23 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
1
D. M. Gberman traveled to Lincoln Nebraska for factory business and also went to Wyoming on related affairs before returning home Thelora Statzer of the insurance department is listed in the local business notes as engaged in 99 business activities
A St. Louis Star symposium surveys county superintendents on whether evolution may be taught in Missouri schools. J C Humphreys of Callaway County says evolution is not taught and would not be tolerated by patrons. Willard Hamlin, Missouri state senator, would back a bill banning evolution teaching. The Capital News notes Missouri textbooks show widespread evolution teaching, varying by county.
Washington reports farmers grossed 12.136 billion dollars for the year ended June 30, the highest since 1921. The gain of 848 million over last year mainly reflects higher grain and meat prices, especially wheat and hogs, per Agriculture Department estimates.
A general executive meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held in Kansas City this fall. President Mrs Evelyn Riley Nicholson announces dates October 17 to November. A mass meeting runs to Tuesday afternoon and October 21 features a missionary census service. Sponsors include Mrs R I Speer Miss Margaret Burton Rev Paul Richardson and Bishop Thomas Nicholson among others. The society reports 1924 receipts of 2 842 910 and a membership of 608 000 in the United States and abroad.
Wray Brown of St. Louis will defend his singles title in the 25th anniversary Missouri Valley Tennis Association tournament opening in Des Moines July 27. He and brother Woodward H. Brown will also defend their doubles title. Louis Daudaan arrived in the city for a brief visit amid construction news in Chamoi.
London July 22 Sieg nest Bain chairman of the Leeds University finance committee returned from Canada and the United States with a report noting universities widely emphasize sport. He cites American towns awarding footballers university status, powerful alumni influencing gifts, and sports heads earning higher salaries than professors including the chancellor.
Marblehead Mass reports President and Mrs Coolidge aboard the Mayflower entering harbor after a wind storm. The party landed in an oat tender at 4:30 PM after a heavy shower drove them below decks. No incidents occurred during the cruise despite rough seas and an ale on the coast from Hull.
New shipment offers ladies and misses Day Dresses in attractive patterns and colors. Store contact at Central Trust and phone number 1624 205. Includes both ladies and misses sizes.
The Associated Press reports a 10 percent wage cut to begin August in wool and worsted mills across North Adams Wiltsfield Dalton and Hinsdale. The move aims to keep local plants competitive with other New England woolen mills that have already lowered pay.
Local report notes an incident involving Tangel Schneider with injuries and damages described as ravage and draying. The account references two figures 1100 and 990-4, dated 1-17, with unspecified locations and parties. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Letter from Mrs Walter W Anderson of Rangeley Maine praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from bearing down pain side back headaches and fatigue after two years of symptoms The missive encourages others to try the remedy and notes it is sold by druggists. nationwide replies reportedly support its benefits
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