Death of E A Ewing Sheriff of Nevada County
E A Ewing died Thursday at the Nevada Hospital for the Jaebte after a general health breakdown. He had been a persistent public servant and served two terms as sheriff. His passing distressed many friends in Nevada and Vernon counties. Remains were taken to Richards with Mrs Ewing accompanying.
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NeVada Mail
EA. Ewing
Nevada
Ewing
Vernon County
Alwaye
Bates
Vernon
Harton
Cedar
Date
Polk
Missouri
Mexican Candy From What I Eat December Recipe
A December recipe from What I Eat for Mexican Candy uses two cups brown sugar one cup granulated sugar one tablespoon butter pinch of salt one teaspoon vanilla and half cup thick cream with pomona pecans. The method cooks sugar butter and cream to soft ball then thickens slightly before folding in vanilla and nuts and forming two inch cakes with a pecan centerpiece.
The Kindakian Ansys Bought a CABTO rA tale
Francis Wilson spoke at the Players' Club about ignorance of dramatic literature. He recalled a Western town episode where a man with no money asked for a ticket, claiming to be Oliver Goldsmith, and the box office clerk apologized while issuing an order.
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Francis Wilson
Players’ Club
Apple leads to army prison in Dublin for foraging
Private James R. Thompson of the Tenth Infantry received three months hard labor and loss of pay after a court martial found him guilty near Dublin Indiana during a practice march to Fort Benjamin Harrison. He disobeyed Lt Caldwell by taking a ripe apple from a farmer's orchard. The case was approved at Army Headquarters. A second item promotes Kodo digestive remedy sold by C. W. Hees.
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Chicago
James R. Thompson
Tenth Infantry
Army
Thompson
Dublin
Ind
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Adam
Robert G. Caldwell
C. W. Hees
The Nervous Mother in Atchison
An anxious Atchison woman, after reading multiple fatal accidents involving youths, burned her son's roller skates, chained him to the door, and removed clothing based on fears about footwear, streetcars, and safety practices.
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Atchison
Lyon & Healy Piano Sale Offers Unprecedented Terms
Lyon & Healy of Chicago announces a massive rebuilding sale with easy payment plans. They claim to provide piano purchases at better prices than ever, urging buyers to request the piano list and act quickly. Also advertised are digestive tonics sold by C. W. Hess, promising prompt relief from dyspepsia and stomach trouble.
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Lyon & Healy
Chicago
Adama Street
C. W. Hess
International
Mo. State Auctioneers Association
Amoret
Hill Installed as University of Missouri President
Dr Albert Ross Hill was installed as president of the University of Missouri in Columbia. The ceremony in University Auditorium was led by David RK Francis with many educators present. Hill warned that professional coaches in college sports threaten university ideals and urged using athletics to engage a broad student body while preserving purity in sports.
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Columbia, Mo
Albert Ross Hill
University of Missouri
David RK. Francis
University
Hill
Jesse. Preeidens Schurman
Cornell
Hiu
America
Blemish Care Ad and Eagle's Lodge Local Option Case
An 1850s fragment reports a patent remedy promising to remove horse blemishes and offering a $50 savings. It also recounts Judge Thurman presiding over Mt. Vernon court for Judge Johnson, tied to a case against the Eagle's lodge for local option law violations. The lodge allegedly ran a chip system for alcoholic drinks, with proceeds going to charity, debated by Thos. Delaney and the state’s attorney before a verdict was deferred.
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Thurman
Mt. Vernon
Johnson
Lawrence County
Eagle's Lodge
Ms. Vernon
Lamar
Barton
Theae Chipes
Thos. Delaney
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E. A. Ewing
Uty Sheriff Bates Co
Richards
Mrs Ewing
People’s
People's Bank
Butler, Mo
J. R. Jenkins
C. A. Lane
Wesley Denton
the Walton Trust Co
Butler, Missouri
Wilfarish
Butler
J-W. Barnhar
Oliver Goldamilth
Futhor
Cartoreia
Beara
Adwaresa
Kan
Gacette
Dr. Hill
Frank T. Clay
Drugalat
Clay
THE
Missouri State Bank
T. C. Boulware
B. B. Campbell
John Deerwester
Wm. EK. Walton
Wm. M. Hardinger, C. A. Dateher, A. B. Owen
Wm. B. Tyler, Frank M. Worts
J.B. Walton
C. RB. Turner
W. KE. Tucker
Max Welner
N.L. Whipple
HC. Wyatt
W.C. Walden
Edith Walton
Saale Williams
James M. White
Bates County
E. A. Besyert
Homer Devan
F. N. Drennan
BE. A. Bennett, Pres
W. F. Duvall, Cuahier
Cragg Wix
J.J. Meekes
Frank Hottam
J. W. Coats
A, Reimeen
Duvall
J.J. Meker
Homer Duvall
Agat
Cashier
Farmers Bank Building
W. F. Duvall
Arthur Duvall
J. B. Duvall
W. D. Yates
Col. C. F. Beard
State
Beard
C. E. Robbins
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