Missouri News Nuggets Late State Events Condensed
A Missouri roundup reports highway work awarded to Clark Kearney Stark for three miles on US 54 near Louisiana and pending Missouri projects. Parolees include three St. Louis inmates from the Peni tentiary. Damages awarded against New York Underwriters in Kansas City jail case. Internal church dispute leads to contempt proceedings in Green County. Alcohol seizures and arrests in Pine Lawn. Governor Caulfield attends Stanberry anniversary events and state bank examiner Swane resigns. Fire Prevention Week proclaimed with statewide premises of loss. A jury awards Adele Schmit damages in a Quincy accident suit against A O Jackson.
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Louisiana
Bowling Green
Here
Clark, Kearney & Stark
Champ Clark Bridge
Missouri
Kansas City
Nellie Portwood
Nashua
New York Underwriters’ Insurance Company
Portwood
Johnson County
Olathe
Kan
Jack Wright
Mexico
Adele Schmit
Quincy
A. O. Jackson
Maximum Egg Production Insured With Comfortable Poultry House
William A. Radford explains how a well built insulated poultry house boosts late fall and winter egg production. The article details a 32 by 18 foot saw-tooth roof building for 100 layers, south facing sun exposure, concrete foundation, ventilation, and floor plan with construction details to keep flocks warm, dry, and healthy for high yields.
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W. A. Radford
William A. Radford
Seasoned Lumber Brings Strength and Durability
With over 90,000,000 Americans living in frame houses, civilization is built on wood. Not all lumber is properly seasoned and dried, causing losses for consumers. Seasoning reduces moisture, increases strength and durability, and lowers freight charges. it is a refining process like impregnation with preservatives.
Harmony in Rooms for Color Transitions
The text argues that careful color harmony between rooms creates natural transitions, enhancing beauty and healthfulness. It suggests that such plan makes the small house or apartment look larger and that doorways express their proper function, contributing to an overall sense of increased space.
What We Owe to Others in The Golden Text
Lesson for October 6 emphasizes recognizing debts to others through love of God and neighbor. It outlines loving God as the first duty and loving the neighbor as oneself, with practical actions like cooperation, bearing infirmities, humble service, justice, and almsgiving as evidence of faith.
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God
Jerusalem
Nehemiah
Jesus Christ
Christ
Brothers on the battlefield find brotherhood in prayer
During the world war a severely wounded German and Englishman lay side by side. They spoke in different languages yet shared the word Mutter or Mother. They prayed together, saying Unser Vater which art in heaven and Our Father in heaven, uniting in faith.
Relics of Roman Rule Found in English Town
Colchester sits on a hill within a pink wall built by former Roman soldiers. Ancient churches use Roman tiles and a Norman castle sits on debris of the Rome citadel. Roman streets run north south, and digging reveals shells and a red and white terrae pavement beneath gardens.
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Colchester
Rome
H. V. Morton
Ring Restored After Nest Discovery Near Belt Montana
A ring lost in 1921 by Roy Johnson while feeding cattle on a Belt area ranch was found years later embedded in a magpie nest at Great Falls. Norman Johnson, ten, located the nest and freed the gold ring after tearing it down from the willow roof of an old cow shed.
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Great Falls
Mont
Roy Johnson
Belt
Norman Johnson
Greater Use of Stokers Boosts Boiler Efficiency
The first seven months of 1929 show 99S stokers installed, compared with 849 in the same period of 1928. Boilers served total 858,418 horsepower, up from 284,687 last year, indicating less shoveling and greater mechanized fuel handling.
Bulgarians Mobilize to Fight Locust Plague
In Hasnoyo district Bulgaria the entire population aged sixteen to eighty was mobilized to combat an extraordinary locust swarm. Fire smoke lye and oil were used to destroy the pests, and more than 65 tons of locusts were eliminated before the plague was ended.
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Government of
Bulgaria
Hasnoyo
Man Uses Vacuum To Evict Hornets From Porch
Glen Edgerly of Hallowell Maine built a small porch over his front door and released a family of hornets hiding under the roof. Unable to burn them he borrowed his wife vacuum cleaner and sucked them out all at once.
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Glen Edgerly
Hallowell
Maine
Heap of Potatoes Quip Sparks City Laughs
A Philadelphia Record playful quip notes the successful man praising the top of the heap while the failure counters that without the rest there would be no heap, deriding individual greatness versus collective effort.
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Philadelphia Record
At the Bazaar a Charity Vocal Event
The Gentleman praises a tenor's high range while The Lady notes his singing for charity. She adds that once paid, he can sing even higher, highlighting the charitable concert setting and playful banter.
Slow Days Home From Europe Mystery Romance Note
A fragment hints at a journey to Europe completed in five days by experts. The text teases intrigue and romance through withheld details and a warning against self talk. The fragment invites curiosity over the motive and pace of travel.
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Europe
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Laxative Ad
An old style health ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the safe family laxative choice. It claims modern preparation under strict supervision from herbs and pure ingredients. It notes wide family use and calls it the world's largest selling laxative.
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Dr. Caldwell
Mud fuel ordered for Rhine electric works
A German firm converts riverbed mud from the Em scher into a coal substitute and an order for 100000 tons of mud fuel is placed by Rhine based electricity works.
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Rhine
Emscher
Town Size Sparks Wealthy Opinion Among Residents
The phrase suggests that those who have accumulated wealth believe their town’s size is optimal. Residents debate growth limits and development, with affluent locals advocating steady expansion while others fear overbuilding. Community leaders weigh zoning and infrastructure needs.
Best Results in Home Dyeing with Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes offer rich colors for faded dresses hose coats and draperies with long-lasting wear and wash resistance. The dyes use high quality anilines, ensure even application without spotting, and are recommended by authorities for the same price as ordinary dyes at drug stores.
Inheritance of Health and Regular Habits
A mother praises health as a fortune and stresses regular habits for her baby. She credits Nujol for steady sleep and meals, claiming the product aids normal bodily function and removes poisons. Nujol Laboratories is noted as the creator.
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Nujol
Cena
Nujol Laboratories
Park Avenue
New York
Nujol Ad Claims Safe Non Drug Product
Heir to millions endorses Nujol for Tet as safer alternative. The ad asserts no drugs or medicine and urges customers to buy genuine, tightly sealed packages from their druggist.
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Nujol
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