Missouri student wins top prize at Chicago livestock show
Turner G Cochran of the University of Missouri captured first place as best all around judge at the 1907 international livestock show in Chicago, scoring 990 points the highest by any student since the event's start. The report also notes Kansas debates Oklahoma style banking taxes and remarks on a banking panic era, with critiques of wealth, industry power, and political influence.
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Turner G. Cochran
University of Missouri
Chicago
Currency Committee
American Bankers Association
Webster
New York
Washington
Montreal
Lin
Lim
Averoch
Montreaal
Ten Thousand Dollar Men Wanted by Edison in Success
A long quotation from Thomas A Edison in Success Magazine urges American youth toward technical education and high ambitions. He warns the need for trained minds, notes the demand from firms like Bethlehem Steel and United States Steel, and encourages pursuing skilled careers despite barriers such as tobacco laws for minors.
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Thomas A. Edison
Success
United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
Local Notices of Matrons and Travelers
Mrs Solomon Meyers is reported very sick on South Argyle Street. Frank Dowdy and companions traveled to Ottawa Kansas last week on business. Jack Hunter left Friday by Ombea for work in Los Angeles California. Nettie McKean secured a position with Hamburg Mercantile Co. Roy Guyer and wife of Parcival spent several days with relatives. J T M Broyles visited his daughter Mrs Nelse Reynolds this week. L J Brown, visiting his mother Mrs Nate Brown, returned to Omaha Wednesday.
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Ben Grump
Payne
Will Green
Percival
Charley Bronson
Harry Brown
Watson
Judson Coffee
Jackie
Wilson
Goldie Stanley
Peru
M. Fink
Annie Sells
Geo. Bogar
Solomon Meyers
South Argyle Streets
Frank Dowdy
Ottawa
Kan
Jack Hunter
Omeba
Los Angeles
Cal
Nettie McKean
Hamburg Mercantile Co
Lou Nix
Audubon
Adolph, Utka
Ottumwa
Helen Waterman
Sidney
Helen
Grace Simons
Cintha Woods
Shenandnoah
Roy Guyer
Parcival
J. ™. Broyles
Nelse Reynolds
JL. F. Brown
Nate Brown
Omaha
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Newcomb
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Elessity
Jane Nary
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Kenneth ‘Murchison
Onice
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Jowa
Kittie .Jones
Myrtle Maxted
Tabor
Linden
Nebraska
F. M. Harrell
J. P. Lester
Shenandoah
Glen Warnestaff
Phelps City
Wilbur
Edith Strait
Westf
Oscar Jones
W. H. Patton
Mattie Shaver
Wint Good
Harris
Deputy McKean
Charlotte McCullough
Fannie Bell
Arnold Jolly
Henry Zach
Dimmitt
Marvin Evinger
Belle Burkholder
Ft. Collins, Colo
Geo. Lloyd
Des Moines
Pat Riley
Fairbury, Neb
H. H Hayes
Indiana
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