Birth of Dr Louis Charles Boissiniere in St Louis History
This week in Missouri history notes Dr Louis Charles Boissiniere born September 2 1816 on Guadeloupe to a French West Indies family. He studied in France then South America before settling in St Louis 1842 where he contributed to medicine education and social causes.
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Charles Bo’sliniere
Missouri
Floyd C. Shoemaker
St. Louis
Louis Charles Boissiniere
Guadeloupe
West Indies
Boissiniere
France
University of
Humboldt
Boisliniere
United States
Boston
Boislinieres
Islands
Toussaint L’ouvertour
Napoleon
Euope
New Jersey
United State
South America
Wilberforce
New Orleans
Lexington
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Mary Ann Hirte
Alleghenies
Mullanphy Hospital
St. Louis Medical College
St. Louis County
Supreme
Rye pasture seeding offers good winter and spring grazing
Rye is recommended on marginal soils for winter pasture and can endure harsher winters than wheat or barley. Farmers report its value for sheep and dairy grazing, with 14 bushels per acre seeding advised before October 1. Fertilizer boosts growth on thin soils and seed treatment prevents smut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hostetter
Pollock
Oakland H. Booth
Milan
Baugher
Kaifong Cemetery Annual Meeting Notice
Kaifong Cemetery announces its annual meeting. Members are reminded to attend at the designated hall on Monday for discussions and scheduling of maintenance and future burials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaifong
Knieee Eee
Wellman turkeys boost Iowa farm coop in rotation method
A Iowa community reports a quarter million turkeys raised this year under Mr. Gingerich with weekly rotation to clean ground instead of large open range. The system expands a cooperative of 110 farmers, hatching and marketing birds, delivering carloads daily and driving higher land values.
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Iowa
Mr. Gingerich
Middle West
Jolly Janes Club Opens Season Meeting
The Jolly Janes club met with Miss Fern Spencer on Thursday August 29 for an all day gathering to begin the season. A noon lunch was enjoyed around a well filled table and much of the day was spent quilting two quilts. In the afternoon the meeting opened with song.
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Jolly Janes Club
Fern Spencer
Sing
In Memoriam Wanda Fern McCollum Darling Daughter
In loving memory of Wanda Fern McCollum who died a year ago on August 21. The grieving parents and grandparents express deep sorrow and faith, hoping Jesus will reunite them with their blue eyed baby at the graveside when he returns in glory.
Copperhead bite, man and snake die in Va incident
Here and There reports J. B. Cash of Lownesville Virginia was bitten twice by a copperhead but suffered little harm. the snake died. In Oklahoma Oklahoma Okmulgee Frisco Railroad sues a grocery firm in federal court alleging one of its actions.
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J. B. Cash
Lownesville
The
Frisco Railroad
Okmulgee
Okla
In loving memory of Norma Jean Monroe
In loving memory of our darling daughter Norma Jean who passed away three years ago on September 1. We miss you deeply and endure the years since your loss. While you rest, your sweet memory lives on. Sadly missed by Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Monroe.
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Norma Jean
R. D. Monroe
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Louis
St. Louis Medical Society
Anthropological Society of Paris
Liccerr & Myrzas Tosacco Co
Sullivan County
W. C. Fraser
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chester C. Davis
Supreme Court
High Court
Clemmie McDonnald
Gardner
May Monroe
Erma Burkholder
Etta Liebhart
Mabel Stufflebean
Tressie Woodside
Nettie Welsh
Bertha Smith
Mabel Rulon
Mrytle Wilson
Vivian Powell
Roxie Finney
Myrtle Pace
Ethel Spencer
Clarence Bailey
Ruth Lyons
Gertrude Kuhn
Wallace
Mildred Pace
Marjorie Smith
Beaulah Simpson
J. E. Spencer
Addie Sharer
Port Huron
Mich
Fairmont
W. Va
W. A. Woodward
Yonkers
N. Y
Joan Meller
Frank A. Thuis
Vincennes
Ind
Jonas Burcham
Blair, Neb
James West
James, Jr
Rockaway
Marion Darnell
Atlanta
Chicago
Leonard Reynolds
Illinois
Memoriam
Wanda Fern McCollum
Jesus
C. W. McCollum
T. A. Milhoan
J. O. McCollum
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