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Newspaper

Democrat Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1921

Page

1

An Evening in the Orient at Presbyterian church

Miss S Hill from St Louis and many visitors are in the city. The C BE Orchestra will perform at 7 30 Friday night for a benefit event at the Presbyterian church titled An Evening in the Orient with Dr Knight. Tickets available at Brandenbergers Drug Store and from Kings Daughters S S Class members.

C. BE. Orchestra The Orient the Orient the Presbyterian Church Knight Brandenberger’s C. E. Orchestra Dr. Knight

Miss Lindner returns from Memphis visit

Miss Mary Lindner resumes activity after visiting her sister in Memphis Tennessee. Full Line New Wall Paper advertised with low prices and first class paper hanger services. Schell Music Company at 100 East High Street. Lester Parker to lecture on mural paintings daily at Memorial Hall capitol at 3:30 p.m. Spitting on floors and sidewalks punishable by arrest and fine. Cole County Anti-Tuberculosis Society notices.

Mary Lindner Memphis, Tenn Schell Music Coo E. High St Lester Parker Memorial Hall Capitol Cole Co. Anti-Tuberculosis Society Dtt

Eclipse Stems News From the Only Daily in Jefferson City

The Jefferson City daily newspaper marks a watershed anniversary, reflecting on four decades of reporting, community coverage, and the paper's role as a local chronicle. Editorials celebrate resilience and local journalism's value to citizens.

Jefferson City

New crossing built from Schults to Suppans today

February 21 1879 notes a new crossing from Schult's to Suppan's. John Rhodes of Callaway county called, John McCarty seen after confinement, Mr Maeford leaving the Bazoo with Thos C Davis succeeding. Baptist ladies' supper clears 75, Frank Wallendorf dies at 27 from bronchitis. Alderman candidacy noted, cattle in graveyard addressed. "An Evening in the Orient" at Presbyterian church 2-26 7:30 pm tickets at Brandenberger's.

A Story Of Three By Martha M Williams

Alfarella dances and teases on a summer blanket at Tip Top as Fretty, a seventeen year old tomboy, taunts Benton about love. A dangerous rope swing nearly ends in tragedy when Babe Acklen steadies a taut blanket to save Fretty from a fall. After the near miss Benton feels guilt as Fretty jokes about settling scores.

Fretty Benton Dad Babe Acklen Freity Babe Retty Mouive Fenton Pretty Hoe Earth Brahe Tretty

Moon Phase Affects Hatching Strength in Chickens

Experiments indicate hens set during a new moon or near it yield more eggs and stronger, faster growing chicks. Hatchings with no moon tend to produce weaker birds that are poorer egg-layers.

Starr Bandit Henry Starr to be buried in Muskogee

Henry Starr the notorious bandit will be buried in Muskogee Oklahoma. His body shipped there today accompanied by his wife and son. Sheriff Johnson said Starr made a statement about his confederates and nothing else. Funeral services planned in Muskogee.

Starr Muskogee, Okla Wife United Press Harrison, Ark Henry Starr Muskogee Okla Johnson

Champ Clark III Son Summoned to Bedside

Champ Clark of Missouri a leading Democratic figure is seriously ill in Washington with a combination of cold grippe and stomach trouble. His son Col Bennett Clark has been summoned from St. Louis to his bedside. The former Speaker’s condition is serious but not critical.

United Press Washington Champ Clark Missouri Col Bennett Clark St. Louis

Hoover Won’t Talk on Cabinet Post Talk With Harding

Herbert Hoover refuses to elaborate on a telephone conversation with President-elect Harding about accepting a cabinet post. He said such matters require consideration and are not for him to discuss now. He attended a Metropolitan Opera benefit for European relief.

New York Herbert Hoover Harding Hoover

Tales of Yesteryear John Haley the Jefferson City Printer

John H Haley, a native of Jefferson City, rose as a skilled printer and foreman in the Tribune era. Orphaned young, he was mentored by the Watsons, later worked in railroad construction, then as a contractor. A famed hunter and fisherman, he traveled widely, knew farmers well, never married, and died in a cabin near White River, Taney County Missouri.

Christy Watson Washington and Main Streets John Jefferson City Tribune Henry W. Ewing Jefferson City W. W. Kolkmeyer Arkansas White River Taney County Cole County John H. Haley Gasconade River John Haley Callaway Boone Osage Miller Moniteau John Waley Watson

Don Jay Cross. Always walk to the corner.

The note urges avoiding Jay Cross and insists on walking to the corner as a strict directive. It presents a terse guideline about personal conduct and route choice, implying a routine or safety rule for a specific area. The exact origin and context remain unclear from the fragmented text.

Jay Cross

Doctor Announces Office Move to Walther-Wymore Building

Dr Jose announces relocation of his practice to the Walther-Wymore building opposite the courthouse starting March 1, 1921. The notice emphasizes addressing patrons and friends while reflecting on the role of posterity in public works and future plans.

Walther-Wymore Court House

Arithmetical Problem in Focal Paper Prompt

A country farmer visits a neighboring town seeking a listed position in the focal paper. A question asks if a man loses on buying an article at 400 and selling at 9.04. The youth replies with a cryptic line about gains on the dollars and interest on the cents, reflecting the era’s charm.

Focal

In Praise of 19CKS and Sacred Books

A reflective note extols books as the crowning privilege of modern civilization. It urges gratitude for literature and music, hoping readers thank God night and morning, while acknowledging the inscription's poetic cadence and historical tone.

Listowm E Starr

Chinamen Outdrese Women in Ching Style

In a terse fragment, male fashion and extravagance are noted, contrasting with women’s styles. the text hints at social or cultural observations in a dated tone without full context. Names and specifics are absent, leaving a brief, unclear snippet.

Christmas Birth of Sir Isaac Newton Highlighted

Christmas Day 1642 marks the birth of Sir Isaac Newton, famed for making the celestial world comprehensible from an astronomical perspective, more influential than any other figure in science.

Ho O Sir Sane Newton

Teacher Uses Goblet Word In Sentence Exercise

A teacher wrote spelling words on the board and urged pupils to form sentences. One word displayed was goblet, and a pupil crafted a sentence: If I had a piece of cake I would goblet.

The Car mec harpoon? Catamaran tale afloat

The fragment describes a catamaran, a three-hulled craft, riding the sea surface. A fisherman, lacking one oar, battles waves and wind to retrieve an unsinkable crate while locals watch but remain unmoved.

India

Jockey’s rampant appetite after race tale ends with mutton joke

A joke recalls a jockey who, after a long race, visits a hotel and devours a leg of mutton. When offered sweets or cheese, he refuses and quips that he never eats sweets, but if another leg of mutton is available he could manage it.

Vacuum Cat Cleaning Tricks in Quick Steps

A quick guide shows how to clear fur from a cat using the vacuum. Move the sweeper near the cat, switch on the current, and brush the coat to pick up loose hairs efficiently.

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Corinth Greece Wright’s Grocery Bassmans’ Grocery Steppleman’s Grocery the Delmonico Jefferson City Gandy Co D. Roeder Chicago Hon. S. M. Buell of City Ott A. Newman Bud” Maughs Fulton J. F. Cook California C. W. Dwight Moberly S. Hill of J. W. Dand Kansas City Kreismann Kings’ Daughirs S. S L. Caddy Miss N. Giller J. J. Walker Columbia H. C. Clark Schult’s Suppan’s John Rhodes Callaway County John McCarty Mr. Maeford Bazoo Thos. C. Davis Ladies of the Baptist Church Brage’s Hall Frank Wallendorf Jobe Speedy H. W. Long Jefferson Cleaners E. High Tellman Owens Martha M. Williams Mee Ee McClure Newspaper Syndicate Alfarella Walther- ‘Wymores Champ Clark III Son Closing Out Records Emerson Talking Book Children’s Records Schell Music CO Tales OF Yesteryear John 4H Haley Jefferson Osage River Wi Hays Weed Products Co Jose Fletcher Astiria Jefferson Moline Tractor & Implement Co E. Dun
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