Burkett tries out with St Paul. unlikely in Tulsa this year
Harland Burkett returned from Joplin after tryouts with the St. Paul American Association club. He likely will be farmed out to a lower league and may be called to a bigger town next year, but not in Tulsa this season. The item also lists local ads and notices including gun bargains, tools, and farm supplies from Wolf’s, Robarts & Ben, and Crandal Bros, with various products and service notices.
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Harland Burkett
Joplin
St. Paul
Bub
Tulsa
Dick Deardorff's muddy dive ends in comic splash on North Fork
Report details a Friday mishap as Dick Deardorff and Will Hicks drive their boat into mud after Dick’s oar breaks the surface. He falls in while attempting a push, surfacing after a three summersault show to the crowd’s laughter. Dick then theatrically pummels Will, proving his stubborn misadventure.
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Dick Deardorff
Will Hicks
North Fork
Mr. Flicks
Kansas City Market News Highlights Mix of Cattle and Hogs
Cattle receipts reach 41 000 head with strong demand and price stamina despite post Wednesday pullback. Top steers around 7.15 to 7.95, bulk 6.00 to 6.50, heifers 4.25 to 6.00, cows 4.60 to 6.25, calves 4.00 to 6.00, feeders 4.00 to 5.75, stockers 3.75 to 6.50. Hog run 9 000. top 5.00 with values 5.65 to 5.85. March receipts peak at 296 000. Sheep yard gains 20 to 30 cents. lambs to 8 00 over 650, yearlings 7.10, wethers 8.80 to 9. Pale notes: buyers cautious, futures prospects cloudy as spring work approaches.
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Karaas City
Seliera
Atears
Heliers
Marche
Kansas City
J. A. Ricwanr
Moses' Best Flour Advertising Slogan
An Ayerad ad promotes Moses' Best flour by promising quality and a guarantee on each sack. Customer J. D. Harbur claims buyers will want more after trying a sack, noting the name Moses appears on the sack.
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Moses
J. D. Harbur
Short Agriculture Courses For Boys In Missouri 1909
The Missouri Boys Corn Growing program expands with two short courses during January 1909 in Columbia. The first course for ages six to ten lasts one week and covers stock judging corn testing soil studies. The second course for ages sixteen to twenty lasts ten days and emphasizes farm practices, animal selection, dairy, veterinary science, and fruit growing. Scholarships from banks may fund winners. a detailed bulletin is available from the Agricultural College.
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Missouri Boys
Missouri Corn Growers
Missouri
Columbia
Prines
The
Agricultural College
M. Jonvan
Bec
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R.j.putnam
Jasper
I. Starbird
Raymond
Maine
Webb Bros. Drug Store
Wolf's
Wolf
Li. L. Maslin
R. L. Robarts
Ben
Pitts
Jaapor
Onas
Moone
Sea Wheat
Bishop's
Woll’s
O. B
R. L. Roberts & Son
Minnie Sanford
Business College
Clyde Waller
Sarcoxie
Hi Hendricks
KR. L. Roberts & Sof
Dr. Koott
Bob
Mrs. Lace
Carl Ivy
Thos, Halsey
Webb City
Tony Lyons
Crandal
Bate
Wolf’s
Mrs. Smith
Miss Hatcher
Mr. Spurs
Mrs. Henderson
This City
J. F. Bright
van Dusen
New Carlisle
Ind
Dauehter
Miss May
Uncle Sam
Loughead Lumber Co
Dickason-Goodman
de Laval
Wolf Hardware Company
KR. L. Roberts
William Lowig
Caiupnen
Dublin
Wheat & Bishop's
Os Oe .S
Davis
Barca
Saath
Ech Iee Steinaiee Oy
Srpecaaged Workman
News
Crea-O-Lac
Pitta
Duck and Cardbroy
Joyce
Timothy
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