The Cow as man’s lasting friend and staple of home life
A long letter reflecting on farm life in Missouri and Oklahoma in 1915, noting rain, crops, prices for live stock, peaches, and the value of cows. The author praises the cow as a sustaining and loyal member of rural households, expressing affection and gratitude.
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Bove
Nickell
Missouri
Old
Oklahoma
March
Paul L. Gooch
New World
Tribute to The Cow and the Dark Ages of Savagery
Fragmentary tribute fragment mentions E. G. Bennett and debt to the cow. The text laments savagery and barbarism and references a Krein-ae to.man figure with unclear context. Not enough readable facts to form a clear event or person.
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G. Bennett
Property for Sale and Exchange in Central West Periodicals
Advertises farms and other properties for sale or exchange in Central West periodicals. Seeks sellers of farms or other property and promises quick, satisfactory results. Contact ready H, Calhoun for prospects and advertising.
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Central West
H, Calhoun
Little Boy Blue Recalls Sweet Moments With Mother
A poem-like notice presents a mother recalling her child as a bright joys and daily visits. Curly head hazel eyes and a dandy little beau describe the boy raised with care. Mrs. Roscoe signs the piece in a tender maternal voice.
Relics Found in Old Orchard Ground Near City
David Perkins uncovered a 19 carat gold ring a small black button and a baseball sized black rock while plowing six miles northeast of the city in an old orchard. The button bears Goodyear P T N R Co 1851 inscription and the ring is a heavy serpent style. The stones condition and weight are remarkable. The items likely lay buried for many years in soil.
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David Perkins
W. H. Halley
Goodyear
Putnam County Journal
Pie Crust Technique Taught By Missouri Domestic Science Girls
A Missouri University program trains domestic science students to craft light flaky crusts. Instructors emphasize finishing touches and proper technique to achieve satisfying results.
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University of Missouri
How to Mix Fat Into Dough for Flaky Pastry
The article advises rubbing fat into flour at the start or in stages to form a stiff dough then folding and chilling. Roll the dough square, distribute fat in layers, and chill between folds to avoid a fat soaked crust and achieve light flaky sheets.
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Mae
Marble Game Encouraged at Brown ing For All Ages
The note promotes marbles as the preferred game at Brown ing with practice needed to win in big ring or little ring. It notes six weeks of bad weather fueling interest in the traditional pastime and hints at lively competition among players of different ages.
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Browning
Browning Street Fair Promises Two Days of Free Entertainment
Town leaders Purdin and Ormiston announce Browning will host a two day street fair in early October with free entertainment for all. Local merchants and farmers pledge liberal premiums and widespread enthusiasm for a regional World’s Fair style event.
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Ormiston
Purdin
Mulby
Linn
Sullivan County
Browning
Obituary: Nathaniel S. Butler
Nathaniel S. Butler born September 15 1964 in Sullivan county Missouri married Sa linda Morgan January 12 1902. Four children Cora Amanda James and Vernon. Wife died September 2 2010. He died July 13 after short illness funeral by Rev W W Clay Hoover Cemetery laid beside wife awaiting resurrection morn.
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Nathaniel S. Butler
Sullivan County
Missouri
Salinda Morgan
Cora
Amanda
James
Vernon
Butler
W. W.clay
Hoover Cemetery
Hens fed beef scraps raise egg output says poultry professor
H. L. Kempster of the University of ... argues that feeding hens beef scraps or sour milk is a high protein policy for increasing egg production. The note reflects academic support for better feed strategies for poultry farmers.
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Pen
H. L. Kempster
The
University of
Brookfield Defeats BOM 4 2 in Pitcher Duel
Brookfield won 4 to 2 as both teams pitched well. Grover Gable delivered timely hitting, including a two run double scoring Williams and Ford, while Gable sparked the comeback as fans watched a tight game with slow balls and few hits.
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BOM
Brookfield
Grover Gable
Williams
Ford
Gable
Fragmented OCR note with unreadable content
A damaged OCR fragment from a newspaper page shows scattered letters and unclear wording. No coherent names dates or places are readable to establish a factual news item or event.
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