Boots for Russia Order Ties St. Louis Firm to War Effort
The Russian government ordered 500000 pairs of military boots from a St. Louis company, reflecting wartime supply ties. Separately, state actions include printing new laws by the secretary of state and a five year term appointment to the State Board of Osteopathy for F M Shoush of Mexico replacing Dr J A Bell. Governor Painter pardons Preston Teker, a Smithville banker, for forgery involving 60000 dollars while cashier of Farmers Bank of Smithville.
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F. M. Shoush
Mexico
State Board of Osteopathy
J. A. Bell
William Painter
Preston T Éker
Smithville
Farmers Bank of
Record High Price For Grass Fed Steers At National City Auction
The top price for grass fed steers in the US was $8.65 per hundredweight for eighteen head averaging 1,254 pounds, sold by Joan W Flour noy of Beeville Texas to George Mills of Swift & Co at National Stockyards National City Illinois. Also Missouri boosters will travel to the San Francisco Fair around August 1 to tout Missouri industry with speeches and daily Missouri State Band concerts. The Missouri Bankers Association wrapped a Kansas City convention with W C Gordon of Marshall elected president. other officers Thorn ton Cooke, W B Sanford, and W F Keyser reelected or chosen.
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St. Louis Star
Joan W. Flournoy
Beeville
Tex
National Stockyards
National City
George Mills
Swift & Co
Missouri
San Francisco Fair
Missouri Banker’s Association
Kansas City
W. C. Gordon
Marshall
Thornton Cooke
W. B. Sanford
Springfield
W. F. Keyser
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Uncle Charley Good 84 Dies at West Point Home
Uncle Charley Good aged 84 made his home with two sisters at West Point and went into the garden Friday. He passed away soon after, ending a long life in the community.
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Charley Good
West Point
Notable Figures and Global News In Brief
Julius Baumgarten designer of the Southern Confederacy seal dies in Washington at 80. Glasgow butcher shops shut due to cattle shortages and high beef prices. Senator Kern suggests an October Senate extra session to revise rules and launch an early agenda. Aldrich estate may top 5 million dollars with estimates up to 30 million. Italian reservists called to colors from Canada, affecting 15 000 to 20 000 men. Jacob L. Sales convicted of conspiracy in Pangamia Canal Zone fraud case. paroled awaiting sentence. Studebaker founder retires. Jacob Jones destroyer launched with four 4 inch guns and torpedo tubes. An Ark church fight injures Dr. August Hardin. General Education Board noted in fragmentary text.
Resolutions of Regard and Condolence
The Ministers' Alliance of Butler Missouri expresses high regard for Charles H Ticknor a devoted minister and friend and offers sympathy and prayers to Sister Ticknor and the flock. The resolution honors his religious leadership and calls his ideals a guiding star for the community and church members.
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Butler, Missouri
Charles H. Ticknor
Ticknor
R. M. Talbert
R. M. Weedell
Sec
C. S. Hanby
W. J. Snow
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