Record stock market notes from Kansas City 1914
Stock Report from Kansas City dated November 16 1914 notes cattle prices 8.50 to 9.50 for good natives and a strong market due to Chicago and St Louis closure. Receipts 14000 head. Hogs to 8.10 top with bulk 7.60 to 8.00. Colorado cattle higher. quarantine impacts demand. Local items include notable residents and travels.
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Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Colorado
Frank Parks
Painting on short notice by experienced artist
An advertiser promotes quick painting services by an experienced artist. Contact at I. P. Street to arrange the job.
Local Notes From Scottsville County Socials
Ivan Morgan called at Herbert Bailey's Sunday. Crowdis and a wife visited Browning Monday. T J Seaman and family visited at Nove Crowdis Sunday. Mrs George McKinney and her son visited her parents near Roger Sunday. Ray Garrett returned from the south part of the state Sunday. Rufus Callahan and family Hank Oliver and family and Jimmie Tolman and wife visited at A G Artz.
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Ivan Morgan
Herbert Bailey
Crowdis
Browning
T. J. Seaman
Nove Crowdis
George’ McKinney
Ray Garrett
Rufus Callahan
Hank Oliver
Jimmie Tolman
A. G. Artz
Preparation of Corn for Fattening Steers
Research from the Missouri Experiment Station by H. O. Allison questions if grinding corn yields faster gains and higher live weight in two year old steers. Although not yet complete, early results suggest improved feed efficiency and quicker weight gain with ground corn.
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H. O. Allison
Missouri Experiment Station
Ieee
College of Bath
Missouri teachers attend state association in St Joseph
Over 600 progressive Missouri educators gathered in St Joseph for the State Association. The first general session opened Thursday morning with department meetings following each day while speakers included Edward Howard Griggs Howard A Gass Hill Charters and W A Jeesup. The event will move to Kansas City next year.
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Missouri
State Association
St. Joseph
Browning
Edward Howard Griggs
New York City
Howard A. Gass
Missouri School Journal
Hill
Charters
University of Missouri
W.A. Jeesup
University of Iowa
E. C. Elliott
University of Wisconsin
Mary Schenck Woolman
Simmons College
Kansas City
Teachers Meet at Green City Education Assembly
The Sullivan County teachers association drew the largest county turnout for a three day education meeting held November fifth to seventh. School students contributed exhibits and assisted with programs while speakers from Kirksville State Normal School the State Department of Education and the University of Missouri spoke.
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Sullivan County
Aos
State Normal School At
Kirksville
State Department of Education
University of Missouri
Ectecal Srans
Aoss
Missouri farmers urged to house and feed hens properly
H L Kempster advises Missouri farmers to improve poultry housing for winter health and egg production. The Missouri College of Agriculture prescribes 4 sq ft floor space per hen, 1 sq ft glass per 15 hens, south-facing windows, ventilation, 8–10 inches roost space, one nest per six hens, and straw bedding with grain fed in straw. Contact University of Missouri Poultry Dept for guidance. J Elmer White from Sorrell showed birds at La Belle with many firsts and a notable Black Langshan cock winning a special prize.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Poultry Department
University of Missouri, College of Agriculture
Columbia
Missouri
J. Elmer White
Sorrell
la Belle
Prince
Green City Fair
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Joseph Nickell
Browning, Mo
Stock Report
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Perry McCollum
New Boston
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Allen Sill
Milan
Wilbert Cahoon
New Cambria
Charley Cordray
Emma Dent
Cattey
Roy Hart
W. W.jones
Winigan
Elwood Thucium
John Bauer
I. J. McCollum
Mr. McCollum
Texas
Rio Grand Valley
Adv
I. P. Street
Scottsville
State Teacher’s Association
Green City
H. L. Kempster
ST. Louis Republic
Republic
The
Ron
Cardus
Cardui
J. D. Cook
Crane, Mo
EBL
Whaley Drug Co
B. P. S. Paints
S. B. Howard
Burlington
Farnam
Omaha
Nebraska
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