Judge Joseph H Montgomery Seeks Re nomination in Chariton Circuit
Announcement from Judge Joseph H Montgomery of Keytesville Chariton County seeks re nomination to the Twelfth Judicial Circuit subject to voters of Chariton Linn and Sullivan Counties. He cites two terms as probate judge two terms as circuit judge and a record of no reversed felonies and reduced jury days to save taxpayer costs. He notes Spanish American War service and prior prosecuting attorney tenure.
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Joseph
Montgomery
Keytesville
Chariton County
Leader
Chariton
Lisa
Sullivan
Charlte County
United States
Spain
Fourth
Missouri Infantry
Judge Montgomery Honored Across Circuits for Trial Work
A 1928 report highlights Judge Montgomery’s high esteem as a trial judge, noting his assignments from multiple circuits including Ran doph Saline Carroll Ray Davies Livingston Grundy Pat- Tan and Macon. It cites his record of achievements and a creditable discharge of duties and public trusts, with nominations submitted to the Democratic party.
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Chéthge
Randoph
Saline
Carroll
Ray
Davies
Livingston
Grundy
Pat- Tan
Macon
Basides
Jude” Montgomery
Montgomery
BevNie Oj Hsjw
Marat
Auto Owners Casts License Plates in Lyndattay
Report notes Lyndattay on April 1, 1928 where auto owners, led by L. Phillips, Sheril, cast plates under the license system.
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Lyndattay
Lime shipments eyed for Linn County farmers
A Burlington official discussed delivering a tram load of lime to Linn County in April. The plan includes unloading at Melek field and Meadville, with about 37 cars in the order. The lime aims to boost crop yields by about twenty dollars per acre on similar soils.
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Panag
Walter Byrtemlby
Agricul Herre
Burlington Civnc
Sts. ‘Louis
Brookfield
Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Linn County
Kansas City
Material Corporation
Saints
Tis
Illinois
Hmreck Field
Meadville
Young Mares For Sale In Humphreys Missouri
A local ad lists several good young grade Percheron mares for sale at an affordable price. The seller identifies as W. Neet from Humphreys Missouri. The notice emphasizes quality mares suitable for breeding or work.
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Neet
Humphreys, Mo
Cow Gip Proves Milk Capacity Fixed Despite Feed Levels
Dr G Cole tested Gip the cow after naming her for thinking she gipped him. The test showed Gip produced about 10 lbs of milk daily regardless of feed, and reducing feed with daily milk weighing corrected feeding needs without lowering output. Records helped save feed and Gip cleared over 100 dollars a year. Gerald Harding began testing seven Linn County herds, confirming excellent cows in the Association, now with 25 members.
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G. Cole
Gerald Harding
Linn County
Lent-friendly main dishes list thrives on seafood and eggs
The passage lists omelets, cheese dishes, macaroni and cheese, goldenrod eggs, bean loaf, corn pudding, vegetable hash, corn fritters, and various fish and shellfish preparations. Emphasizes fish fresh smoked canned baked fried scalloped chowder crab shrimp scallops clams and oysters as adaptable Lenten mains.
How to care for tin utensils and pans
Tin utensils need only hot soapy water, a rinse in clear hot water, and thorough drying. Do not scrape tin pans as scraping reveals iron or steel that can rust. If food dried on a utensil, fill with a weak soda solution, heat briefly, then wash.
Finishes for linoleum and care guidance
The guide explains using wax on inlaid and plain linoleum and varnish on printed types to avoid softening. Finishes require cleaning like a wood floor, or simple sweeping with a soft brush and mop. It warns against alkali cleaners and flood washing, and notes corn crossing details for breeders and farmers.
Inbreeding Opens Path to Superior Corn Strains
The article notes that inbreeding or self-fertilization of corn is viewed as the best method to develop rarities and strains with larger yields or preferable traits. To achieve desired results, crossing two varieties is typically required.
Frontier shifts in U S lumber leadership and wheat seed treatment
The article traces historical lumber production leaders by decade from Maine to Washington and hints that in 1950 the top state will be the one planning for future forests. It also notes copper carbonate dust as an effective seed treatment against wheat smut, applied via rotating mills.
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United States
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Wisconsin
Washington
Louisiana
United States Forest Service
Improvised Farm Mixers Cut Costs on Local Grain
Farmers improvise dust cover methods for kernels using an old barrel churn or steel drum. A concrete mixer is sometimes available and used effectively. Smut in wheat remains a concern as prices dip, with discounts ranging from a few cents to 25 cents per bushel.
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Browning Drug CO
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Bos
Electric Theatre
Krazy Kats
McCormick Deering
Goy Peters
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