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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1931
Page
4
Mayes cites unusually warm weather and the 1930 dry season for the abnormal findings. Seeds from spring lettuce crops dropped off and during the fall grew a new crop. The report notes the harsh conditions impacted the area after midsummer digging.
Ralph E. Harner, 43, was fatally pinned beneath his overturned car after losing control on a slippery pavement. Police reported the crash occurred yesterday in Kansas City. The Feast of the Immaculate Conception will be celebrated at St Peter's Church with Masses at 5:30, 7, and 9 o'clock.
President hopefuls move briskly as Congress opens with talk of Roosevelt on the first ballot and a Baker draft in Ohio. Farley predicts acclamation for Roosevelt. Baker denies active run while exploring state primaries with White. Ritchie active in Chicago as party leaders weigh Democratic options.
A city wide campaign by the job finding committee canvasses wards to connect unemployed residents with work. A solicitor visits households offering chores and tasks such as painting, yard work, errands, or maid duties, then arranges contact with the central office to assign work. The effort is a cooperative effort involving political and community groups.
Albany reports 22 691 business incorporations by Dec 1 this year vs 21 811 in 1930. James De Tursi rides a cab after refusing cars and is badly hurt with his wife. George Nott, blind, travels 100 miles toward Columbus aided by strangers. Cheap as dirt ad offers tiny soil for a dime. Tokyo talks over tea as Chinese and Japanese officials meet. Babe Ruth at Camp Bryan for 10 days hunting with deer goose and turkey on weekend.
Strange phenomena have appeared in Missouri due to unusually warm weather says Jewell Mayes secretary of the state board of agriculture. Cherry trees bloomed in Andrew County and green fruit appeared as a sudden frost nipped fruit before ripening. Volunteer Irish potatoes have grown to the size of hens eggs in North Missouri and elsewhere.
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