Capitol bids fit funds for renovation and Fulton center
Jefferson City bids for the Capitol north side renovation and Fulton juvenile treatment center appear within appropriated funds. The low bid for Capitol work came from E G Duke Linhardt Construction at 636120, well below the 784000 estimate, with Roy A Scheperle Construction next at 648122. Bids for Fulton include B D Simon for juvenile center at 1838500, with American Construction at 2153177 as the other general bid. Plans call for Carthage stone, new stairway, fountain work, plumbing, electrical upgrades, a 60 stall parking lane, and 300 days of construction with traffic allowed around the drive. Linhardt will start after contract award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Fulton
John D. Paulus
Missouri Division of Planning and Construction
Paulus
E.G
Duke) Linhardt Construction Co
Dunklin Blvd
Jefferson City
State Hospital No. 1
Simon
Sales
American Construction Co
Oul
General Assembly
Capitol North
Carthage
Linhardt
Owensville Man Struck by Car Receives Hospital Care
Owensville resident August Schmiedeskamp was struck by a car Thursday evening. Missouri Highway Patrol identified driver as Joseph Nadley of Ocala. Schmiedeskamp was hospitalized in St. Louis for treatment after the Owensville incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
August Schmiedeskamp
Missouri Highway Patrol
Joseph Nadley
Ocala
Fila
Schmiedeskamp
St. Louis
Jefirson City Post-Tribune Note on Teun Testun
Fragmentary text from Jefirson City Post-Tribune shows names Jefirson City Post-Tribune, Teun Testun, and individuals William H. Weldon, L. Ros, Robert Bosser, Frank Holt, Joseph Maj. obscured by OCR errors, lacking clear event or date details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas Romer
Hera Mar Aelita
William H. Weldon
R. L
Robert Blosser
Frank Holt
Joseph
Avery
Julie Nixon to follow traditional wedding rhyme details
New York AP reports Julie Nixon prepares for her Sunday wedding to David Eisenhower. Her mother Barbara Kennedy Nixon cites the rhyme something old something new something borrowed and blue. Attendees include family, cake by Tarantino, and a reception at the Plaza Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Nixon
New York
Julie
Nixon
Will
David Eisenhower
Mia
John Sinenhower
David
Will Weer
Pat
Priteans
Gerry Vanailhoustte
Malcol
der Heuvel
Vani
Cere
Marble Collegiate
Fifth Avenue
Hine
van der Heuvel
Priscilli
Boston
Joseph Taranting
Plaza Hotel
Red Cross Plans First Aid Courses Begin January
The American Red Cross chapters announce two first aid courses to be held at their headquarters on High Street. The courses will run over several weeks beginning in January, with instruction led by Red Cross staff and local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Eisenhower
White House
E. High St
Dan Williams
Royce Goodwin
The
American Red Corps
New Patrolmen Graduate In Missouri Areas
Jefferson City and Rolla hosted the patrol academy graduation with 28 officers finishing training and 5 new local recruits assigned to Troops F and A. J. J. Ewers and D. W. Ross received Jefferson City postings while others joined areas including Flat River St. Charles Ava and Lees Summit. Lieutenant Colonel Johneson administered the oath as the class increased statewide strength to 715.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Patrol Academy
Rolla
J. J. Ewers
K. L. Campbell
Flat River
R. E. Entsler
St. Charles
T. d. Halford
Ava
J. A. James
Flat Hiver
Ewery
Miss Tracy joins ROTC auxiliary formation
Miss Tracy joins the ROTC auxiliary as part of a group that will attend the wedding of Johnnie Mu. The unit, formed on the Columbia campus, once delivered vegetables to the Nixons in Los Angeles years ago. Mrs. Van der Heuvel notes Julie used to go out with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri Army
Nixons
Los Angeles
Columbia
Julie
Miss
Van
Laura Tracy
Schellridge der Heuvel Road
Flu hits family of ten in Smithtown infirmary scare
In Smithtown New York a family of ten amid a flu outbreak has converted three bedrooms and the front porch into infirmaries. Mrs Young says all ten children aged 6 months to 18 years have fallen ill with flu or related ailments while the father remains unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithtown
N.Y
Long Island
Archis Youngleight
Ptricken
Mrs. Young
Jenekea
Traffic changes in city proposed by Parking and Traffic Commission
The Parking and Traffic Commission proposes yield signs on Sky View Drive before Eastwood Drive, Algoa Road before Tomahawk Road, and all crossovers between divided highways. Stops signs for northbound Porting-Schott Drive before Route T and eastbound Cedar Hilly Road before Overlook Drive. Speed limits set at 50 MPH on Business Route 30 East to Routes 50 and 63, 70 MPH from city limits to Ellis Boulevard, and 55 MPH on the rest of Highway 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parking and Traffic Commission
Skyview Drive
Eastwood Drive
Algoa Road
Tomahawk Road
Porting - Schott Drive
Cedar Hilly Road
Overlook Drive
Old St. Louis Road
Elis Boulevard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post-Tribune
Roy A. Scheperle
al Prost
West Filmore St
B. D. Simon Construction Co
W. 8. DiCarlo Construction Co
Kansas City
Harold G. Butter, Inc
Wicker Lane
Paragon Heating and Plumbing Co
Wright Air Coditioning, Plumbing Heating Co
Hospital Plumbing
Paragon
Wright
C. J. Hervey Electric Co
Ecklekamp Electric Co
Washington
Howerton Electric Co
Ing
Missouri Blvd
Jefferson Ry
Jefirson City Post-Tribune
Little Red Barn
River Bridge
Christy
John G. Christy
Jonly
Tarantino
Mia, van der Heuvel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Miss Tracy
LoMo Club
Mid-Missouris
Featuring Rick Stokes
Bill Neely
Jim Neely
John Schwarzer
Adie Eat
Dial
Mrs. Canto
the Music Room
Santa Claus
Santa
Lutheran General Hospital
Park
HirNo
Aoe Soo
George Sanders
Wefawcaon Nut
Mid-America
Itr
Peyton
BE Lust
20Th Century Fox CinemaScope
Kirk Douglas
Wao Beyer
Tal TO
Wrath Bros
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!