Missouri Elder Defies Hall Of L Ordains Confidence In Providence
Missouri elder preacher G E Edwards argues that the Lord will provide for those called to work in the ministry amid wage concerns and preacher shortages across the state. He contends salaries in other professions lure ministers away and cites biblical faith as sustaining the field. Meanwhile a receiver is appointed for Mohr Garment Co after a silk robbery and bankruptcy petitions surface from creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Wii
G. E. Edwards
Mount Moriah
Sullivan County
Lite Zion
Macon County
Mount Tabor
Knox County
St. Lous
Mixsourt
Howe
Pon
Edwards
St. Louis
United States
Furls
Mohr Garment Company
Washington Avenue
W. J.smith Sik Company
New York
Balloon, & Sanders
Buehner Bik Manufacturing Company
Tiarment Comepany
Ue Bache Weer Si Manufacturine
Smith Suk
Balloon & Sanders
Oyde
Short State Notes from Missouri Rural News
A compact roundup reports multiple Missouri items: the Potter farm sale near Fair Grove to Charles F. Day for 82500. a $20000 stock pavilion in progress by Aurora Hereford Cattle Association. Sylvestre T. Melotyre named assessor of Marton county. Mrs Emma Potter’s sale. deaths and resignations. land purchases near Norfolk Nebraska. a $50000 fire at Bunceton. Ozarks ad campaign from Joplin. a legal note on county prosecutors. and weather and farm outlook updates.
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Potter Farm
Fair Grove
Emma Potter
Charles F. Day
Aurora Hereford Cattle Association
Girdner
Sylvestre T. Melotyre
Marton County
George W. Moore
Bunceton
Orign
Hawkins Hardware Company
T. Patterson
H. HM. Schiler Meat Market
Charles Friday
Patterson
Ozarks
Joplin
Ozark
New
Ozark Playgrounds Association
The
Tasteful Frocks for Young Girls Feature Simple Spring Styles
Home sewers and shoppers alike can outfit children for Easter with affordable spring frocks. Two garments shown include a front-laced smock dress with embroidery and a chambray and pique one piece with shirred panels. Fabrics favored are light colors and cotton weaves, with details such as brick ribbon lacing and mercerized cords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nork
Adequate Water Systems Still Lacking in Most Country Homes
A 1918 survey shows 44 percent of farm homes had running water, with lack of knowledge on systems cited as a barrier. The piece outlines farm water options from hand pumps to windmills and electric pumps, stressing suitable sizing, installation, and a Rural Engineers’ guidance bulletin for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculiate
Water Dale Farm
Fariers
Sunshine tide draws visitors to Florida coast resorts
The article extols Florida coast towns as paradise for tourists and new residents. It highlights sunlit beaches, vivid blue and green seas, flowering gardens, palm-lined highways, and affluent winter estates. It notes millions of newcomers building homes and the potential for broader cultivation and prosperity across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Murlig
Auvnaths
Neap’ Ly
Unclear garb description of a silk lace gilet and ribbon trim
A fragment describes a white silk outfit with a high collar gilet in lace and net, trimmed with blue ostrich plumes and buttons. A pleated ribbon band at the waist finishes the ensemble, noted as an unusual novelty.
The Double Tunic Fashion Description
An attractive wool velours suit achieves a double tunic look with a flaring coat and loose skirt tunic. The bodice buttons up to the turnover collar. Trim uses plaited material held out by words.
Government warns against saccharin in food use
Government chemists warn saccharin is not a harmless substitute for sugar and condemn its use in cooking. They note prosecutions under the Food and Drug Act and indicate many states ban saccharin in food amid sugar shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
St. Louis
Carl le Asberg
Bureau
Senate
Committee On Agriculture
All Around the House FR and Food Prep Tips
The fragment discusses sparing use of cayenne pepper for Hyer flavor and vanilla beans in sugar, suggests using leftover fruits in gelatin slides, advises wearing goggles when handling bleaching agents with ammonia fumes, and notes mixing mustard with salad oil and vinegar on steel to create quick relish.
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Missouri Elder
H.C
Rev. Edwards
Tefferson City
Gardjor
State Grajy and Warehouse Inc Anector
Jamies TE Brodstaw
Kansas City
St. Loala
Wansue Ollynd St
Sikeston
Bowman
North Carolina
Missouri
Colonal McNeely
Aesterwa Cis, Mo
John D. McNeely
St. Joseph
Missouri Nasional Guard
Welleville
Wellsville
Webbers
Kapses City
Morien M. Bhankey
South Side Bank
Cabot
J. M. McNellis
James M. Stith
Birt
Columbia
Irene Christie
LaPlata
University of Miscouri & C
T. C
Filen Smith
Otterville
Cooper County
Tennessee
Charleston
E. Moore
Milwaukee Railroad
Chillicnihe
Jefferson City
Lyk
Springfield
Mo—Pule
Hus
Toe
Mis
Lint
Heath
Sing Sing Fy Wall
Jefferson Ity
Atorney
Gardner
Morris
Lincaster
Behtyler County
Tunis
Ching
J. W. Jackson
Marfville
Wright County
View
Jackison
Thins
Hale
Houston
Texas County
George H. Scott
German Red Cross
Carrollton
Jacob | Bahn
German Red Cross Society
WIII
Kansas
Mo —D. A. Frampton
United Mine Workers of America
Chillicothe
Marjorie
Sheetz
Army Exuny
Sedtta
Marshall
Trenton
Mesico
Brookfeld
Gallatin
Cape Girardeau
Frank Maddock
Silver Lake
Tno Drift
Maddock
Self
Ava
James L Singleton
Comstable
Benton Township
Bay Biscayne
Ts Department
Alsberg
Thalsa
Anmonia
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