Wells Pickens Wedding Surprise For City Couple
Dawson Wells and Miss Mary Pickens wed at the bride’s home in a private ceremony officiated by Reverend J D Nichols. They left for a short honeymoon in St Louis and plan to live at the Wells home near the Methodist church. The bride, principal of the High School, is beloved by students and parents alike, while the groom, a pharmacist and World War I veteran, is praised for character and business ability. The Herald extends best wishes for their prosperity and happiness.
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Pryg
Our City
Tuerry
Welle
Wells
Rapilly
Aeein
Gene Er
Beter
Lefler
Reiter Laws for the Farmer in Missouri Legislature
Missouri's 1921 General Assembly passed aggressive agricultural measures. Key actions include a State Department of Agriculture and Marketing Bureau, licensing for produce merchants with 170000 in marketing funds, a dairy and poultry price discrimination law, a cooperative grain and livestock exchange act, and a 125000 hog pavilion at Sedalia State Fair grounds. The package also imposes tuberculosis testing for herds, rural school expansion toward township high schools, county option dog law, a model county library bill, a bee apiary act, broader agri grants, and a 100000 immigration law. Additional measures target co operative farming, fruit and orchard support, and state aid to grain shows.
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Missouri
1St General Assembly
Department of Agriculture
Sedalia
Two Hills
Co-Operative Shippers and Co-Operative Commission
Stace Corn Growers’ Association
State Horticultural Society
West Africa survey call for three Missouri graduates
A U S agency in Missouri seeks three men from the Missouri College of Agriculture who specialize in tobacco cereals or fruits to survey the Portuguese colony of Angola. The assignment covers 604000 square miles to assess agricultural potential, with salary and fully paid travel, camping gear, and dependents’ care arranged through a New York bank.
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Missouri
United States Agency
Banco National Ultramarino
Portugese
Missouri College of Agriculture
Angola
West Afrea
New York City Bank
Bradshaw Ousted And Vacancy Filled In Protest
Governor Hyde removed State Warehouse Commissioner Bradshaw amid a long standing clash. Thomas Henicks appointed to fill the vacancy. Bradshaw protests, refuses to surrender until Supreme Court order. Attorney claims political bias and lack of gubernatorial authority. case awaits court ruling.
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Kansas City
Ned
Hyde
Bradshaw
Thomas Henicks
Supreme Court
Ths
Shipping Board Marine Strike Ends Tonight
The U S Shipping Board will sign an agreement that ends all marine strikes except those involving private ship owners. Wages for employees are to be reduced fifteen percent for the remainder of the year. Also noted is a Great June Sale at Kohlin's Quality Store. Thomas Puckett of New Madrid visited his brother J Hall Puckett last week.
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Shipping Board Marine
Washington, D. C
U. S. Shipping Board
Kohlin
Thomas Puckett
New Madris
J. Hall Puetert
Colbert's Cash Grocery Ad Seeks Best Prices
A brief advertisement urges shoppers to call 85 for best grocery prices at Colbert's Cash Grocery. The note highlights price focus and direct phone contact.
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Colbert
Cash Grocery
The Problems of Production Marketing and Country Life
A concise study outlines the challenges facing production and marketing systems and the effects on rural life. It discusses resource constraints, distribution hurdles, farm viability, and policy implications shaping countryside prosperity.
California brides under twenty trend in 1920 report
In 1920 California recorded 13 578 brides aged fifteen to twenty and 1 199 men of the same span. most brides wed between twenty one and twenty five, while men favor a five year window after reaching adulthood. The state report notes many men marry after forty five, nearly double the rate of women.
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Sucramento
Calif
California
State Board of Health
Big United Labor Union Proposed at Denver Convention
Delegates at a Denver meeting today debated uniting the American Federation of Labor into one giant union. Two resolutions urged action to bring aircraft workers under a single federation, signaling a shift in relations with both government and marine employees.
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Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
Real Pitchers Battle Gives Carnthersville Victory
Carnthersville baseball club defeats Hayti 1 to 0 as Hinchey pitches superbly for the home team while Gwin allows only three hits. A wide throw by Hayti’s second baseman breaks the game open. errors were minimal and fans paid 40 cents for a dollar’s worth of baseball.
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Carnthersville
Marives Stantey Terorim
Hayzi
Jesse Gwin
Hinchey
Hayti
Gwin
Caruthersville Democrat
Hard Surfac ed Roads Amendments Discussed
At the Roads Convention 200 delegates gathered as Tr R Kelso claimed the Cement Trust seeks to redefine hard surfaced roads in the state constitution to favor cement foundations. Kelso denied charges that delegates are road boosters.
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Cement Trust
Bors
R. Kelso
Preesent
Kétso
Parma visitor at I Kohn home during June sale
J Falkoff of Parma spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting at the I Kohn home. Prices cut deep during the Great June Sale at Kohn's Quality Store.
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J. Falkoff
Parma
I. Kohn
Kohn's Quality Store
Great June Sale At Kohn's Quality Store
Concord residents L. H. Gale and family visited town Monday for shopping and to view the Great June Sale offered by local merchants at Kohn's Quality Store.
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L. H. Gale
Concord
We Spoil Em TheGop Campaign Rants Against Dems
A partisan vent argues the Republican party will replace Democratic appointees to end the Wilson era for a new Spoil System. It mocks Governor Hyde and criticizes Dearmont and Bradshaw, accusing the GOP of bias, political purges, and calls to remove officials in favor of party loyalists. The piece predicts electoral backlash as the Spoil system continues.
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Hyde
Bradshaw
C OF C ELECT OFFICERS AT MEETING
At a chamber of commerce meeting Monday night the semiannual election of officers was held. The list shows JT Buckles as president and WJ Reinhard as vice president, with Jae Kole as treasurer and B Houta as secretary. A motion was passed to proceed with paving on Third Street and widening Munroy Street to improve city streets.
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Chamber of Commerce
JT. Buckles
Preetient
WJ. Reinhard
Jae Kole
B. Houta
Seorency
Tooks
Durr Fowler Willigen Dory Married at Employer’s Home
Hayti couple Durr Fowler Willigen Dory exchanged vows Tuesday at the home of Chas Morgan, with Judge J M Argo performing the ceremony. Many friends offered warm congratulations as the Herald joins in the wishes for a happy life together.
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Willigen Dory
Vick -Melvinaley
Tio
Chas, Morgan
J. M. Argo
Great June Sale Slices Prices in Memphis Stores
John Dorris Jr and his wife shopped in Memphis early in the week while Mrs Dorris spent a few days at her Oran home. The article notes deep price cuts during the Great June Sale across local stores.
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John Dorris, Jr
Memphis
Mrs. Dorris
Oran
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West Africa
Yan Deal
Afrima
Otter
T. Woolverton
Deering
Buckleys
Alma Hosea
Stephen
L. H. Brannon
Hs International News Service
International News Service
Intercanationnal
United Labor Union
Ioternational News Service
Kohn’'s
Wells Drug CO
Bithemari
Leflers
Hayti, Missouri
Rexall
Republican Party
Durr—Fowler
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