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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
8
A Yorkshire family opened a doll’s pillow in daily use for four years and found four hundred dollars in bills hidden inside. The discovery, made after a long routine, stunned the household and prompted checks of other family keepsakes.
Detroit dispatch reports 21 year old Michaelene Olkowski surrendered to police before her wedding and confessed burying her day old infant five years earlier. Her fiancé Walter Rogensues vows to marry her once cleared. Detectives found a baby skeleton. coroner Dr. Albert Hughes identified it. Prosecutor says murder charges unlikely. notes questions on rationality of a young mother after birth.
Federal Judge R L Williams orders Arthur Gooch to die for kidnapping two Paris Texas officers last November under the Lindbergh law. The Durant jury recommended the death penalty after Gooch's trial ended in acquittal on the kidnapping charge. Gooch declined to offer further remarks, saying others have committed worse crimes.
BOOMVILLE Mo June 19 AP The Cooper county grand jury recommended moving all boys over 17 sentenced to the Missouri training school in Boonville to the intermediate reformatory at Algoa to protect the community after the kidnapping of taxicab operator John M Jenry by three reformatory inmates and the 1930 slaying of C E Chrane with other crimes including auto thefts.
Francis McNeiley a 23 year old farmer youth from Towa turned bani dit was inmate No 46596 at the state prison. Sentenced yesterday for the slaying of Sheriff Roger Wilson of Boone county he faced a life term in a calm dressing in routine. He arrived in custody of Sheriff Pleas Wright and Deputy Lem Hopper of Columbia, Wright having been Wilson's deputy when the sheriff was killed.
Charles T. Carson Frank Dudley Frank J. Foley Francis Gill Alfred Huskey Buford Howser Eat Maples Monroe C. MucHer August C. Phillips Clyde Sartain Captain Claud E. Garrison former Missouri-Pacific special agent and World War I veteran leads camp staff at Kaiser.
The fragment lists a marketing line for foot relief specials with an address 130 E High. The text is partial and lacks specific events or names beyond the location cue. The readable item suggests an advertisement or promo snippet rather than a full news item.
Missouri farmers battle abnormal soil and late frosts as they plant corn around the clock. Tractors with headlights run 24 hours in shifts, with crews claiming to cover large acreages daily. Heavy rains and floods hinder planting, yet agents say the method may yield good crops despite delays.
A farmer faces very wet bottoms that hinder tractor work but remains determined to harvest corn. He is choosing a practical approach to bring in the crop despite the soggy fields and difficulties. The tone suggests steady resolve amid challenging farming conditions.
Houston June 19 AP Four Texas county farmers facing charges of stealing seven cows in a revival of cattle rustling in the Ozark hills. Names cited include Troy Neal Elbert Biram Wavtren MM and Otto Mace alleged to have taken cows owned by Andrew d O Malley. Sheriff Johnson said more than 100 head have been stolen in six months.
Sunk, sour feeling blamed on stagnant bile and liver issues. The ad promotes Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy to restore bile flow, relieve digestion problems, and improve general wellbeing. Recommends asking for Carter’s Liver Pills, 25 cents, at drugstores.
An interview published by The newspaper Extrabladet in Christianssand quotes host editor Schefle stating Trotsky, not TB, is resting after a nervous breakdown. Trotsky is at work on his history of the Russian Revolution and hopes to visit Denmark after six months in Norway.
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