No official link between Roll Call and Tuberculosis Seals
The Missouri Tuberculosis Association released a statement to prevent public confusion between National Tuberculosis Association fundraising and the Red Cross. It notes different emblems, clarifies there is no funds interchanged, and sets timing for Armistice Day to Thanksgiving campaigns. It urges clear publicity to distinguish the two, allowing early Seals delivery to merchants pre-November end.
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National Tuberculosis Association
American Red Cross
Missouri Tuberculosis Association
Charles A. Freck
Missouri Tuberculosis Asociation
Amercan Red Cross
Red Cross
Frank
Letter on Egg Factories and Free Ranging Chickens
The writer tours an egg factory with thirty thousand chickens in individual cages and a separate room where hens roam on straw. He notes efficiency and better looks and yields, but questions if farms can match such operation without relying on advanced equipment. He concludes better practice lies in farming methods, not equipment.
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Frank Priebe
G P Club Holds October Meetings and Antique Day
The G P Club met with Miss Wilma Johnson on October 14 with ten members and several visitors. The day featured embroidery tea towels and a dress project, a windup with a noontime dinner, and a review of Gone With the Wind by Mrs Genevieve Thurlo. On October 25 the club held an all day session at Mrs Jessie Oliver’s home for Antique Day with many objects displayed and a birthday cake for Wilma.
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G. P. Club
Wilma Johnson
Mesdames
Corey McQuown
Roy Bundies
Earl Jacobs
Sam Falconer
Florence Johnson
Mary
Genevieve Shepherd
Ival
Hazel Buddies
Eldene Jacobs
John Oliver
Art Hoselton
J. W. McQuown
Clarence
Allison Johnson
Genevieve Thurlo
Jessie Oliver
Noble Crooks
Bertha Fields
H. N. Thurlo
Floyd Jolley
Willis Jolley
Coulee City
Wash
Thrift, Economy, and Selling Useful Household Items
The author urges thrift by selling still usable furniture stoves and tools rather than junking them. Homeowners and farmers can help neighbors by offering items at reasonable prices, using the paper’s columns to reach buyers and earn a few dollars in the process.
Halloween Party In Room I Brings Ghostly Fun
Room I students staged a Halloween party after school with third and second graders planning the event aided by Miss Anderson. First graders visited as guests while four mothers joined in. décor featured pulled shades, games, contests, and a fun frightful scene with forty one goblins and witches.
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Miss Anderson
Charlie Head
Orpha Jacobs
Jack Gender
John Gender
Masked party at Mrs Woolf's yields prize
Friday night they held a party at Mrs Woolf's with guests in masks. Doris Mae Hines won the best masked prize as everyone enjoyed the evening.
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Mrs
Store Development Progress Noted Amid Student Ownership Changes
The grocery project advances with decorations added to improve looks. Ownership alternates among students, with two serving three days each before another change. November reports progress, about a week ahead of the new State Course of Study.
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Burton
Hawthorne
Bailey
Corporal Cameron
Connor
Deeping
Sherlock Holmes
Doyle
Janice Meredith
Ford
Tess
D’urberville
Hardy
Lindbergh
Keyhoe
Major
Byrd
Foster
Sabatini
Gentle Julia
Tarkington
Indiana
Alice Adams
Alcott
Poor Richard
Bachellor
Galswothy
Uncle Remus
Harris
State Department of Education
Halloween Party At Gym Promises Festive Games
The band hosts a Halloween party in the gymnasium on Friday October 29 at 7 30 p m with games and contests. Sandwiches cocoa and cookies are served. After a week of inactivity morning practices resume Tuesday.
Brookfield hosts county tourney and Forker wins two games
The county basketball tournament runs November 4 to 6 at Brookfield. Forker defeats Browning 48 to 8 in boys play and 20 to 19 in girls, after which new library titles join the shelf.
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Brookfield
Forker
Browning
Slats Diary Quotation On Football And Kicking
A Sunday diary fragment shows a sermon style line about making a football out of almost everything and lots of kicking. It reflects casual thoughts on sports and preaching.
Endearment Confusion and Civic Wears in a Small Town
A local diary recounts a week of school events and a church sermon quarrel over a Sunday service. The writer notes advertisements and a carbon monoxide warning, plus detailed guidance on selecting and storing seed corn for 1938 planting.
Keep This In Mind Every newspaper in the coun
A brief line from a vintage page urges readers to remember a general guideline about newspapers across the country. The incomplete fragment hints at media instruction or editorial note without detailing events or individuals.
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The
Coun
Seed corn quality in Missouri crop called critical
Ross Fleetwood of the Missouri College of Agriculture says the good corn crop in Missouri this year could have been better if better seed had been available last spring. The remark highlights seed corn quality as a key factor in yields.
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Missouri
Ross Fleetwood
Missouri College of Agriculture
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