Missouri Plans Forestry Course At State University
The University of Missouri moves to add a forestry department with trained foresters amid timber shortages in the Ozarks. Leaders say cypress and other species fuel regional lumber fortunes and call for formal winter courses to equip farmers and mills. The Missourians claim competitive progress over peers and announce Hanna Heads Merchants as a key association election outcome with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
A. Ross Hill
Herbert 8. Hadley
Missouri
Ozarks
Misgeouri
Agricultural College
Yale
Columbia
Michigan
Arkansas
Keneas
Nebraska
Iowa
Central West
Farm Course in High School at Missouri Bulletin
University of Missouri publishes an information bulletin on teaching agriculture in Missouri high schools edited by J. D. Elliff inspector of schools and professor of high school administration with input from Dean F. B. Mumford Prof. J. C. Whitten and C. B. Hutchinson. The bulletin emphasizes teaching agriculture in existing high schools now and engaging parents through home garden and field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri
J. D. Elliff
Missouri
Elliff
F. B. Mumford
J. C.whitten
C. B. Hutchinson
College of Agriculture
Prof. Elliff
E. Davenport
University of Illinois
Mental Healers Elect Officers at Nevada Session
Lord Charles Kennedy of Edinburgh spoke among the principal speakers for the National Association of Suggestive Therapeutics in Nevada. Other notable speakers included Mrs. W. H. Cowgill of Lincoln Nebraska and Mrs. Lillian King of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Charles Kennedy
Edinburgh
Scotland
National Association of Suggestive Therapeutics
Nevada
W. H. Cowgill
Lincoln
Neb
Lillian King
Topeka
Miss Nobody From Starland at the Grand in Kansas City
The Chicago United States theatrical axiom holds that Mr. Singer’s Miss Nobody From Starland is his best production. It opens the week of Sept 4 at the Grand with record quality, lavish production, bright stars, and popular-priced tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nobody
Starland
the Grand
Kansas City
Chicago
United States
Mr. Singer
Double Bill at Willis Wood with Billie Burke
Three nights begin Monday Sept 12 at Willis Wood featuring Miss Billie Burke as Mrs Dot. The company also stages The Third Degree this week with matinees Wednesday and Saturday, continuing the same NY Lyceum run of three months.
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Willis Wood
Billie Burke
Rankin Woman Dies From Sunstroke in Sedalia
Mrs. Clary Agnes Rankin aged 43 wife of Albert Rankin traveling auditor for the Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad died in Sedalia from sunstroke. She leaves two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rankin
Clary Agnes Rankin
Albert Rabin
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Sedalia
Commercial Club Buys Cows in State Park Trade
The West Plains Commercial Park preered a car of thoroughbred cattle. the state immigration department notes the purchase and shipment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
State Immigration Department
West Plains Commercial Park
Farmers Not Fakers Bunceton Fair Opens With Civic Speech
The 15th annual Bunceton fair opened under the motto For Farmers Not Fakers with Gov Hadley delivering a nonpolitical address on agricultural matters. Dr W P Cutler spoke as state dairy drug and pure food commissioner while Prof C B Hutchinsen judged field and garden products. L A Weaver judged livestock and T W Quizenberry set poultry premiums as secretary of the State Poultry association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunceton
Hadley
W. P. Cutler
Dairy, Drug and Pure Food
C. B. Hutchinsen
Agricultural College At
Columbia
L. A Weaver
T. W. Quizenberry
State Poultry Association
Short Line Roads Organize in Southwest Rail Alliance
Forty two two line railroads tied to lumbering interests join the Southwestern Short Line association at St. Louis. The group formed at a mass meeting of manufacturing and allied interests to protest the Interstate Commerce Commission order ending the through division rate. The association aims to protect and promote smaller steam railroad lines west of the Mississippi River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Southwestern Short Line Association
St. Louis
Southwestern Manufacturing and Allied Interests
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Cudahy Divorce Case Ends Quickly in Kansas City
Edna Cowin Cudahy testified to incompatibility with Jack Cudahy, aided by maid Elizabeth Johnson, leading to a divorce in a ten minute session. The sensational domestic scandal at the Cudahy home on Thirty sixth and Walnut was not discussed in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Streets
Jere S. Lillis
Commercial Club Buys Cows for Howell County Farmers
The state immigration de club orders a car of thoroughbred Holstein and Jersey dairy cows to be distributed among Howell county farmers. L. E. Gailey dairy commissioner of the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad will travel to Wisconsin next week to purchase these cows. The Ozark region’s dairy industry grows as the West Plains creamery paid 24000 dollars for cream in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Immigration Department
West Plains Commercial Club
Howell County
L. E. Gailey
St. Louis
Peet and Long Families Injured in Grandview Road Crash
William J. Peet of Peet Bros Soap Co Kansas City was killed in a motor car accident on Grandview rock road. Henry E. Long of Long Bros Grocery Co Mrs Peet and Mrs Long were severely bruised in the same crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Peet
Peet Bros. Soap Company
Kansas City
Grandview Rock Road
Henry E. Long
Long Brs. Grocery Company
Sedalia Trader John L. Hall Dies at 97
John L. Hall a retired wholesale grocer died in Sedalia. Born in Knoxville Tennessee in 1827 he moved to Missouri in 1840 and lived there most of his life. He is survived by his widow and four children including Mrs J J Frey of St Louis and Mrs J D Hail of Tulsa Oklahoma.
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John L. Hall
Sedalia
Knoxville
Tenn
Missouri
J. J. Frey
St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
J. D. Hail
Tulsa Ok
Belle Hal Small
Missouri Engineer Promoted to Belle Fourche Project
Frank C. Magruder of Webb City has been appointed project engineer in charge of the Belle Fourche irrigation project in South Dakota. Magruder has worked on the Belle Fourche project since 1903 after serving as a stenographer with the Missouri Pacific railway and is a graduate of the University of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Frank C. Magruder
Webb City
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Magruder
Missouri Pacific Railway
University of Eee
Educators of African Race Gather in St. Louis
The most representative gathering of African race educators was held in St. Louis with Gov. Hadley delivering the opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Hadley
Doane Reports Survey for Kansas Springfield Electric Rail
Engineer W. C. Doane overseeing the survey for a proposed electric railway from Kansas to Springfield has completed the Bat to Rockville line assessment as part of the new project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Doane
Kansas
Springfield
Bat
Rockville
Following the Master in His Steps
The text urges believers to imitate Jesus by living as an example to others. It stresses obedience, resistance to temptation, and continual prayer as core practices. The sermon highlights Christ's willingness to do the Father’s will, endure suffering, and seek divine guidance through prayer and worship.
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Imore
Paul
Christ Jesus
Christ
Apostle
Jesus
Satan
Peter
Mount Hermon
Beauty and the nose that could not improve
A savage tale contrasts tribes with a beautician tale. A deformed nose prompts a boastful demand for perfect results. The doctor humorously warns he could not guarantee ideal beauty and jokes about hitting the nose with a mallet.
One Record Made by Women in Tuberculosis Work
Women led a nationwide anti tuberculosis effort shaping sanatoria and hospitals, distributing millions of literature pieces, giving thousands of lectures, and aiding hundreds of cases. The campaign reaches from urban drawing rooms to poor homes and targets all classes. A new year will launch lectures to women nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senator Smoot recalls Harriman cut from a photo joke
Utah Senator Smoot tells a tale about the Salt Lake cut-off showing a group of railroad men posing for pictures. Harriman stood at one end and, after prints arrived, a guest asked where Harriman was. The photographer replied I cut him off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Smoot
Utah
E. H. Harriman
Salt Lake
Deafness Treated By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local apps, caused by inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining, and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Claims nine of ten cases from catarrh and recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Druesiste
Witching Hour Message Sparks Breakfast Visit Plan
Claire tells Ethyl that Claire-Jack wants to see him badly. Claire suggests he come to break fast at morning, outlining the meet up in a curt, tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
Jack
Ethyl
Miscellaneous 19th Century Ad Slogans and Grand Promises
A fragmented ad collection notes Red Cross Ball Blue sold in 2 oz packages for five cents, a salted mine investment joke, Lewis' Single Binder cigars at five cents with a large annual sale, a watch fob seal value, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with listed price, and a quip about men being self-made or wife-made.
Young chicken teeth claim stirs kitchen debate
Newed and his wife argue over a chicken they bought claiming it is young. They inspect the bird and joke about whether a teeth removal or age misrepresentation affected the sale.
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Newed
Surprise Party Questioning Gift Etiquette
A speaker asks about gifts for a planned surprise party. Lily and Miss Sally discuss whether a present is needed and how best to avoid spoiling the surprise. The tone hints at cautious social planning and traditional party etiquette.
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Lily
Sally
Miss Sally
Get a Move On The Loafer- Alas Get a Move On
The speaker chides a lazy loafer and urges action to aid someone unloading a ship. The voice calls for urgency and shared effort as the crew member resisting helps elsewhere.
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Coeur d’Alene
Leonard Douglas
Stettler
Alberta
Forest City
H. A. Wik
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Minn
Landis
Frank J. Zimmer
Mrs
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Axel Nordstrom
Cam
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Vesta
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Geo. Paskewitsz
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Boston
Mass
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Quillette
Crescent Mig. Co
Seattle
Putnam
Monroe Drug CO
Quincy
Lilinola
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Defiance
Tr Smuctea
Thompson’s Eye Water
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