Great ditch project and road trust argued in state column
A reader extols a major drainage ditch in the state as a landmark achievement. The piece contrasts future land value with current costs and urges national funding to build and maintain backbone roads linking Washington Temple and Mt Vernon, criticizing Virginia’s pace on good roads.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt. Verton
George Washington
Virginia
Temple
Alexandria
Mt. Verenda
United States
Farmers Bank of North Salem Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of Farmers Bank of North Salem Missouri will be held Tuesday January 8 192% at the bank office in North Salem Missouri. The meeting convenes at 10 oclock a m and continues at least three hours to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to transact any proper business. Attest D V Mardis Secretary C L Pearler President
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North Salon
Missouri
D. V. Mardis
C. L. Pearler
State moves to expose impostor doctors in Missouri
Governor Hyde and the State Board of Health plan a statewide listing of all physicians surgeons osteopaths chiropractors and any form of healer. A questionnaire to 140 vital statistics registrars will map names schools records and practice extent to root out diploma mill practitioners.
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State Board of Health
Missouri
Cortez F. Enloe
Yuard
St. Louis
Kansas City Labor News
Washington Mason ic Memorial Erected Near Alexandria
The George Washington Masonic Memorial, raised by Master Masons of the United States, sits on Shooter's Hill near Alexandria Virginia not on a national highway, midway to Washington's tomb and the city named for him.
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Mineral treasure gift to Missouri Capitol exhibit
The Resources Museum Commission secured a priceless mineral collection from St. Joseph Lead Company for display at the Missouri Capitol. Curated by H. A. Buehler, the exhibit features 3000 world class types including unique Missouri calcite crystals, with 24 hour guard and specialized lighting to welcome visitors. Also noted is a U.S. Department of Agriculture survey showing about 40,000 radio sets on 780 counties in the nation, averaging 51 per county.
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Capitol
Resources Museum Commission
St. Joseph
New York
H. A. Buehler
State Museum
Plymouth Colony
Squanto
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Missouri Prefers Rich Crops Across Broad Range
Missouri shows the nation’s most diversified agriculture with a wide crop spectrum. It ranks high in total farm product value and leads Mississippi Valley states in soil diversity and staple crops. Corn to tobacco and melons to fruit all thrive, underlining Missouri’s near self sufficiency says Krusekopf of the Missouri College of Agriculture.
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Union
Mississippi Valley
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The First County Agent.
The piece notes the emergence of the first county agent in American agriculture, highlighting its role in organizing farming communities and spreading practical expertise across regions. It discusses the agent’s duties, early programs, and hoped-for impact on crop yields and rural economies.
Winter Road Work Extended Through Mild Season
Contractors may lay concrete on state roads until December or longer and bridge work may continue, as protecting from freezing weather is prioritized. Grading and gravel laying could continue through winter in many areas if the next winter is as mild as the previous two, potentially interrupting the road program only slightly.
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