Herr Professor Lessing at Clay Root News
Albert Sanders was baptized Sunday by Rev. Jack DePriest at the Clay Root area with Pascola people present. Andy Ritcheson and Lizzie Revolon to wed at the Clay Root school house Sunday at 11.00 am. George McElyea re-signed to teach another year, locals note high water limits gardens and several town happenings unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Slim) Sanders
Jack DePriest
Pascola
Samson
Mrs. Looney
Caruthersville
Monroe Winters
Kennett
George McElyea
George
Andy Ritcheson
Lizzie Revolon
Clay Root
Thomas Mains
A. Hanks
Mother's Day Exercise by Modern Woodmen Begun
The Modern Woodmen plans a Mother's Day program on the second Sunday in May, this year May 18, with committees formed to handle preparations. The group notes it was among the first to push to declare Mother's Day a National Holiday and will hold a suitable event, likely in a local church, venue to be announced.
Hayward News Notes and Local Updates
April rains boost farming start but school attendance declines as work pulls the older boys. L A Ruddle spoke on war last Sunday. prayer meetings move to Saturday night. Pete Butler's eye trouble improves. Sunday school reports 7A attendance. guests visit Bivins home with dinner and song. Little Andrew Brasher absent with chills. Mrs Enice Ashcroft from Burdet te Ark visits Mrs Jennie Estes.
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L. A. Ruddle
Pete Butler
Ollie Mangrum
Pearl Magers
Lena Brasher
Omega Hughes
Mary Bivins
Laxie MclIntosh
Oscar Stone
Joe Bivins
Andrew Brasher
Enice Ashcroft
Burdette
Ark
Jennie Estes
Number of Sheep on Farms Expansion Forecast
Estimates indicate the 36 state farm region could boost sheep numbers by 150 percent, with some experts suggesting up to 500 percent without harming other livestock. A 150 percent rise implies about 144 million dollars in losses, attributed to the sheep killing dog.
Sugar Beet Production Rises in United States
Sugar beet output in the United States has climbed from under 700000 tons to about 900000 tons over four years. In the last year seven new local ridges for beet production have been developed, but a seed shortage limited a larger gain.
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United States
Safe for a Couple of Days
A school scene records a teacher admonishing Robbie with four warnings this week. Robbie replies with a wry remark about it being Friday, reflecting a child’s candid, lighthearted response. The fragment hints at daily classroom discipline and the student’s humor.
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Lobbie
Robbie
Briday
Jude
Wheat markets drift lower amid cautious global outlook
The St Louis Merchants' Exchange reports dull trading and lower prices for wheat with a 3 to 4 cent drop as nervousness about foreign news lingers. May delivery down 3 cents to 1.81, July at 2.17 and September 1.86. Foreign crop outlook unfavorable with Minneapolis stocks dipping 320,000 bushels. corn and oats also show modest declines.
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St. Louis
St Louis
Merchants’ Exchange
Minneapolis
Los
Winnipeg
Berlin
Liverpool
Bradstreet
May wheat prices slip with mixed results in early trading
Chicago reports May wheat at 2.71 for May delivery with July around 2.26, while September sits near 1.89. July corn closes at 1.455 with early highs near 1.43 and lows near 1.4344. Hay and straw prices appear mixed with Timothy, Clover, Prairie Hay and Alfalfa showing varied quotes.
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Chicago
Timothy
Social and community notes from Braggadocio area
H Bryant and wife welcome a new girl. Miss Jewel Webb visits her sister in Holland. Young people enjoyed a social at W A Canada’s. Connie Curtner has a new bicycle. Sunday schools well attended with good interest. Deputy Wilce Curtner visited St. Louis last week. W A Canada moves stock into his new building. Rev Barks conducts meetings at the Methodist church this week. L Robinson made a business trip to Cooter Saturday. Carl Green visited Don Johnson at Micola. Hayti High presented The Man from Nevada at the Baptist church to a full house and praise for Miss Lambert’s training. Prof Floyd Hogan works in Dr Denton’s drug store. Mrs Morgan of Caruthersville visited her daughter Mrs Hatley Sunday. Donal Hoover returns to northern Missouri after a year here in the drug store. Mrs Woodside visiting daughter Mrs Hatley this week.
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Wilce Curtner
St. Louis
W. A. Canada
Rev. Barks
Methodist Church
L. Robinson
Cooter
Carl Green
Don Johnson
Micola
Hayti
Floyd Hogan
Denton
New York Cotton Opens Higher On Weather and Demand
The cotton market started strong in New York as good cables and unfavorable crop weather supported prices. July rose 8 points with other options up 12 to 22 while demand came from Liverpool Wall Street New Orleans and southern interests. Supply came from commission houses and room traders as competitive bidding pushed prices high. Liverpool was net up about 18 to 22 points at the local open.
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New York
Liverpool
Wall Street
New Orleans
Liverpool cotton futures open steady as spots rise
Cotton futures in Liverpool started May 1 with a steady quiet session. Early prices edged up modestly and good business occurred in spots at steady rates, Middlings quoted at 12.96d.
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Liverpool
National Stock Yards cattle hogs and sheep prices May 1
National Stock Yards Illinois May 1 receipts cattle 3500 southern 150 market steady native beef steers 7.50 13 yearling steers and lolfers 8.50 12 cows 6 11 stockers and feeders 6 10.16 calves 6 712.50 Texas steers 5.50 9.50 prime southern beef steers 7.11 8.60 beef cows and heifers 4.25 9 prime yearlings and heifers 7.50 10 hogs receipts 14000 market steady mixed 15.35 16.90 good 15.85 17.15 rough 16.7 15.35 light 15.20 16.70 pigs 10.75 14.25 bulk 15.40 15.80 sheep receipts 30 market steady ewes 9.13 yearlings 12.75 14.75 lambs 15 17.40 clipped lambs 13 14.25
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National Stock Yards
Cuthrie
Texas
Southern
Chicago
Ill
Western
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May Day Prices
Chicago live stock totals show hog receipts at 18 000 with steady market. Mixed and butcher hogs quoted 15 25 to 15 80 with high end near 15 75. Cattle receipts 6 000 with steady market and calf values around 8 12. Sheep receipts 10 000 with native to 13 26 and western to 17 60.
Mistake in feeding fowls triggers winter worries
The note warns that giving hens red pepper and hot condiments to induce winter laying is counterproductive. It likens the practice to whipping a tired horse, arguing birds need proper feed, not stimulants, to stay healthy and productive through the cold season.
Willing buyer seeks old hens and chickens cash price
Spot Cash Grocery advertises purchase of old hens and chickens with cash payment. The notice offers high cash value for poultry stock.
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Spot Cash Grocery
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Clay Root News
Herr Professor Lessing
Gotha Porter
Lemasa
Hawkins Martin
Bridges
Pennsylvania
John Matthews
Dee Hudgins
Otto Stout
Our Town
Hayward
BLUE
Malden Marble Works
E. D. Johnson
Malden, Mo
ST. Louis Exchange
Chicago Grain Market
Braggadocio News
H. Bryant
Miss Jewel Webb
Holland
Connie Curtner
Donal Hoover
Missouri
Mrs. Woodside
Mrs. T. L. Hatley
W.J. Sperling & Co
Cape Girardeau
Braggadocio, Missouri
East St. Louia
Pablo
Arkansas Grocer Co
GEO. A. Klinkhardt R. No
Caruthersville, Mo
Altllinery
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