MISSOURI News Nuggets Late State Events Condensed
Poplar Bluff reports Spee Brown 17 died when a touring car left Highway 67 two miles north of town injuring Genevieve Vinyard Agnes Graham and C Johnson. Vinyard had just won a Missouri Pacific Booster Clubs Bathing Beauty contest. Other items note a St Louis Public Service Company accounting dispute before the Public Service Commission, Missouri Daughters of the Confederacy officers, and a warning on life policy disability provisions by State Insurance Superintendent.
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Poplar Bluff
Spee Brown
Ed Brogyn
Highway 67
Here
Genevieve Winyard
T. N. Vinyard
Agnes Graham
E.C. Graham
C. Johnson
Kellytown
Vinyard
Missouri Pacific Booster Clubs
Jefferson City
City of
St. Louis
St. Louis Public Service Company
State Public Service Commission
J. T. Muench
Columbia
L. A. Berry
Independence
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Missouri
Coarse F. Longan
Sedalia
J.C. Stone
Kansas City
J. B. Thompson
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Toronto
Can
Thompson
Louisiana
Burlington
Hannibal
W. R. Sirrelfe
Trannibal
P. K. McComb
Henderson Smith
R. D. Williams
Sirrelle
Wike County Hospital
Flagzman McComb
Public Service Commission
Missouri Pacific Transportation Company
Warrensburg
Lees Summit
Protem—Artrecho
Jim
Marion Ford
Taney County
William Marler
George Conner
Marler
Conner
Henry S. Caulfield
Missouri Library Association
Arthur E. Bostwick
St. Louis Public Library
Louis J. Bailey
Indiana State Library
Rebecca C. Armour
Charles W. Armour
Armour Interests
Combination Implement Shed and Horse Barn Profitable Investment
William A. Radford promotes a combined horse barn and machinery shed with a mow floor for roughage, showing a 30 by 34 feet ground plan and stalls for four horses. The design emphasizes weatherproofing, machinery care, and efficient storage for farming equipment.
Concrete Floors for Homes Offer Strength and Fire Safety
The article argues that concrete floors surpass traditional wood in durability and stability, resist warping and squeaks, and provide fire protection. They can be finished with various surfaces and even stained, offering beauty as well as safety for modern homes.
Store Heat in Water to Cut Home Fuel Costs
Milwaukee engineers propose storing heat in insulated water tanks heated at night by electricity and circulated to homes during the day. The plan aims to avoid building extra generators by using nighttime energy for daytime heating, competing with ordinary furnaces.
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Milwaukee
Dairy industry needs better management and costs insight
The article argues dairying is a serious business requiring proper accounting for all costs from production to processing. It highlights missing labor and capital expense data, old inefficient facilities, and a failure to study consumer demands, urging a nationally endowed research framework to reduce costs and improve quality.
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K. L. Hatch
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Wisconsin
Potato Flavor in Cream Not Caused by Feeding Cows
North Dakota Agricultural College experiments show potato flavor in cream stems from air with potato odor rather than cow feed. Potatoes given before milking caused no lasting taste unless cream or milk was stored in odor rich air, and the flavor persisted despite ordinary treatments like pasteurization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota Agricultural College
Satisfactory Ration of Roughage and Legume Hay
A guide for feeding heifers notes that good roughage with silage and legume hay forms a solid base. Add grain tailored to roughage quality. two to four pounds daily of a mix of ground corn oats and barley suffices if legume hay is good, with bran and linseed or cottonseed meal added if hay is weaker. For pre calving heifers within three months, increase grain to four to six pounds per head daily depending on condition.
Dairy cattle feeding tips from pasture to silos
The note endorses barley as a good finish feed comparable to corn, warns against dairy equipment waste, and emphasizes pasture grass as the best annual feed. It advises salt for dry cows, a reliable water supply, and extra feed when pasture short, with grain rations sized to pasture protein needs.
Giant Warehouse at Stettin Harbor Sets European Record
The largest warehouse in Europe stands at Stettin harbor on the Baltic. It boasts a capacity of 65 000 long tons and offers nearly 48 000 square yards of storage space.
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Europe
Stettin Harbor
Baltic
Not Available Child-I want a donkey ride
A short exchange shows a child requesting a donkey ride while the mother refuses and the father is tired. A maxim about winners and quitters appears, reflecting a family moment.
White Collar Man Turns Army for Health Boost
Solon S Bloom of Baltimore shares how leaving a desk job to train in a military camp improved his health. A doctor recommends Nujol as a natural bowel regulator, not a medicine, claiming it lubricates and cleanses the body. He urges readers to try Nujol for two weeks to feel a marked improvement.
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Solon S. Bloom
Woodbrook Avenue
Baltimore, Md
Mr. Bloom
Men
Nujol
Gill Quits Golf Over Wife and Caddies Conundrum
Judge remarks on Gill declaring retirement from golf citing wife and caddies as the motive. The exchange hints at personal factors influencing a sport career decision.
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Hill
Gill
Knowledge is power in theory not in practice
A short reflection notes that knowledge alone holds limited value without proper connection and application, emphasizing that information must be effectively linked to actions to drive real outcomes.
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Culver- Stockton College
Adrian Fullerton
Shelbina
Caroline Steinman
Mexico
Lyman Schork
Monticello
Karl J. Staus
Woodland
Gerald Maggart
Quincy
Ill
Lenora Stevenson
Palmyra
St. Joseph
B. Tadlock
W. A. Radford
William A. Radford
South Dearborn Street
Chicago
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