Ex Convicts Leave Missouri Penitentiary in Stylish Suits
An article from Jefferson City details how the Missouri penitentiary now outfits released prisoners in tailored check suits, attractive shirts, ties, hats and overcoats. Warden D C Meelung oversees the program with Carl McClung running a prison store inventory and pricing to match outside costs.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
D.C
McClong
Commis
Carl McClung
Weds Cousin to Get Ranch and $25,000 Under Will
A Bluffs Iowa story notes Miss Ruby Rosen Droom of the Bluffs Bachelor Girls club must marry her cousin within five years to inherit her uncle J Sty’s ranch in Colorado and $25,000. The Denver‑Boston item places the details in context with a Colorado settlement.
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Iowa
Bachelor Girls’ Club
Will
Conner Bluffs
Ruby Rosen Droom
Bluffs
Bachelor Girls Club
Colorado
Wue
J. Sty
Denver
Chicago Live Stock Prices and East Buffalo Reports
Chicago markets show hog receipts around 64 000 with mixed quotation ranges for light shipping to good pigs. Cattle receipts about 20 000 with prices from 10 75 to 11 50 for select terms and butcher cows from 12 50 to 32 75. East Buffalo reports cattle 200 cars steady, hogs 80 cars strong with heavies 10 25 to 19 35, Yorkers 9 90 to 10 05, pigs 8 50 to 8 75. Veals quoted at 19 06, lambs and sheep show firm to higher prices across classes.
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East Guffalo
Dunning and
Stevens
East Buffalo
Program Delight at Fairfield Church Concert
A full church audience enjoyed Prof C W Mountain leading a Fairfield Oratorio Society program. Performances included Parson s College Double Quartette and Fairfield Mixed Chorus with selections such as The Se duoin Love Song and Mandalay encores.
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C. W. Mountain
Fairfield Oratorio Society
Albia
Marieek
Perry Parsons College
Bonheur
Delbert Pierce
John Gates
Ccc Cwaas
Gillette Parsons
Desponinnier
Village Bells
Mascherone
Delbert Pierce Star Tide
Cseccess
Piccolomine
Bess Dickerson
Maggaret White
Strauss Fairfield
Beduoin
Neighbors applauded as Bagley sets long piano endurance record
W G Bagley of Muncie Indiana played piano for fifty hours and five minutes nonstop with food and drink brought to the instrument and attendants dampening him with towels. Supporters gathered to witness the feat while Yeomen lodge members plan a march to tabernacle services led by local committees.
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Muncie
Tnd
W. G. Bagley
Melody
Bagley
Cox Hickenbottom case nears verdict in district court
The Cox versus Hickenbottom trial over a Short Horn Guernsey steer ends evidence today. Two calves with similar markings are discussed with four experts testifying for both sides. Jury to hear closing at 5 50 pm. Also announcing the Girls Loyal Temperance Legion candy sale Wednesday at Crail Foote Meat Market to raise funds for Peacock meetings and Xmas baskets.
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Cox
L. Gamrath
Tom Bates
W. C. Smith
Henry Bureker
Temperance Leion
Crail & Foote
Vernon funeral set for tomorrow afternoon
The funeral services for Wm. L. Vernon, who dropped dead yesterday afternoon, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock from the late residence on East Jefferson street.
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Wm. L. Vernon
East Jefferson Street
Wins Farm for 25 Cents in Colville Drawing
Spokane laborer George Lenon of Spokane won the first prize in a government land drawing on the Colville Indian reservation. He paid 25 cents to enter and chose 100 acres from about 350,000 total. Five thousand five hundred names were drawn, with 1500 parcels awarded. The Colville reservation lies under fifty miles from Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
George Lennon
Colville
Uncle Sam
Colville Reservation
Jefferson County Fair Association Stockholders Meeting
A meeting of the Jefferson County Fair Association stockholders is set for 1 30 o clock on Saturday afternoon December 2 at the Court House. Sanford Zeigler Jr secretary 932.
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Jefferson County Fair Association
Court House
Sanford Zeigler Jr
Masons to Gather at Peacock Tabernacle Nov 28 1916
Masons Eastern Stars and allied orders with families invited to meet at the Masonic Temple shortly after seven o’clock for a body march to the Peacock Tabernacle. Seats reserved. visiting members welcome. Signed A. F. Greep and Mrs. W. T. Dixon.
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Peacock Tabernacle
Masonic Temple
A. F.greep
Fairfield Golf Club Elects Officers and Raises Dues
The Fairfield Golf Club annual meeting in the Library building elected J. S. McKenney as president and Dillon Turney as vice president. W. D. Hunt was secretary, Frank Ricksher treasurer, C. W. Rains manager of team, and Charles H. Heer captain. Board members include W. C. Spalding and others. Dues rise to 15 dollars for men and 7.50 for women. A by laws revision committee will propose changes on guest entertainment to be discussed in May.
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Fairfield Golf Club
J. 8. McKenney
Dillon Turney
W. D. Hunt
Frank Ricksher
C. W. Rains
Chas. H. Heer
Board of
W. C. Spalding
Fred Speilman
Elsworth Turney
W. G. Ross
R. B. Louden, Sr
Chas
Carter Entertainment Committee
J. C. Thorne
D. G. Higley
Fred J L. Hunt
Roscoe Thoma
C. I. Bock
Are Your Feet Ready for Turkey Day Attire
The question prompts readers to consider stylish footwear for Thanksgiving gatherings, suggesting comfortable yet polished choices and ways to coordinate outfits with seasonal themes.
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