Judge Fred L. Williams for Supreme Court Division Two
Judge Fred L. Williams of Joplin Missouri, Democratic nominee for the full term on the Missouri Supreme Court Division Two, has long served as commissioner and later as a Supreme Court justice. Born in Indiana, he built a legal career in Joplin, earning wide respect for fairness, diligence, and concise opinions, and was recently renominated without opposition.
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Fred JL. Williams
Joplin
Supreme Court
Sureme Court
Fred T. Wil- Jinn
Len
Ite
Jasper
Williams
Indita
Jodinnabaw School
Indiatdpolis
Wientsk
Fath Tai
Piadee WL
Suummer
Jasper County Bar Association
Local Court Bench Sees Noted Figure Endorsement
A fragment states a respected judge or bench member, praised for a splendid record, and seen as adding strength to the Democratic ticket. The note hints at political support within the state, but details remain unclear from the damaged text.
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Weil
Cursville
Short Course Down to Brass Tacks at University of Missouri
The College of Agriculture at the University of Missouri announces a Two-Year Winter Course in Agriculture starting November 1. Indications point to a large enrollment of farmer boys. The program emphasizes practical, hands on work with supervision, including dairying where students churn butter and handle all steps from cream to market.
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Tyisoler
College of Agriculture
Community Farm Bureaus Form County Centers in St Charles
County Farm Bureaus across St Charles county form Farm Bureau Centers or Community Clubs to boost effectiveness. In recent weeks The Orchard Farm Community Club and The Portage des Sioux Community Club have begun, with initial work promoting a wheat fertilizer and secretary duties to gather orders. Executives plan to organize additional clubs countywide to meet member needs and foster financial and social benefits.
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St. Charles
St. Charles County
Orchard Farm Community Club
Portage Des Sioux Community Club
Kote Up
Farm Bureau
Good Roads Amendment No 6 Campaign Message in Missouri
Voters urged to support Good Roads Amendment No 6 across Missouri. The terse call promotes road improvements to boost commerce for merchants, urging a Yes, praising a complete nationwide road effort while dismissing potholed or degraded routes as hindrances.
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Missouri
Missouri Votes on Amendment No 6 History Day
A state headline urges Missourians to participate on November 2 as voters consider Amendment No. 6. The call to action frames the day as a moment to write state history by backing the proposed change with the VHS banner campaign.
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Missouri
Slats Diary Chronicle of a Week of School and Family Life
An excerpt from Slats diary recounts a week of school, chores, and family moments. The entry covers dances, a funeral, minor misbehavior, a poor report card, parental scolding, and a humorous misinterpretation of a Bible remedy. It preserves informal voice and dated school context with references to relatives and local routines.
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J. B
Jake
Ashia
Getting Things Wrong in the Press and Public Debate
A Pillager Minnesota Herald letter mocks critics of newspapers for misprints and bias. It jokes about editing errors in a monthly issue and wagers readers could improve coverage by writing household news. The piece also comments on voter norms and marital status in politics.
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Pillager
Mina
Debating a Ten Billion Dollar Debt Cancellation
A historical column argues for and against canceling ten billion dollars in debts owed to the United States. It presents a business like example of forgiving a defaulting client and discusses potential boosts to exports and European credit, noting parity and global competition. The piece questions whether easing debt would aid a fragile European credit system and cites faster telephone connections as a modern contrast.
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Ten
France
England
Italy
Asia
South America
Russia
Europe
Germany
America
Rosy Complexion Attracts Attention Until It Wears Off
A remark notes that a rosy complexion naturally draws notice and admiration, but this effect fades over time.
Cured Without the Knife by Dr J C Young
An advertisement by Dr J C Young at 409 Main St Jonesboro Arkansas offers a no cutting no burning no tying cure with a pay if not cured promise. The message emphasizes painless treatment and a guaranteed outcome for patients seeking medical help.
Osteopathic Physician Exchange Ride Schedule
Caruthersville at home of Mr. J. B. AlBright offers osteopathic physician exchange visits Wednesdays and Saturdays from 6 to 8 p m for residents seeking care and information.
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Osteopathic
Caruthersville
J. B. AlBright
Boone and Ravenstein Lead Heezy Effort in NM Meet
Boone and Ravenstein spearheaded the Heezy squad in a New Mexico track meet. Og accompanied as a partner in the relay push, showing strong early season form and setting a tone for the team’s performance this season.
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Caruthersville, Missouri
Clothcraft Store
Mike
The
Huyti Herald
Saint Vitus
J. KE
Woodlent
J. A. Bradfute
F. M. Gwin
Justice OF the Peace
Keystone Building
Coppage
Caruthersville, Mo
J. M. Argo
Justice of the Peace—Notary Public
Keystone
Hayti, Missouri
NEW Era Lodge, I. O. O. F
A. Boone
N. OG
PS. Ravenstiin
Hee'y
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