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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
1
Citizens debate how redistricting by state officials affects vacant Senate seats. The piece analyzes constitutional rules on vacancies when a senator moves residence or is moved by the Governor and officials during district realignment. It discusses whether vacancies arise and who decides them, noting courts may determine vacancy issues.
A collage item notes a child questions about color of toweling and why crash is a name. It adds a housework listing advertising Wanted help with no cooking or ironing, plus a streetcar habit about checking seats after riding. A shorthand and bookkeeping course begins May 23 for twelve weeks at The Justus Business School.
In White House Kentucky a six handed pistol battle inside a circus tent left Millard Meeks dead and three others seriously harmed. Deputy sheriffs Cheek and Trice and Shade Cantrell attempted arrest. Cantrell was unhurt. The melee ended the performance early as spectators were wounded and two Meeks brothers were said to be intoxicated.
Two cardinal birds nest near a Forty-seventh Street home by Rockhill Road. The resident has fed them for years, drawing robins, catbirds, thrushes, bluebirds, blackbirds, orioles, bluejays, wrens, and others. Nesting birds attract a diverse local avifauna close to the house.
A pair of cardinals nested in a weights garden weigela bush by the house for five years, with two eggs speckled brown. The family adjusts daily habits to avoid disturbing the birds including slow movements, soft voices and keeping curtains drawn at night.
A man returns from the park jubilant about prizes won at several stands. He claims four boxes of candy two kewpie dolls seven stickpins and a chicken. His wife asks about his hat suit and tie and he wittily asserts the prizes reflect his flashy outfit.
Capital City Building and Loan Association announces the authorization of its 32nd series stock with first payment due June 14, 1921. Interested parties are directed to contact L. J. Franz, secretary, at 202 East High Street, Exchange Realty Building. The source also includes unrelated humorous dialogue about a new hat and the bill.
The Marinello Shop announces a return to pre war prices on all services in all departments and for all materials supplies and Marinel lo goods. Let us serve you. Mrs A M McCormick proprietor 302 A E High St Phone 206
Miss Alice Frances Young of 28 East Alexander Street recalls severe back pain hot flashes dizziness and fainting from a womanly weakness. She credits Cardui the vegetable remedy for relief and urges other women to try it through their druggist.
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