Winter Dress at Niagara
The fragment notes Bremmen the German port founded in the eighth century.
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Niagara
Bremnen
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1950
Page
4
High 12 Club installs officers at luncheon
John H. Rich of 217 Pine is installed president of the High 12 Club at a luncheon in the Masonic temple. New officers include first vice president Dr A D Boucher second vice president Russell Carter third vice president William Q Kehr secretary Dave Williams assistant secretary J M Wilson treasurer W G Avery sergeant at arms Harman Nebel international representative Judge S P Dalton state representative J J Jacobus. Directors for the term include Harry L Miller.
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John H. Rich
Pine
Masonic Temple
A. D. Boucher
Russell Carter
William Q. Kehr
Dave Williams
J. M. Wilson
W. G.avery
Harman ‘Nebel
5. P. Dalton
J. J. Jacobus
Harry L. Miller
Hi Mom Greeting From Quadruple Amputee Soldier
In Walter Reed hospital Robert Smith, the first Korean war quadruple amputee, greeted his mother Clara Smith with Hi mom. She kissed him and asked about home as they shared a quiet hospital moment. The fundraiser and pension plans were arranged by local and national supporters.
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Washington
Robert Smith
Walter Reed Hospital
Clara Smith
Bob
Robert
Far East
Cho~ Sin Reservoir
Erle Cocke, Jr
American Legion
Lesitt
Credit Curbs Fail To Halt Spending By Consumers
ST. LOUIS December 28 AP Consumers are spending as much or more than they did a year ago despite restrictions on installment credit, the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis said in its monthly review. The statement covered the eighth district and the nation. Inflationary pressures are building, and while voluntary actions may help, there's remote likelihood they will be enough. Production increases have been sizeable but not enough to expand purchasing power or overall demand.
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ST. Louis
Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis
Httle
Deaths Prenger Funeral Services Set For Saturday Morning
Funeral services for Ben Prenger former Cole County sheriff, who died Thursday, will be held 8 a.m. Saturday at Immaculate Conception church. Burial in Resurrection cemetery. He served 1929 to 1933, born November 1868 in Waardsville, survived by wife Dorothy Schwaller and many relatives.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Ben Prenger
Cole County
Prenger
East McCarm Street
Resurrection Cemetery
Mr. Prenger
Int
Waardsville
Albert Pranger
Dorothy Schwaller
Wardsville
Immaculiate Conception
Holy Name Society
Charles
George Frenger
George Frenger, Teth
Jefferson City
Levinia Prenger
Landwehr
Schrimpi
Arthur Kile
Jefferson Ci
Emil van Lav
Loo
Fred
Hambi Josepine
George Gad
Anna Laux
Baksou City
Services Planned Here For Mrs. M. W. Simcoe
Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Jefferson City for Mrs. Menta Simcoe Simcoe, who died December 26 in a Chicago hospital. Burial will be in River View Cemetery. A former Jefferson City resident born December 25, 1894 in Auxvasse, she was daughter of Christ and Dora Akum Ott. She married here January 13, 191? to Menta Simcoe. The family has lived in Chicago the last 17 years. survivors include a daughter, Miss Geral iege, at home plus other relatives.
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Jefferson City
Vy Simcoe
Chicago
Riverview
Simcoe
Auxvasse
Christ
Dora
Akum Ott
Jes Catharine Ox
Methodist Church
Latvian Ex-Officer Receives Lenient Backing From Police
Former Latvian naval officer Janis-Roberts Riks was cited for double parking on East High Street. He apologized to officers, who arranged a $2 fine so he would not miss work as a carpenter. Riks and his family, living on Route 5, settled in the United States in 1939 after arriving with only belongings in small boxes.
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East High Street
Janis-Roberts
Riks
United States
Former State Insurance Firm Executive Dies at 74
Robert Stewart Tiernan, 74, a former insurance executive, died at his Kansas City home last night. He organized and led Central Life Insurance at Fort Scott, grew up there after his family moved from Springfield Ohio, and later formed Equitable Saving Life Insurance and American Savings Life Insurance. The two firms merged in 1929 with Tiernan as president and he resigned in 1940.
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Kansas City
Des
Robert
Stewart Tiernan
Central Life Insurance Company
Fort Scott
Kas
Springfield
Ohio
He Tiernan
Equitable Saving Life Insurance Company
American Savings Life Insurance Company
Tiernen
Jefferson City ReadingSpeed Course Aims for 1400 WPM
Jefferson City pupils started the reading speed course in September with about 250 words per minute and aim to reach 1400 wpm with at least 80 percent comprehension by next month. Miss Cass notes speed relies on eye movement, fixation rate, and practice while reducing unnecessary words. The program stresses rhythmic eye movement and phrase reading to boost speed without sacrificing understanding.
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Jefferson City
Cass
Teader
Tattoo removal and eye health claims in reader questions
A dialogue by Edwin P. Jordan M D addresses tattoo removal methods using tannic acid and silver nitrate, cautions by experts, and discusses eye health nutrients. It also answers readers on pregnancy after tubal and ovary removal, postmortem hair growth, mouth ulcers from acids, and a medical warning about pernicious anemia, hypertension, and blood sugar. advises doctor consultation.
Births at St Marys Hospital Highlight Local Naming
A daughter was born Thursday at St Marys hospital to Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Stricker of 768 Houchin street. A second birth followed for Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Lammers of 505 Bear West Water street. Nearby, news notes describe New Mexico ranges hosting approximately one million cattle and an even larger number of sheep grazing the land.
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H. C. Stricker
Houchin Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Wesley Lammers
Bear West Water Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
New Mexico
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