The Firebug Adman and the Lancashire Clue
Dr Hawes and Lieutenant Linstrum hatch a sting to trap a clever arsonist. An ad in the Chronicle lures a suspect from Lancashire, England, to a staged information request and a drugstore tip leads to a dramatic capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graye
Lancashire
America
Doc
England
Stevenson
Sadie Pruitt
Chronicle
Linstrum
The
Doc Hawes
Harris
Test Soil Now For Fertilizer Needs
It is advised to start soil testing now for spring fertilizer needs to avoid rush. Fall applications can be spread anytime and will be ready for early spring use, especially lime stone. Nitrogen on sandy soils may require spring timing. test soil now and plan winter purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Carroll
Carroll
Missouri
Linn County
One in Five Fail Missouri Driver License Tests
Missouri State Patrol reports August results showing 5 192 examinees with 1 102 failing. Written failures 62 percent while eye and road sign tests each 2 percent and 34 percent fail driving test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Harrison
Missouri State Patrol
Missouri
Saint Louis
Kansas City
Harrison
New Regulations Issued by Missouri iConservation Commission
The iConservation Commission in Jefferson City Missouri announced new regulations set to affect state land management and wildlife protection policies. The move aims to clarify permitting processes and bolster environmental oversight across agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
The
iConservation Commission
Linn County Students Enrolled at Kirkville Missouri
Twenty six Linn County students join Missouri State Teachers College for fall quarter. The arrivals come from twenty two states the Territory of Hawaii and fourteen foreign countries led by Hawaii and Brazil. Notable Linn County students include Grace Joy Ferguson Rosemary Anderson Robert LaVerne Rulon Jerome Evans Richard Stelphug Lilyod Woolen Richard Cokerham Fred Ceason Betty Lambert Larry Hosford and several others from Pur din New Boston Meadville Bucklin Marceline and Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Linn County
Missouri State Teachers College
Territory of
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Holland
Turkey
Greece
Germany
Colombia
Denmark
Isreal
Trinidad
Costa Rica
Bolivia
Canada
Okinawa
Brazil
Philippines
Sive
Grace Joy Ferguson
Brookfield
Rosemary. Anderson
St. Catherine
Robert LaVerne Rulon
New Boston
Jerome Leon Evans
Richard Stelplugh
Lilyod Anthony Woolen
Meadville
Richard Dale Cokerham
Fred J. Ceason
Betty Rose Lambert
Purdin
Larry Hosford
Edith C. Lewis
Russel Nickerson
Bucklin
James Farris
Beverly Jean Boone
Jerry Burgener
Sandra’ Sue
Cavanah
Dale Kenton Heaney
Paul K
Nutrition Short Course At University October 31 1
Mrs. Dorothy Ady Linn County Home Agent has enrolled in a Food and Nutrition Short Course to be given at the University on October 31 and November 1. Prominent specialists will speak including Dr Thelma Porter of the University of Chicago and Dr Robert E Shank of Washington University. Also on the program are Dr Samuel Brody and Dr Charles W Turner of the University of Missouri. The course is open to anyone with no registration fees. Contact Mrs Ady for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ady
Linn County
Thelma Porter
University of Chicago
Robert E. Shank
Preventive, Medicine and Public Health
Washington University
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Samuel Brody
Charles W. Turner
Mrs. Jewell Blender Hosts Friendship Circle Club
Mrs. Jewell Blender hosted the Friendship Circle Club on October 15 with Edna Bagley acting as president. The meeting included a secretary report, roll call, two piano solos by Edna, contests won by Martha Mildred and Edna, and a hostess prize to Lucy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Blender
Friendship Circle Club
Edna Bagley
Edna
Mildred Gooch
Jewell
Lucy
Martha
Mildred
Lucy Cumbo
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Hawes
Hewlett Stevenson
Dr. Hawes
Wore
Sadie
Mr. Harris
Lttle
Commission
Drouth
Iran
Mrs. Jewell Blender
Browning, Missouri
Purdin Farm Club
A Vissour Association of Public Utilities
West High Street
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