Herald Announces Nominees For Offices In 1926 Election
The Herald lists candidates for the upcoming general election on November 2, 1926. The article notes the names of nominees for the offices and mentions the voting will determine the winners subject to voter action.
State official candidates list for local election
State Senator Tilman W Anderson Sheriff J H Hammie Smith Prosecuting Attorney A Sloan Oliver Assessor Chesley Morrison appear on the ticket in the local race with names listed for voter reference and future ballots.
New Power Runs Automobile With Air
Arthur Bundy demonstrated an air powered Overland in St. Louis driving all day on oxygen from the air. The system uses a chemical generator with rotary cells to produce power and heat with no gasoline. The setup claims one horsepower per pound of weight and low fuel costs, with potential household heating use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bundy
St. Louis
Nis
Chevylerls
Mir. Watts Raa
Mr. Bundy
Telek Sed
Southeast Missouri exhibit at Illinois State Fair
John T. Stinson reported the Southeast Missouri agricultural exhibit drew attention at the Illinois State Fair in the agricultural section. Visitors, especially farmers, viewed crops including corn alfalfa cotton and clover from eight Southeast Missouri counties. Big sunflowers and a large ear of corn from Dexter’s E. J. Mahnoey attracted interest. The display, shipped to Indiana next, promoted farm land investment opportunities in Southeast Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘T. Stinson
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Hlindv
Ullneis
Ilinois
E. J. Mahnoey
Dexter
Southeast
Depend on Yourself for Confidence and Independence
A reflective adage urges self reliance in all matters to erase worry about others actions. It emphasizes personal responsibility, inner strength, and steady self trust as the path to reducing concern over others choices and outcomes.
Missouri cotton crop prospects fall into late ripening
The September report from the U S Department of Agriculture and Missouri officials shows the state producing about 77 268 bales of 500 pounds with 81 per cent of normal yield and 19 days late ripening due to excess moisture Abandoned acreage remains light and cultivation solid Local counties vary in condition from 77 to 110 per cent of normal with hot dry weather and frost risks noted for September and beyond
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffeyusanite
Misseeris
Wo AL Lawn
Agriculture Statistitiin
U. S. Department of Agricuture
Jewell Mayes
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Missouri
Pemisco
Ripley
United States
Butler County
Quinn
Dunklin County
Brian
Cardwell
Hollywood
Hornersville
Kennett
Malden
Senateh
Howell County
Mississippi
New Madrid County
Conran
Marston
New Madrid
Parma
Risco
Early Gate May Be Very Wild
A brief note suggests that Early Gate could be unusually spirited or unpredictable, with observers unsure about its level of wildness or excitement.
From Wheat to Biscuits by James Lawton in Missouri
James Lawton of near Carrollton Carroll county Missouri cut wheat threshed it ground it and made biscuits in four minutes thirty seconds an extremely rapid sequence from wheat binder to biscuit eater He and Mrs Lawton also prepared riddle cakes in three minutes two seconds from reaper start to biting Our neighbor Kansas is urged to speed up in its next report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lawton
Carrollton
Carroll County
Lawton
Kansas
Buckley's Slipper Sale Offers Wide Selection
A short retail notice invites shoppers to browse Ladies and Men's Slippers at Buckley's with a full line on sale. The tone wishes readers a good day and expresses optimism about the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley's
Missouri ranks fourth in watermelon acreage this year
Missouri holds 10 170 acres of commercial watermelons ranking fourth after Georgia Florida and Texas. The state is a newcomer to commercial cantaloupe production with 415 acres this year and is in its second year of group growing though individuals have grown cantaloupes commercially for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Hats at your own price at Luck Ley's
A witty snippet offers straw hats and Panama hats at one’s own price from Luck Ley's. It mingles aphorisms about speaking kindly of others with a humorous note on the decline of the h. ec. and asks readers to consider how a remark can alter perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amile
Washington
H. Ec
Panama
Luckley's
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Justice of the Peace—Notary Public
Keystone Building
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Sec'y
L. C. Averill
F. M. Gwin
Justice OF the Peace Legal Advisor
Main St
J. ¢. Young
Jonesboro, Ark
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Seara
Linais
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Bayer
Milliona
Pepe Sony
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the Herald Printing CO
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Tech
Mor County
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Democratic
Congress
R. L. Ward
Tilman W. Anderson
J. H
Hammie) Smith
A. Sloan Oliver
Geo. A. Lamb
Chesley Morrison
Chas
Reynolds
Ist. Dist
W. D. (Doss) Hudgens
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T. R. Cole
James Smith
Chicago
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Leonard Crown
Ray
Belgium
Benny Leonard
Missourt Cotton
Oregon County
Pemisacot County
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Caruthersville
Deering
Molland
Steele
Wardell
Stipley County
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Torch
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Tfar
Highfill
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