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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
1
James M. Cox remarks on weather and fashion as Anton Blume campaigns for Cole county assessor. Jefferson City ties highlight Blume’s pedigree and party strength. The piece laments Missouri voter apathy, notes women’s imagined entry into politics, and mocks legal and divorce trends while criticizing dwindling political club activity.
A historic ticket lists Breckinridge Long and John Atkinson among state and local offices. The notice also promotes a hair curling service promising permanent results, with a weekend sale and contact details.
All Thru the State Macon a twenty five piece Camp Funston band and a Camp Funston baseball team will tour through this section starting October 9. War Department and State government back the effort. Concerts are planned in Macon Callao Bevier October 9 with stops in Shelbina and Clarence the next day. The drive supports the $60,000,000 Missouri road bond issue.
Marriage announcements: John Vestry and Alice Blackburn wed in Douglas Arizona and will reside there. Vestry, ex-service member and former bodyguard to President Wilson, leads Douglas Daily Dispatch. Blackburn from Hannibal has lived in Douglas. Senator Spencer spoke at courthouse on League of Nations to students from Howard Payne and Central colleges. Harding Coolidge club formed. Rev Adolph Vollmer resigns from Shelbyina Baptist church to join Bethel Baptist Association with base in Shelbina, Mexico. Dr J F Harrison, mayor of Mexico, elected president of the Wabash Railway Surgical Association in Buffalo New York.
An excerpt from I Citizen of Eternity by Gertrude Sanborn portrays aging romance and memory through a narrator reflecting on youth, companionship, and evolving desire. It contrasts past flurries of kisses with present cautious courtship amid neighborly propriety and a humorous dinner-table moment.
Tonight at 7 30 and 9 suspected traced from the fatal room 13 to her home by the law confronted with the question were you in room 13 when the fatal shot was fired. Flayed by conscience grilled by the district attorney hated by the husband she loved. Samuel Goldwyn presents.
In Jefferson Missouri on September 4 1920 the court issued a publication order in a divorce suit. The defendant Amos Daly has not appeared and must answer by the next term otherwise the petition will be confessed. The notice appears in the Democrat Tribune for four weeks.
Public notice that H M Washburn as trustee will sell the property described in a 1917 deed of trust to secure an installment note. The sale occurs October 2, 1920 at Jefferson City courthouse front door between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy the note, interest, and costs. The action follows default on the third installment. Alexander previously served as trustee but declined to act.
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