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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1929
Page
4
A carload of New Easy Washer models arrives from Grevelt Home Furnishers featuring suction cup agitator tyne and Damp Dryer for rapid damp drying. The units claim eight pound capacity with automatic oiling, direct drive, safety features, and home demonstrations offered free.
A 15 year old, Ger old Corgan, is held without bond in St Louis awaiting an inquest into the death of 7 year old Irene Hobbs who was fatally struck by his car yesterday evening. The incident occurred in St Louis and the inquest was ordered to determine the circumstances surrounding the girl’s death.
In a nostalgic column by Dr. Louis L. Ott, long time Jefferson City figures are saluted. George Porth marks 50 years in business as Ott recalls his high street legacy with local banks, grocers Linhardt, Moerschel, and the Czarlinsky clothing firm, plus memories of fire service chiefs and early advertising trips.
Awnings should match house architecture and color, with trim and surrounding grounds guiding choice. New fabrics bring woven, hand-blocked, and printed options in bold colors and patterns. For Colonial homes avoid overly ornate arms. for bungalow designs aim for warm, inviting, balanced schemes.
The passage links colors with emotional and perceptual traits. Tan signals warmth and comfort, Green conveys vigor, Orange suggests sunshine and liveliness, Blue denotes serenity and distinction, while Red embodies force and energy, noting a pattern of symbolic color meaning.
Columbia Missouri June 19 bids on the University of Missouri field house will be prepared within two weeks and construction could start immediately if accepted. Athletics director L R Brewer announced plans and specifications will be sent to contractors by Leslie Cowan secretary of the university as a board meeting of cura...
Officials announced plans for the building were approved Saturday at a Kansas City board meeting, with bids to be opened and a decision on acceptance or rejection to be held about July 1, Cowan said before leaving.
The first heat fatality of the season in St. Louis occurred as temperatures reached 91 degrees. Vito Pizzo, 56, a track laborer for Public Service Co, was overcome and rushed to City Hospital.
A circuit court jury acquitted 22 year old John Ford of the murder of Meyer Kaplan, a grocer fatally wounded in his store last December 3. Kaplan's killing was part of a case in which three black men were involved. one, John Peterson, is already serving a life term.
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