Missouri University News Letter summary chaos
Three Phi Beta Kappa selections include three women and two men. Dining Club at the university serves 450 students with weekly intake of 650 dollars and daily food measures. Dr. William J. Shannon resigns to pursue pastorate and chautauqua work in Des Moines. A horticultural text book for Missouri public schools is due from the State Board of Horticulture, with Missouri fruit production notes. The American Breeders Association will meet in Columbia during Farmers Week, with multiple state societies also convening. Fertilizer quality investigations reveal half of brands lack guaranteed elements, mostly Chicago St Louis and Kansas City produced. Missouri President A Rose Hill urges support for athletics after eight-game season. Alumni Association leader elected in Kansas City. cross country effort noted.
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William J. Shannon
Miesouri Bible College of Columbia
Christian Church of Missouri
Des Moines
Iowa
Shannon
University of Missouri
Missouri
State Board of Horticulture of
W. L Howard
State Board of Agriculture
American Breeders Associaton
Farmers’ Week
Agricultural Department of the Universty
Farmers of Missouri
United States
Canada
Columbia
State Board of Horticulture
State Corn Growers’ Association
State Dairy Association
State Association of Highway Engineers
State Sheep Breeders’ Association
State Swine Breeders’ Association
State
Heekeepers’ ‘Association
Ble
Experiment Station of
P. F. Trowbridge
Agricultural
Marriage Legend Told From Pleasant Gap Family Memoir
On December 12 18558 Frank M Steele married Miss Rebecca Myers at the bride’s parents home near Pleasant Gap. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Horn of Johnstown but delays caused by winter floods pushed the time to eight. The 50th anniversary was celebrated last Saturday in Butler with a large family reunion and a wedding dinner supervised by the bride. Aides presented fifty dollars in gold. Numerous Steele relatives and friends attended. A charivari ended the evening and Judge Steele recalled their meeting when as a young carpenter he saw Rebecca in an apple tree and wooed her.
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Frank M. Steele
Rebecca Myers
John D. Myers
Pleasant Gap
Horn
Johnstown
Butler
Markie Steele
Mia
Steele
E. A. Steele
Parker
Kan
R. E. Steele
Piedmont
Okla
J. H. Steele
Harold
Kansas City
Arthur Steele
Leona
Albert Steele
Alice
Montrose
Bruce Steele
Granada
Col
Judge Steele
Kansan City
Hodaono Township
Judge Myer
Rebecca
Respect for the Aged: A Call to Courtesy
A Columbia Herald reflection urges young men to show courtesy to elders. It recalls a father's guiding hand through youth and the elder's later need for dignity, help, and a respectful gesture like tipping one’s hat to keep their steps steady.
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Grandfather
Father
Alce
Columbia Herald
Bidding Flavius Farewell in City Bank Dispute
In Wichita Kansas, F Josephus Wiseman entered a local bank at noon and argued with cashier John W Jamison. Jamison punched Wiseman several times as Wiseman fled through an open door. President Ferguson intervened to create an escape route. Wiseman reportedly offered no defense. Jamison's blows glanced off Wiseman’s head and shins, with minor injuries.
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Flavius
Rich Hill Review
M.bank
F. Josephus Wiseman
Wichita
Kan
Cahier
Jno
W. Jamison
Wiseman
Howlsa
Ferguson
Kansas
Mr. Jamieson
Wretched Finish of the Adamites in Tragic Affray
An editorial lament condemns the Adamites for fanaticism that led to a deadly clash. It expresses compassion for Mrs Pratt and her bereaved family, notes imprisonment for adult members, and poverty for the children. The piece warns against extreme agitation and mental disorder guiding unenlightened minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grossa
Pratt
K. C Star
Ambitious Rich Hill Man Seeks State Jobs Under Hadley
A Rich Hill Bates county man, F M Tarter, writes from Kansas City he would welcome appointment as state game and fish warden at $2,000 yearly plus expenses, or as state mine inspector at $1,500. He describes himself as qualified for any political berth and ends with a cheerful, if awkward, plea for a share of the spoils.
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K. C. Journal
Hadley
F. M. Tarter
Rich Hill
Bates County
Tarter
Bureau of Labor Statistic and Inspection
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Univeralty
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Kanase City
Frank L. Jackson
Mrs
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Nnnie
Cheral
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Douglass
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