Endorsement for W W Rucker in Chariton County Race
The Chariton Courier argues for W. W. Rucker in the congressional race, praising his long service and trustworthiness. It rebukes Lozier for claiming life tenure and urges Chariton County voters to give Rucker their largest vote on August 1, highlighting Rucker as worthy and democratic.
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Chariton County
Rucker
Congress
Lozier
Judge Rucker
Mr. Lozier
Ias
Carroll County
W. W. Rucker
Chariton Courier
Keytesville
Slats Diary Lilting on a Train Trip Misadventure
Slats narrates a rough cross country trip in a Pullman beginning Friday night. The entry recalls humorous mishaps such as pajama mishaps, sleeping arrangements, a rattled waiter, and a misread dining car advertisement. The diary covers days Saturday through Thursday with mixed travel scenes and a flirtation moment before a sickness on Thursday.
North and South Primary Highway Goal Centered in State
Unionville's editor urges routing a north south state primary road through the state’s geographic center. A Browning meeting failed to attract Unionville representation but promises a later gathering. The proposed route from the Iowa line through Unionville Milan Linne rs would shorten mileage and better balance east west service, tapping the North River Route near St Louis Kansas City.
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Joe Nickell
Browning
Unionville
Iowa Line
Milan
Linners
North Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jeffersgn City
Unionville Republican
Rucker Ralh Lozier Run for County Ticket Seats
Announcement lists candidates for Sullivan Linn and related county offices. W W Rucker Ralh Lozier represent congressional bid with H W Atkins as prosecuting attorney and M Y Rusk as county clerk in Linn County.
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Sullivan County
H. W. Atkins
Linn
M. Y. Rusk
No hunting or fishing ban on Haley Brothers farm
On the old home place a notice posts no hunting no fishing and no public road through the property. The Haley Brothers issue the warning and keep out.
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Haley Brothers
Model Town of North Billerica shows garden driven design
A Boston Transcript correspondent describes North Billerica in Model Town, praising cottage variety and especially gardens. The piece notes feminine touches, masculine ambition in larger plots, and guidance by a landscape designer. Talbot Mills president Frederic S. Clark cites friendly labor relations with low turnover and a single major strike in 25 years.
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North Billerica
Mass
Boston Transcript
Frederic S. Clark
Talbot Mills
Town planning urged as vital for American growth
Rev Howard Childley of Winchester argues town planning is an ancient craft seen in Roman England and Oxford. He cites European cities ahead of the United States and calls for community education and cooperative effort to realize planning's value. Mr Young urges higher state funding and public interest to support municipal forests and planning.
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Howard, Childley
Winchester
England
Oxford
United States
Childley
Commonwealth
Young
When a City Is Disfigured By Billboards
A Kansas City Star editorial warns that disfigured neighborhoods from billboards and intrusive business construction harm the whole city. It argues ugliness deters home ownership, weakens growth, and treats the city as a united unit where damage to one area is damage to all.
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Kansas City Star
Pa asks Santa for electric train on Christmas
A Boston Transcript line quotes Johnny addressing his father on Christmas afternoon. The boy asks why his father did not request Santa Claus to bring him an electric train, noting the boy’s fondness for playing with it.
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Johnny
Santa Claus
Boston Transcript
Rural Community Best in Civilization and Development
A concise note emphasizes that civilization culture and development of rural people are found in conjunction with towns and small cities rather than apart from them. The quotation attributed to Galpin highlights integration of rural and urban progress.
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Galpin
Companionship Quip Over Skinned Fur Trade
A terse exchange frames a man questioning pity for an animal skinned for furs and another noting shared fate, highlighting a blunt social reflex about luxury gifts and animal suffering within a stoic humor context.
Sorghum Exchange Over Speech Style At Senate Session
Senator Sorghum says he quit using humorous anecdotes after audiences demanded funny stories less than serious arguments. The exchange comes during a session on rhetoric and public speaking.
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Senator Sorghum
Cowpeas in Combination with Corn and Sorghum for Dairy Farms
A U S Department of Agriculture guide explains cowpeas with corn for silage and hay, and cowpeas with sorghum for hay or silage. It notes advantages, suitable mixes, and sowing rates including 1 bushel cowpeas and 1/2 bushel sorghum per acre, plus row planting details.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cowpea
South
Louisiana
Milk Sampling for Fair Test
A fair milk test uses an average from two or four milkings. Cows vary by milking, lower morning yields than at night. Therefore an average is needed and sampling from more than one milking ensures accuracy.
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Mitey Pritty
Ralph Lozier
Massachusetts
Electric Theatre
Tarzan
Goldwyn
Tarzan Pictures
The
New York Evening Journal
G. S. Payne
Royal Cleaners
Bettelheim Block
Brookfield
Missouri
AL Railway Advertik
Brandeis
Omaha
Nebr
Saveri
Federal Trans
Crains Drug Store
Clyde R. Sayers
J. J. Smith
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