28 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Daily Capital News
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1925
Page
1
Capital City Building and Loan Association announces a new series funding home mortgages. L.3. Noon an serves as secretary, with contact details listed for prospective borrowers and investors.
An advertisement argues eczema relief comes from increasing red blood cells using a tonic named 5.5.8. It claims the cure lies in cleansing the blood rather than skin treatments, asserting the product has built red blood cells since 1829. It touts S93 sold at drug stores in two sizes.
Missouri foresees a large 1925 home remodeling season with prosperity for builders real estate dealers and suppliers says Slattery southern sales manager United States Gypsum Company after surveys show upkeep fell off and demand for gypsum based materials like Sheetrock and Gyp Lap will rise as homes modernize and heat insulation improves. Arm ed deputy sheriffs guard a court trial where two brothers face charges without restraints despite continuous attendance in the courtroom.
Will Lawrence of Muskogee Oklahoma faces a jury verdict over the Phoenix murder of Patrolman Haze Bureh. The defense concludes its testimony while the state presses for the death penalty, with brother Babe Lawrence to be tried next unless extradition alters plans.
Contributions yesterday raised the Cole County American Red Cross disaster relief fund to 2389.11 dollars for tornado victims. A total of 45 Jefferson City and Cole County residents and nine organizations have donated to date, with average individual gifts around four dollars and a top individual gift of several dollars. organizations average about ten dollars, with a top organization gift of 361.76 dollars. New contributors include Ferdinand Artz Edson L Bureh C H Langerhans and Mrs A Biederman. A marriage license was issued Thursday to Charles Wonts and Elizabeth Irene Heri and they were wed yesterday in the Methodist parsonage. Senator James A. Reed will address both houses in the state capital today following a joint invitation.
Prairie fires across western South Dakota and along the Nebraska border were contained after days of destruction. Winds diminished and ranchers and Native workers halted the spread on the Rosebud Reservation and elsewhere. Damages appeared limited with no reported deaths, though miles of blackened prairie and ruined haystacks remained.
The incident left several firefighters severely burned by the flames and taken to hospitals for treatment. Despite the blaze, livestock generally was protected, with burning intensity limited to structures and surrounding acreage.
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