Chillicothe Warriors Triumph In Fast Park Victory
Chillicothe Warriors defeated Browning 4 to 1 at South End Park in a high speed game. Christy Arnold pitched for Chillicothe and Leon Norman worked for Brownling. In the seventh inning four Warriors crossed the plate after a scoreless start amid misplays by Browning leading to four runs.
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Chillicothe Warriors
Browning
South End
Christy” Arnold
Chillicothe
Leon Norman
Wheeling
Arnold
Williams
Meat substitutes and a life of service in Missouri
A Missouri College of Agriculture guide promotes meat substitutes such as milk eggs and cottage cheese to reduce meat costs citing practical recipes from the university and farm life. The piece also records the obituary of John Singleton born 1850 died 1916 detailing his family and church life.
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Home Economics
University of Missouri
Missouri College of Agriculture
Columbia
Misses Williams Entertained Guests At East Town Home
Misses Anna and Etha Williams hosted many young people at their east town home on Wednesday evening May 24 1916. The gathering featured conversation music and an impromptu program by guests with light refreshments served. All departed praising the hostesses as ideal entertainers.
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Anna
Etha Willams
Farm Loans With Low Rates and Flexible Prepay Privilege
Advertisement stating C. M. Thornton offers farm loans at the lowest interest rates and best prepayment privileges, encouraging farmers to arrange financing.
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Adv
C. M. Thornton
ParentTeacher Association Auction Yields Prizes
The text reports Best’s winning first prize and Miss Maude Fields’ second in a local PTA event. Miss Mabyn hosted the earnest room at the venue.
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Teles
Miss Mabyn
Prise
Laws And Decisions Relating To Newspaper Subscriptions
A legal note explains liability for newspaper subscriptions and payment when someone accepts or uses any article of value. It outlines that accepting a publication constitutes intent to defraud and may hold the recipient responsible for payment even without an order.
Lena Adams and E M Falkner wed in Warrensburg ceremony
Miss Lena Adams and E M Falkner were married at the groom’s parents home by Rev Jackson of the Christian church. The couple, former Warrensburg residents, honeymooned in Kansas City and are visiting the bride’s mother. Falkner teaches commercial work. Alumni meeting May 28 featured class of 1916 initiation, prizes to Beverly Bolling Paul Neet and Mrs Katherine Calhoun, with music and a two course supper.
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Lena Adams
Frank Adams
City
Warrensburg
E. M. Falkner
N. J. Falkner
Miss Adams
Jackson
Christian Rcl
Kansas City
Falkner
E. “Rey
Alumni Association
Beverly Bolling
Paul Neet
Katherine Calhoun
Roll of Honor lists recent renewals and notices
The Leader-Record publish a roll of honor for new and renewal notices. Readers are urged to check the paper’s tag and send a check if their name is missing but should be listed, with names including Mrs Ed Garrett Otwa Iowa J B Taylor Mrs R A Parwer Appleton Minn Christy route 3.
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Leader-Record
Bey
Witten
Winfield
Ed Garrett
Otwa
Iowa
J. B. Taylor
R. A. Parwer
Appleton
Minn
Christy
Route 3
Pur dith Visitor Ot Mundell Between Trains
Ot Mundell of Pur dith was seen here during a layover between train arrivals and departures.
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Ot Mundell of
Purdith
Bloodiess Battle by M U Soldiers at University Cadet Drill
The University of Missouri cadet corps at Columbia staged a sham battle titled the Battle of the Cowpens. About 800 cadets fought in a simulated war with cannons and trenches to mimic combat and defend against an imagined invasion.
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University of Missouri At Columbia
the Cowpens
Cowpens
Invasion Repelled After Hour-Long Battle
Outposts sighted invaders and opened fire with rifle and cannon. An hour of fighting followed before the attackers surrendered and were declared the victors turned to the defenders.
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Fense
Town and Country Unite for Mutual Economic Growth
A regional editorial argues towns and farmers form one unit and must cooperate to raise living standards, improve markets and credit, and extend buying and selling strength. It stresses towns support farmers without eroding demand and highlights the banker, storekeeper, railroad, and manufacturer as productive partners, not parasites.
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Bob Bell
John
Singleton
Edna Bowyer
Purdin
Charles D
Edd and
Lewis
Linneus
Charlie
Montana
R. J. Alexander
Laclede
D. W. Grice
Mt. Olive Church
J. W. Drinkard
Falkner-Adams
Roll OF Honor
M. U
Christine Tharedsy Ee Hee
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