Missouri Farmers Prosper as Corn and Wheat Lead
Missouri has avoided famine with rich resources and diverse crops. This year corn is valued at 111,406,117 dollars, wheat at 28,432,076 dollars, and oats at 3,862,655 dollars, totaling 143,700,848 dollars for these principal crops. An oat acreage revision shows 1,143,753 acres seeded, with 529,188 cut and threshed, yielding 17.3 bushels on average. About 54 percent not harvested was used for hay or pasture. A full report on remaining crops including hay will be released on Saturday, December 16 at noon.
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Missouri
Union
Northwest
Flight of Juror Likely to Cause Mistrial of Hyde
Kansas City reports a juror in the Hyde murder case fleeing the jurors hotel. If Waldron is not found by tomorrow night the remaining eleven jurors face discharge. The court will decide whether the trial proceeds if he cannot be proven to have discussed the case.
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Kansas City
B. Clark Hyde
Col
Thomas H. Swope
Harry Waldron
Frank Jasper
Waldron
Porterfield
Saved His Wife's Life With Doctor King's New Discovery
Muscendine Alabama resident O H Brown credits Dr King's New Discovery with restoring his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. The ad touts the remedy as infallible for coughs, colds, lung trouble, hemorrhages, asthma, and whooping cough, with a dollar price and free trial bottle.
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O. H. Brown
Muscendine
Ala
Dr. King
F. T. Clay
Mrs H P Robinson of Rich Hill Dies Suddenly
Mrs H P Robinson widow of the late Judge Robinson died suddenly after supper around 7:45 last evening from a stroke. Aged 72, born in Massachusetts as Jeanette Spooner, she married Allen Shaw at 25 and had a son. She married H P Robinson on Dec 11 1879 and had another son, H P Robinson Jr. Also survived by a brother in Texas and a sister in Massachusetts.
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H. P. Robinson
Judge Robinson
Robinson
Massachusetts
North Hampton
Jeanette Spooner
Allen Shaw
H. P. Robinson, Jr
Texas
Kandy For All At Special Christmas Prices
Community candy seller promotes fresh home made kandies for Christmas. Special prices offered to school teachers and Sunday School committees. Message includes playful phrases and informal offer to visit before buying.
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Kandy
Commercial Club Appropriates Money for Road Work in Summit
The Commercial Club during its regular meeting approved a $50 appropriation for road work in Summit township near the Jas. Thomas farm. Work to lower grades on two hills is underway. Membership drives urged reports by December 21. President Cook offered a prize of cigars and candy for the best new-member turnout and earliest report. Dr. Zey joined as a member. Election judges for January meetings named T. A. Black, Dr. H. M. Cannon, Homer Duvall. Framed depot pictures to be presented to W. F. Duvall and E. G. Vandervoort.
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Summit Township
Jas. Thomas
Cook
Dr. Zey
T. A. Black
Dr. H. M. Cannon
Homer Duvall
New Depot
W. F. Duvall
E. G.vandervoort
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West Side Jeweler
N. B. Jeter
Butler
the Walton Trust Co
Butler, Mo
Walton Trust Company
Bates County
Frank Allen
John Deerwester
John E. Shutt
Max Weiner
C. A. Allen
C. H. Dutcher
W. W. Trigg
J. B. Walton
Dr. T. C. Boulware
A. B. Owen Frank M. Voris
Wim. E. Walton
Walton Trust Co
Rexall
Rexall Drug Store
C. W. Hess
Crop Report
Teta Rie
Northweat
Central
Southweat
Bez
T. C. Wilson
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Hyde
Neesle
Missouri State
Farmers Bank Building
Securi
Encare
Arthur Duvall
J.B. Duvall
W. D. Yates
Summit
Victor Talking
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