Store energy and silos save crops in hard seasons
A farmer editorial from the St. Louis Republic urges storing energy of past harvests and using silos to protect crops in severe weather. It argues against waste and calls Missouri farmers to adapt with grain cribs and modern equipment as drought and market forces depress prices. Green City Press notes a separate incident where Rosa King lost a car into a creek but both occupants escaped unharmed.
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Ninte
Nature
Missouri
St. Louis Repub
Close Call In Auto Crash Near Yellow Rock Bridge
Last Friday Peter King and his daughter Rosa King were driving home from reen City when their car ran off the Yellow Rock bridge into the creek one mile east of home. They escaped with minor injuries and were aided by nearby residents.
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Peter King
Miss Rosa
Reen City
Best-Behaved Town: Kingston’s Ex-Marshal Resigns
Kingston Missouri September 12 Santa Oliver City Marshal for fifteen years resigned claiming no duties remain. Once a busy figure the calaboose door swung on well oiled hinges. Dry sentiment closed two drug stores and saloons. Pool halls bowling alley vanished. arrests dropped to none. Calaboose sold at auction to Bob Brown for a henhouse. Oliver cited patriotism and lack of place to detain suspects.
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Kingston
Santa Oliver
Oliver
Calaboose
Bob Brown Brown
Ownership Change at Green City Press in Milan
Ira Franklin of Milan has acquired the Green City Press, taking possession this week. Former owner R H McClannahan has led the paper since 1901 and built a strong country exchange. Franklin, a longtime foreman at the Milan Republican office, is praised as a skilled printer and fine, friendly man, with plans for ongoing prosperity.
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Ira Franklin
Milan
Green City Press
R. H. McClannahan
The
Press
Bob
Franklin
Republican
Missouri Editors Day at State Fair Highlights Big Parade
Friday October 3 marks Editors Day at the State Fair with hundreds of newspaper men visiting the Thirteenth Exposition. Two major events will headline the day the Live Stock parade and the World Greatest Saddle Stake offering 2500 dollars in prize money, the largest purse in horse show history. A week of entertainment includes Bandmaster Thavin and speed horses signaling special features for visiting scribes.
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Missouri
America
Thavin
Sedatia
Georgiana-Eddings Company in town with Wyoming
Manager J Elmer Hunter of Brookfield spent last week in our city overseeing the Georgiana Eddings Stock Company as they presented a different play each night. Saturday’s Wyoming drew a crowded house and the company, praised as good clean, should have more liberal patronage. more first class shows are promised.
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J. Elmer Hunter
Brookfield
Wyoming
Theatre supporter commended for smoking ban and quiet hall
A fall and winter review notes the support of theatergoers for the effort to keep the hall smoke free and the venue quiet. The person is praised for stopping smoking inside and maintaining orderly conditions.
Train Sets Out Fire Near Pastures. Fire Fanned by Wind
Last Wednesday at noon the northbound freight train discharged a fire that spread across Mrs Heattie Hers mans pasture and Chas Wallace's meadow. The wind drove the blaze northwest through pastures as the train halted and the crew fought it. Town arrivals helped extinguish it before serious loss to Wallace and J. P. Pipes's hay barns and house.
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Heattie Hersman
Chas
Wallace
Gilbert A. Eldridge at the Opera House
Gilbert A. Eldridge the impersonator returns to the opera house Tuesday night September 30. He has pleased audiences twice before and is billed as a top impersonator and reader. Popular admission prices.
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Gilbert A. Eldridge
Opera House
Mr. Eldridge
Adv
Roll of Honor for Local Fallen and Veterans Names
Roll of honor lists H L Mathews Warrensburg Virge Lee Purdin James Crist New Boston Mrs Mae Summers Kansas City L A Dickinson route 3 Mrs Mary E Robinson route 9 Lawrence Kan John T Hooker route 2 W B Austin city Lon Mundell N Yakima Wash C M Thornton city and Mrs R C Clements Cleburne Texas.
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H. L. Mathews
Warrensburg
Virge Lee
Purdin
James Crist
New Boston
Mae Summers
Kansas City
L. A. Dickinson
Mary E. Robinson
Lawrence
Kan
John T. Hooker
W. B. Austin
City
Lon Mundell
N. Yakima
Wash
C. M. Thornton
R. C Clements
Cleburne
Texas
Undertakers Supplies Ad from T B Mundell
An advertisement promotes undertaker supplies including copper lined caskets grave tilts robes suits and slippers. Located at 134 miles southwest of Browning Missouri the seller invites customers to view before buying.
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T. B. Mundell
Browning, Mo
Drug trader offers closing sale of stock and fixtures
Notice from Dr. L O Carpenter stating he has purchased the drug stack of J G Harvey and will close out his entire stock of rods and fixtures at cost and to see him at once.
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J. G. Harvey
Dr. L. O. Carpenter
Ephonso Linhart Heads to Kirksville for Osteopathy Course
Ephonso Linhart departed last week for Kirksville to resume studies at the osteopathy school.
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Ephonso Linhart
Kirksville
Osteopathy
Home and Faith Call for Welcoming Church Life
A sermon urges husbands to lead at home and invite friends to church, arguing Christ can be met in humble homes and poverty should be respected. It extols mothers, cradle legend, and recalls Jenny Lind performances at Castle Garden as a choir of home and faith, concluding with praise for bright children and a note of a back page conclusion.
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Valley of Shadows
Christ
Old Castle Garden
New York
Jenny Lind
Bethoven
Howard Payne
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A Farmer’s Editorial
Rosa
King
Green City
Georgiana-Eddings Company
Roll OF Honor
Undertaker
Congress
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