Missouri News Nuggets Condensed State Events
Missouri State events highlight Missouri Grange resolutions urging support for the University of Missouri College of Agriculture, higher highway taxes, and anti gambling devices at the State Fair. Other notes cover estate actions in Clinton County, Springfield water dam progress, a teen disappearance case resolved, bank acquisitions, and various regional arrests and incidents across towns.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Suite Grange
Missouri College of Agriculture
University of Missouri At Columbia
The
Grange
State Fair Board
Missouri-Tarmers
Candincome
William M. Price
Clinton County
James 3
Duke
Tobacco Many
Somersville
Prices’ Guardian
Edmond McWilliams
Slansburg
Clinton County Democrat
McWilliams
Clinton County Court
Price
Springfield
City Water Company
Ozarks
Green County
St. Charles
St. Louis County
Loretta Maay Cromwell
Palmyra
Bank of Taylor
Taylor
Rubius Township
Here
State Game and Fish Department
D. Monteith
Cohumabia
J. EK. Travis
Kennett
Missouri Synod of the Presbyterian Church
ID. C. Young
Festus
First Presbyterian Church
Julian Livengood
Jasberry
Culver- Stockton College
Bruce Yarberry
Greene County
Charming Small Home Showcases Shingle Roof Design
Mr William A Radford offers free practical home building advice for readers citing his expertise as editor author and manufacturer with his Chicago address. The article praises wide shingles broken roof lines and harmonious design noting a seven room plan with central hallway living and dining rooms kitchen rear service entrance two hall closets and a second floor with three bedrooms a bathroom and linen closet.
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William A. Radford
Helis
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Proper Treatment for Wall Boards Before Painting
The article explains sizing wall boards before painting to prevent suction and ensure even finish. It covers plaster like boards, pulp boards, and vegetable fiber boards, recommending sizes with pigment or varnish pigment, two undercoats, and a finish coat, plus a plastic finish for rough insulating boards.
Cleaning Tile Floors And Stain Removal Instructions
Instructions for cleaning tiled floors by dissolving four ounces of shaved yellow soap and four ounces of washing soda in a gallon of hot water, brushing, rinsing, and drying. For stains, make a thick paste of whiting and soda solution, apply thickly, and leave for two to three days to vanish.
Fireproof two story house in Detroit design
An architectural firm in Detroit built a two story seven room home advertised as 100 percent fireproof. The article details steel frame walls with hardwall plaster, asbestos floors on concrete, steel doors and trim, porcelain enamel walnut finish, steel stair components, cement tile roof, and three coat water resistant stucco.
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Detroit
Light and Airy Attic Upgrade Through Dormers
The article explains adding dormers to a third floor attic to improve light and ventilation. It notes cost savings by cutting dormers through the roof without cutting rafters, and advises reinforcing rafters if a header joins dormer framing.
Roof as an index of family taste and status
The roof’s appearance signals the wealth and status of the household it covers reflecting social standing and aesthetic choices that define a family’s image for visitors and neighbors.
British motor bandits rival thugs of U S
In Hersham England three men with a car and a fourth at the wheel robbed a jewelry shop, then fled through Kingston and Kens ington dodging police. They later struck at William Kirkham’s shop in London taking about a thousand dollars in valuables. Police narrowly avoided a fatal confrontation as the car and bandits vanished. Authorities discuss road blocks and spikes to stop fleeing crooks but reject lethal traps, citing public outcry and the danger of tolling innocent drivers.
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Nersham
England
Surrey
Hersham
Am Fourth
Kingston
Kensinton
Wile
William *Kirkham
Railton, Road
Therne Hill
London
Mr. Kirkham
Brooklyn Buggy Race Ends In Court Fees
Brooklyn jury judges Vincent Scanu and Peter Cangeni paid $5 each in Fifth Avenue court for a street race. Patrolman Fred Glass chased two buggies down Sixty fifth street as Scanu and Cangeni urged their horses to speed. They claimed they were just having a little horse race.
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Brooklyn
Vincent Scanu
Peter Cangena
Fifth Avenue Court
Fred Glass
Sixty-fifth Street
Seanu
Capuena
Glass
Scanu
Cangenti
Legume Use Cuts Farm Input Costs Says New Brunswick Expert
H R Cox farm crops specialist at the College of Agriculture in New Brunswick explains how lime phosphorus and legumes plus manure reduce feed and fertilizer costs. He notes barnyard manure loses value if exposed in the barnyard from January to April and urges inoculation of alfalfa seed to improve yields and soil health.
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H.R. Cox
College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Extension
Remove Air Near Floor to Ventilate Stables
Studies by the state college of agriculture at Ithaca show dairy stables can be ventilated to keep air fresh and moisture from walls and ceilings. Outtake flues should draw air from near the floor to remove the coolest air while preserving heat, reducing need to close vents in cold weather.
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State College of Agriculture
Ithaca
N. Y
Increase in Dairy Production Across States in 1927
The Agriculture Department reports weaker growth in Minnesota and Wisconsin while smaller states, especially in the Far West, show gains in 1927. Creamery butter output reached 1,496,405,000 pounds, up over 45,000,000 from 1926, with dry milk production up nearly 30 percent. Cheese production declined slightly.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Far West
Dairy Hints and Herd Management Tips
The article urges cost awareness in dairy work noting scrub bulls cost more than pure breds and advising proper utensil cleaning. It discusses cow testing to measure herd efficiency and cites that most dairy bulls are not kept for breeding, with many slaughtered for veal due to limited demand.
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United States
Doctor Horak Death From Tuberculosis Experiments
Doctor Horak a clinical lecturer died at forty three after self inoculating with tuberculosis bacilli. He monitored the disease’s progression and recorded microscopic observations until his final breath.
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Doctor Horak
Horak
Castoria: a trusted baby remedy for gentle relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infants and older children. It claims quick relief for fretful babies, constipation, colic pains, and general discomfort, urging mothers to keep an extra bottle at home and to read the included book for more details.
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