Twenty Reds Taken in Rains in St Louis and Missouri
A nationwide roundup directed by the United States Department of Justice raided Communist Party remnants. In St Louis and Springfield arrests numbered about twenty and fourteen respectively. Offices were searched for radical literature at the Melting Pot printing office, and materials seized from attorneys and publishers. A gubernatorial candidacy was announced in Missouri as Republicans back a statewide slate, while state finances show improved balance and revenue growth for the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
East Bonis
Taticols
United States
Univer States Department of Jupiter
Tocal
Im Haat
Lotus
Stephen Antonich
Communist Party
Antonich
Nori Hieventh Street
St Louis
Mast St. Leonis
Melting Pot
Pontine Building
Henry M Tichenor
Sigmund L'Renco
Tawyer
Times
S'Henco
Whaley Divorce Case In Hannibal Court
Mrs. Mary S. Whaley files for divorce admitting two living husbands in Hannibal Missouri. Frank Whaley named as second husband while Fred C. Haas of Hannibal pending divorce action against Whaley after discovering she had not divorced Whaley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannibal, Mo
Mary S. Whaley
Fannibal Court of Common Pleas
Frank
Whaley
Baum
Fred C. Haas
Hannibal
Ralls County
Presiding judge appointment discussed for Missouri county
Jefferson City reports Gov. Gardner endorses John H. Bunch for presiding judge of the county court after a Kansas City recommendation. The governor says Bunch’s 75 years in Missouri and his honesty and intelligence meet qualifications. Kansas City notes Dr Burriss A Jenkins may back Breckinridge Long for U S Senator. Long will formally announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
Gardner
Cour
John H. Lucas
Kansas City
St. Clair County
John H. Bunch
Long
Burriss A. Jenkins
Kansas City Post
Breckinridge Long
St. Louis
Lair
Jenkins
United Sides
Unclear historic note on Missouri university term opening
Ambiguous OCR fragments describe university events, leadership, a donation or fund, and a presumed incident related to Camp Muneton Raa. Names and places are garbled. the passage references 24 000 bo and S250 in an education context with journalism scholars mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Russ Hilh
University of Missouri
Seton
Jouinion
Tissan
W. Jeawen
Muneton
Raa
Jefferson City Misread Inventory Shows Crop Value Rise
The 2004 crop value total reaches 342 552 000 more than 1904 according to E A Logan and Jewell Mayes of the U S Bureau of Crop Estimates. The rise is based on garden crops and truck crops only and excludes other farm products or livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersaon City
Alixsqurt
E. A. Logan
Jewell Mayes
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Missoni Board No Agriculture
Henry Lamm backs General Wood for presidency
Sedalia, Missouri reports former Supreme Court justice Henry Lamm declining to seek the Republican gubernatorial nomination and announcing support for Maj Gen Leongid Wood for the presidency. He said Wood is a big enough man for the office and has executive qualifications, with no known adverse traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Rovernor
Supreme Tudee
Henry Lamm
Leongid Wood
Herada “Ep
General Wood J
Tilo
Local man suicide on public road after Germany service
Lieut Harold J. Jordan 29 of Springfeld Ia killed himself with an army revolver on a public road after returning from Germany where he served in the army of occupation. No cause was found. He had come to spend the winter with friend Smith Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark, Ma
Harold J. Jordan
Springfeld
Here
Army of Occupation
Germany
Smith Edwards
Pioneer Dies at 93 in Dent County Home
A Dent County pioneer, J. M. Stephetts aged 93, died at his home after a long life in the county. He married Nancy A. Cope of Jefferson County, Mo, 64 years ago and they had nine children. The obituary notes he was one of the oldest citizens in the area and spent his life near Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Salem
J. M. Stephetts
Dent County
Mise Nuaney A. Cope
Jefferson County
Dorn
Taxpayers Prompt on Trax Payments and Reward Offer
Taxpayers are prompt as Audrain county authorities report nearly $62.00 in tax monies paid on the final day of Wis. Mag. An offer of a $27,000 reward is announced for capture of robbers who recently stole $10,000 worth of platinum from a university chemistry lab safe in Columbia Missouri. Fire destroys Malden depot buildings injuring none. estimated grain loss totals $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Columbia
Oko
Malden
Frisco
Ber
Crigh
Matthews
Grubblefeld
Short Coats and the Art of Fur Remodeling
The article explains fur coat remodeling by furriers and dressmakers, detailing tools such as sharp knives needles chalk and thread. It describes careful cutting marking interlining fitting and waste minimization, with examples of fur types like sable mink muskrat beaver and marten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias
Thame
Valedictory of Winter Millinery Fashion Review
A midwinter millinery piece parade showcases hats with satin bands, jet motifs, crepe georgette crowns, and velvet brims. Descriptions detail street models in dressy materials, with mink layers and silk applique grape clusters signaling a refined, artful style fit for a critical eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasperde
Waalee
Tony Tough
Milk for Healthy Growth in Children Refers to Diet Rules
The article argues milk is essential for growth and bone development, recommending three to four servings daily plus optional egg yolk, and suggests that milk and greens supply the key nutrients while limiting meat. It covers clean milking, skim milk use when needed, egg yolk uses in milk gravy, and ways to incorporate vegetables into meals with milk stews and gravies. It also lists sample meals and notes fruits, bread, and cereals as important, with emphasis on affordable nutrition for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Faustus
Shawhl
Gohd Place
Household Tips On Cleaning and Care From A Past Era
Practical guidance on kettle water disposal before refilling and pantry shelf upkeep with neatly folded cloth. Advises using tepid borax water for washing silk handkerchiefs and drying items properly. Contains dated language and fragmentary instructions reflecting household routines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Government
MecJimsey
Springfield
Moyle
FE. Ee
McJimsey
Republican Comima Committee
Greene County
Cole
State
Bottosu
Sprioghe
Ete Snaith
Pres Rosell
Taney
Smith
Hore
Forsythe
Abner Holewrmahb
Hollister
Machur
Newton County
Springheld
Joplin
Ozark Country
Giielin
Moorman Appleby
Clifton City
Utoe
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
Mary Appleby
Mifton City
Bateblowers
West Plains
Hobbers
Hamsey & Kemp
Brandeville
Wood
Sow
Boy
Doniphan
George Pierce
Pratt
Pierce
Morris
John R. Edwell
Steelman
Dewan
W. M. Hyatt
Lake Creek Township
Andrew W. Ttankin
Chillicothe
McChillicothe
Gis Boon
Buon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!