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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
1
A historic note from the Cole County Democrat Printing Co based in Jefferson City Missouri. The brief item records the local newspaper printing house and its location serving the county capital.
A long-winded local column argues the Missouri legislature’s special session will drag on for political and family gain while Linn Osage county pursues growth aided by a water project and river bridge. It contrasts editorial morality with sensational divorce reporting starring Stillman and Orthwein, urging editors to curb moral preaching and reduce coverage of rich women’s scandals.
Crestene, Col. witnessed a quick mounted raid by a bandit gang armed with automatic pistols. They swept into the town at breakneck speed, opened fire on three principal stores, and fled after exchanges with a few bold townsmen. No injuries reported.
Mrs Helen Taylor Morse 26 of Altadena California died last night on an eastbound Santa Fe train near Topeka. She was en route to Philadelphia from Altadena to visit relatives, accompanied by her mother Mrs Edward Taylor and a nurse. Post mortem planned by Deputy Coroner Dr H E Boss. death likely from sinus disease. Body sent to Freeman mortuary in Kansas City.
Frank FE Talley aged 28 and Rose Talley aged 21 were charged with first degree robbery in the hold up of Eva Talley at her home on Eighty third street and Topping avenue Sunday night. They appeared before Justice John H Pollock with July 12 set for preliminaries. They are jailed on 10000 bond. Eva Talley reported she was beaten and robbed by two bearded assailants in Prince Albert coats.
Wm Richter, pastor, holds Sunday school at 9 a m and German language services at 10 a m with sermon by Herbert Bernthal. First Church of Christ Scientist at 318 Monroe St offers Christian Science services Sundays 11 a m and Wednesdays 8 p m. Public invited. Sunday School 9:30 a m. Reading Room and Circulation Library at 20214 E High St free to public, open daily 3–5 p m except Sundays and holidays.
Minister E W Bebner leads Sunday School at 9 30 worship at 10 45 with a sermon I have kept the faith Henceforth there is laid up for me crown of righteousness 2 Tim 4 8 Also service at 8 00 with sermon Prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God Rom 4 8 Bible Study Wednesday 8 00 Isaian the Prophet
Christian Church led by Pastor R. M. Talbert offers Sunday School and morning service as usual. An 8 p.m. union service at Evangelical Church with Rev. Behner sermon at Central Evangelical Church. German service at 9:00 led by Pastor Paul Stoecker. English service at 10:45. Bible School at regular hour. Union service at 7:45 p.m. in our auditorium with Rev. Behner sermon. Public invited. Let us have a full house.
James E. McDonald, pastor, announces Sunday School at 9 30 public worship at 10 45 a m Miss Velda Divers to sing Fear Not Ye O Israel by Dudley Buck Epworth League meets at 7 pm congregation urged to attend union service at Evangelical church at 8 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday evening public cordially invited to all services
Sunday School at 9 30 Supt L T Waller morning worship at 10 45 The Preeminence of Christ B P U at 7 00 evening union preaching at Evangelical Church Rev E W Behner to preach Strangers invited Grace Episcopal Church Adams and High Rev H P Manning Rector Holy Communion 8 00 am June 26 Church School 9 30 Morning Prayer 10 45 Choir Te Deum Benedictus and Roberts Anthem Seek Ye The Lord sermon St John the Baptist a lost life Union service June 26 9 30 Holy Communion 7 45 Evening Prayer sermon The Great Confession June 29 St Peter s Day
Classifieds offer $100 weekly for tire sales direct to car owners with wide margins and no experience required. Another ad seeks side line coal salesmen earning a week’s pay in an hour. Interested parties write Boylston Coal Co Chicago. Additional note from Paul Tire Co promises $150 weekly with a new tire selling plan in Chicago. Also a farmer seller inquiry seeks owners with farm for sale including cash price and full description.
Open for the season three cottages for rent accessible via mile of good road through the park. Cedar canoes and steel boats available for hire. Bathing facilities excellent. Truck meets the car line each afternoon. Round trip 25 cents, children 15 cents. Phone 4W 5-19-dtb.
A Missouri letter from an aspiring youth to Captain Thomas E. Halls of the United States Secret Service requests a position as a detective. The writer pledges honest work and asks for terms and salary, noting no educational qualifications are revealed in the inquiry.
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