Missouri News Roundup on Crops Banks and Commissions
Butler County reports strong cotton prospects with 80 percent up to a good stand and 65 percent cultivated amid recent rains. County funds sue defunct Farmers Bank of Callao over a $40 000 bond. state bodies clash on road bond maturities saving taxpayers over $500 000. Printing priority for official documents remains in doubt.
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Butler County
Joh Boeving
Cotton Belt Mber Company
Missouri
Boeve
Butler
Boeving
Cutton
Macon
Raymie E. Burch
Farmy Bank of
Callao
C. E. French
T. Coleman
The
Farmers’ Bank
F. Bahbert Taylor
C. A. Coleman
Grand Jury
Mn City
Ing
St. Louis
Legistre
Grea Washington School
Kirksville
Washin
Hermann
William Radtke
Carl F. Ristine
Lexton
France
W. D. O’ban
Sedalia
California
Tistine Pfaken
Kansas City
O’bannion
Bannion
Edalia
Jefferson City
Thomas F. Killian
Sei
Brotherhood of Loco- Firemen
Brotherhood of Loco- Firemen and Enginemen
Detroit
State Board of Fund Commissioners
Theodore Gary
State Highway Commission
Gary
Highway Commission
Mercantile Trust Company of
Baker
Otto
Stephens
State Printing Commission
House
Senate
General Assembly
Federal Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
Washington, D. C
Treasury
State Finance Department
Bank of Oak Ridge
Cape Girardeau County
H. G. Harrison
State Bank Examiner
Finance Department
Arapaho
Fulton
Ruby Harris
Bellamy Springs
State Supreme Court
Leon Willams
Harry Leonard
Williams
Billings Milling Company of
Billings
Friz E. Smith, Miller
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Nursery Puzzle
A reader guide explains filling white squares with dictionary words, using numbers to mark the first letters of horizontal and vertical words. Definitions note abbreviations slang initials technical terms and obsolete forms. The puzzle page includes instructions for solving the nursery puzzle without placing letters in black squares.
Puzzle and Puzzle Answers From a 1925 Newspaper Page
A mixed layout presents a word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues, including numbers like 68 and 838, plus several garbled hints. The page mentions a solution to be printed in the next issue and lists clues for various common words, synonyms, and phrases.
Outdoor Recreation a God-Given Antidote for Many Ills
The article quotes the General Federation of Women's Clubs praising outdoor recreation as a remedy for modern ills. It highlights nature's beauty as a teacher of honesty and contentment, urging people to preserve forests, rivers, and wild places for future generations and to teach sportsmanship in the outdoors.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Stevenson
Christ
Earth
Train Yourselves to Sacrifices for Opportunities
A speaker urges office workers to study less diversions and focus on personal aims and sacrifice. He cites Edison on genius, warns against demagoguery, and says opportunities today require greater effort and enterprise. The path to wealth lies in spending less than one earns.
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Edison
The Americanization of Soviet Russia and the American Type
A commentary argues for Americanism as a model for Soviet Russia, defining American type by work merit and equal opportunity. It likens Russia’s Bolshevik era to Peter the Great’s reform era and predicts Russia’s future ascent in the American fashion with adaptations from earlier U S progress.
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Soviet
Russia
Peter the Great
United States
Washington
End of World War Materialism Promises Violent Reaction
A forecast argues that postwar materialism will provoke a violent reaction before giving way to spiritual renewal. It contends that salvation lies not in ritualism or philosophy but in the Spirit of Christ and the purity of Christ’s teaching. Senator McNary emphasizes irrigation reclamation’s success and the need to balance urban and rural life to sustain the farm home.
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McNary
Oregon
Republic
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