices. The second piece praises the Weather Man for rainfall that boosted crops, then notes heat and further rain expectations to keep praise steady.
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St, Iowa
W. F. Priebe
Sol
Ice Cream Supper Hosted by Friendship Circle Club
The Friendship Circle Club held an ice cream supper at Lucy Houser’s home on Tuesday night. Nine gallons of ice cream and twelve cakes were enjoyed as men and women played games while lots of socializing occurred. Present were numerous local families including the Murrell, Lyons, Bagley, Smith, Patterson, Slater, Stone, Gooch, Fuller, Ogle, and Creason households.
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Frienship Circle Club
Lucy Houser
Harry Murrell
Naomi
Phillips Ray
Hubert Lyons
Waverly
Virginia
Curt Bagley
Margaret
Clarice
Wilma
Erwin Smith
Eugene
Irvin Smith
Jay Smith
Irvin
Dixie
Henry Patterson
Bonnie Jo
Pansy Lou
Jim Slater
Keith
Earl Stone
Leon
Gooch
Herman
Clifford
Jack
Mildred Gooch
Bessie Smith
David Ogle
Lewis Gooch
Manual Creason
Elmert Patterson
Juanita Fuller
Reta Doris
Cecil Smith
Special Notice Our Printing At Live And Let Live Prices
A local notice announces a price promotion labeled live and let live. It highlights reduced rates for print services and urges readers to inquire at the office for details and eligibility. The brief offers no specific dates or contact information.
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Notic
Notice of Final Settlement for Florence A Flem ing
Final settlement of the estate of Florence A Fleming deceased to be filed at Linn County Missouri probate court in Linneus on August 14 1933 executors America Fleming and Curtis B Fleming will be present to complete the settlement for all creditors and interested parties.
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Florence A. Fleming
America Fleming
Curtis B. Fleming
Linn County
Missouri
Linneus
Two Good Rains Help Local Crops After Wet Spell
The recent rains improve corn and soybeans, with corn appearing to grow faster than weeds. Early corn is past plowing, late corn soon laid by. Farmers who skipped plowing will hoe out big weeds after haying, hoping to reduce chinch bugs for a bumper crop.
Turns Land To Better Uses reduces wheat acreage in Missouri
The program offers timely benefits to thousands of Missouri farms this fall and next spring in exchange for lowering wheat acreage. Land withdrawn from surplus production may be planted to clover, lespedeza, other legumes or grass to restore soil, curb erosion, and support food or feed crops for farmers’ own use.
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Missouri
Aurelius Smith's Neat Ruse
A tense scheme centers on Aurelius Smith and Jeffries plus Sanderson competing for a valuable proxy at a New York board meeting. Smith manipulates events using a piano, a rat trap, and a maid to conceal the special blue envelope containing the proxy as Bolingworth departs for California, while Sanderson’s bid to seize the document ends in a trap and a revealed empty envelopes rack.
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Bingwork
New York
Jeffries
Sanderson
Bolingworth
Long Island
Jefferies
Aurelius Smith
Smith
Jeffres
Sander
Stolth
Tle
California
Bollingworth
Colingworth
Ifante
Cerain
Teffries
Shere Jeffries
Sinderson
Butt
Germantown hosts earliest U S paper mill history
The article notes Germantown as the site of America’s first paper mill, highlighting its place in early U.S. industry and the long lineage of papermaking beginning there.
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America
United States
Germantown
Camel Swimming Power Demonstrated by Desert Dwellers
Archives of the Mormon church in Salt Lake City discuss a study by Frederick Daugh about camels for American desert transport. At the Colorado River, a camel swam 200 yards after being driven in by Lt Beale, with others crossing in small groups despite claims camels could not swim.
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Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
Frederick
Daugh
New York
Amican Desert
Dell Oaugh
Colorado River
Li Tenant Beale
Huck
Yellow River
Ching
Why Do We Laugh Why a psychiatrist explains laughter stages
A malformed OCR fragment asks why people laugh and traces laughter to infant development citing an expert from the Bri ssociation. It muses on whether adults have more reasons for merriment and reflects on writers like Browning Shakespeare and Rabelais. Montreal Stands
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Montreal
Dead reckoning and the navigation craft summary
The text explains dead reckoning as calculating a flight path using true course, starting and destination magnet variation, speed, wind, and distance. It describes adjusting for crab angle after determining the true direction to maintain the course and derive the compass reading for a planned voyage.
Coarse Ancient Tales Fabilaux and their satirical scope
Coarse fabliaux are short comic tales from the Twelfth and Thirteenth centuries by trouvères, often coarse and satirical, especially toward women. They illuminate social life and everyday manners, influencing writers like Boccaccio Chaucer and Moliere.
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Boccacelo
Chaucer
Mollere
Thereminvox instrument by Leon Theremin described
The Thereminvox, created by Prof Leon Theremin of Leningrad, is a musical instrument built entirely from electrical circuits. It has no stops or keyboards and relies on the operator’s hand motions near two electrodes to control volume and pitch.
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R. CA. Ment
Leon Theremin
Leningra
Washington Star
Argentina Becomes Major Importer of American Radio Sets
Radio reception in Argentina is booming with the country among the largest importers of American radio apparatus. Government oversees twenty broadcasting plants reaching nearly all regions. About 150,000 receivers in use, concentrated in Buenos Aires, with crystal sets prevalent and growing use of regenerative and multi-tube receivers. Germany supplies most headsets due to low price.
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Argentina
Attina
Buenos Aires
Germany
Gums Health Hint From Early Dental Advice
A historic dental note explains that a sound tooth embedded in a healthy gum signals good health. Gum color varies with circulation and brushing alone isn’t enough. It emphasizes daily care and careful attention to the gums.
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