A Good Roads Plan Formation Of Local Clubs
The article urges winter focus on good roads and describes the Hogas Missouri cooperative plan. Villagers form road clubs that fund a drag to improve roads, with members paying quarterly and a small drag master’s pay. The scheme aims to produce road quality rivaling macadam at low cost and spread by successive clubs across townships. Cranenes D Skinner signs off advocating state good roads support and public adoption. Also a note advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for stomach relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orate
Missouri
Kansas
State Good Roads Association
Skinner
Good Roads
Meats With Pavor From County Farmers On Corn Contest
Leading county farmers praise a state corn contest for boys as a boost to agriculture. Prof D J Korn, county superintendent of Winnebago County IL, will speak to the Jasper County Teachers association in Jasper County Itampeling on ways to increase school usefulness. The meeting invites all public school patrons, not just teachers, promising value and broader rural improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
D J Korn
Jasper County Teachers Association
Itampeling
Mr Korn
Winnebago County
Lil
Kero
Misplaced Ambition Drives Miner Toward Law Reform
A Carthage Democrat profile recalls a miner in a Missouri mining camp who pursued a legal career he could not master. Despite talent in other areas, repeated failures to graduate from law school underscore how ambition can outpace natural ability. He clings to the dream that he might become a senator someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage Democrat
Missouri University
Missouri
Well Worth Trying Dr Pains with King's Life Pills
Pittsfield Vermont pension attorney W H Brown promotes Nox Lo spansion as the best for his family. Ad copy claims relief for headache constipation and biliousness with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Web Bros drug store sells. Royal Supply Co seeks 10 men per state to travel and advertise with salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Brown
Pittsfield
Dr. King
Webb Bros Drug Store
Busy work wards off blues says farmer and artist
The American Farmer extols daily labor as the best antidote to blues. It argues that busy, persevering work keeps people cheerful, prevents misanthropy, and avoids idleness which breeds grief. Hard work is praised as a sure path to happiness, echoed by Turner’s remark on no secret but toil.
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Fermer
Hiem
New Plan Sparks Farmers Institutes at Llume Schools
The Border Telephone at Hume inaugurated a movement to hold Farmers Institutes at six Llume area school houses. The series drew Lauro crowds and strong enthusiasm, exceeding expectations. It aims to transform agricultural progress by organizing local societies and study courses with guest speakers.
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Hume
Farmers’ Institute
Llume
Lauro
Aod
Ufd
Geto
Elis
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Prachoel
Wills
Spemkera
Schroll Case Seeks 25000 Damages Against Santa Fe
A Newton Massachusetts paper notes Lea Schroll sues the Santa Fe railway for 25000 damages claiming loss of his left arm after being struck by an engine in Santa Fe yards while employed there. Attorneys von der Heiden and Morgan lead for Schroll. Bowman, Lowman, and W K Sith of Topeka represent the railroad. Jury selection consumed the forenoon.
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Newton
Mabs
Tina Scbroll
Lea Schroll
Santa Fe Railway Company
Distriot
Sehiroll
von der Heiden Sod Morgan
Schroll
Santa Beav Hoader
Bowman and Lowman
W. K. Sith
Topeka
Sntire
Pain Balm Offers Quick Relief Without Internal Medicines
Sam Kendall of Phillipsburg Kan credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with fast relief from rheumatic pains without internal drugs. Webb Bros. sells Ducklon's Arnica Salve for sores, boils, wounds, and skin issues, claimed as the quickest cure for bunions, salt rheum, chapped hands, sore feet, and sore eyes. price 25 cents, guaranteed.
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Webb Liros
Sam Kendall
Phillipsburg
Kan
Ducklon
Webb Bros Drug Store
Wanted Travellog Manager and Office Head for Hardware Dept
Classified notice seeking two men per county to advertise hardware goods, distribute samples, and manage travel and office duties. Salary listed as 690.00 per month with weekly cash and advance expenses. company promises full furnishing and upfront support. Address provided as THE COLUMBIA HOUSE, Capt. 610, 234 with Ave, Chicago, MI. Kid. The New Cough Syrup advertises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It claims to expel gold, ease phlegm, strengthen bronchial membranes, and relieve croup and whooping cough. sold by J K Schooler. Also promotes Witch Hazel Salve by E. C. DeWitt & Co for sores and burns, and DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by J K. Schooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Supply CO
Dept. W. Atlas Block
Chicago
Ill
Oficn
Columbia House
Ave
Kennedy
J K Schooler
Farmer Crum seeks arrest of Lockwood president over stolen iron
Crum, a farmer reading north of the city, appeared in Justice Bartin's court this morning and had a warrant issued for the arrest of Henry Shuttman, president of Lockwood. Crum charges Hulisan stole a sinewer from his farm and, after breaking it up, sold it as old iron to Carthage junkers. Shuttman is yet to be apprehended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Crum
Justice Bartin
Henry Shuttman
Lockwood
Crum
Hulisan
Carthage
Farm Purchase Deed Filed With Mary Wally and Sarah Welch
A deed transfer related to a $6,000 farm purchase was recorded yesterday involving Mary C. Wally and thoughts of Sarah Welch. The lime resource tract sits seven miles west of Dasper, valued at about $90.70 per acre.
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Mary C. Wally
Sarah Welch
Guaranteed Flour Ad from Morano Mill Co of Lana
Guaranteed flour distributed by Morano Mill Co of Lana promises first quality soft wheat sacks and full satisfaction. Advertisement for Olverids Hour and Chamberlain's tablets, with sale through Webb Bros and Cranda Bros. Push for fresh groceries, meats, and produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morano Mill Co
Lana
Call Sud
Chasdalg
Chamberlain
Webb Bros
Cranda Bros
Fruit conditions look good in Missouri says Goodman
Missouri horticulture leader L A Goodman reports generally favorable fruit conditions across the state. In Ozark buds, about one third of Elberta peaches are killed but not enough to shorten the peach crop, with many buds remaining to mature. Winter weather has supported a strong outlook for apples plums pears and berries across the state. Goodman notes southern acreage is large and cites optimism for a big berry crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Goodman
Missouri Horticulture Society
American Pomological Society
Ozark Country
Goodman
Wisconsin Horticultural Society
National Council of Horticulture
Chicago
Lil
United States
KC Journal
Fannie Peterson Buys West Listh Street House
Fannie Peterson purchased the eight room modern house on West Listh street second door west of Maple street for 3000 dollars from C. W. Arbuthnot via Der Burch's office. The current occupant is W. W. Srinkley and possession will pass July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Peterson
der Burch
C. W. Arbuthnot
West Listh Street
Maple Street
W. W. Srinkley
Pruss
Telegraphy training advertised by six Morse Schools
Read the display advertisement of the six Morse Schools of Telegraphy and learn how easily a young man or lady may learn telegraphy and be assured a position. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered by Dr. Schooler promises good health and a clean, smiling face for 35 cents.
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Methusali
Kor
Dr. Schooler
Hollisters Rocky Mountain
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Autocrat
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Amas
E. C. DeWitt & Co
DeWitt
J K. Schooler
Burgner-Bowman Lumber CO
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