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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
8
In Saint Paul Minnesota a giant trimetored airplane dived into housetops killing Edwin H. Middage and injuring seven aboard. The pilot, H. G. Foote, was burned to death under wreckage after asserting he could handle takeoff without passenger aid. Passengers were rescued by volunteers, one severely burned.
County Agent Lucker advises keeping laying hens productive in summer with high protein mash. Install mash hoppers ten feet per hundred hens and feed a moist noon mash. Provide oyster shell or calcite in open hoppers to support egg output while avoiding flock vacations.
Arguments were submitted today before the Missouri supreme court in the Dobbs Adams case from Springfield Missouri. Adams was sentenced to death by Judge G H Skinker in Park County Circuit Court after a jury failed to agree on the punishment. The case involves the authority to determine penalties in first degree murder cases and a 1907 statute cited by Attorney General Shartel.
Three deaths reported from high winds hail and electrical storms in Arkansas Mississippi and Missouri. Victims include Woodale near Rector Ark, Mrs Thopotis Hall in Magnolia Miss, and Jack Hazel of Lepanto Ark. Six children were injured when a tenant house collapsed near Steve Missouri. Airport damage at Eldorado Ark damaged planes. crops battered in scattered areas.
Ralph Walrod, 40, Mantley, Kansas, spent 17 hours with four escaped Oswego jail inmates before release near Paola. The group, led by J D Myers, 41, and including Rosella Dyer, 22, Kenneth Axford, 22, and Herbert Harding, attacked a jail, stole a Buick, and traveled through Missouri before returning to Kansas. Myers and Dyer were captured in Oswego. the fugitives were tied to a Redfield Bank robbery in Redfield, Kansas.
Chicago June 25, actress formerly Ethelind Terry now Mrs. Benjamin Bogeaus and her husband, a real estate dealer, were held for questioning over a jewel theft. Dispute over value and alleged inside job cited. Bogeaus estimated at 30000 dollars, wife under 11000. Brother Maurice Bogolowski also arrested. police note a recent insured theft and financial trouble for Bogeaus.
Mt Zion community meeting held Thursday night June 13 with H R Boctjer presiding and R Ellis secretary Reports on extension activities home making and Palm Bureau entertainments featured L G Chalmers readings Pearle Lee and the Hoosier Quartet refreshment served Also Lafaytte club camp Higginsville Mo initally noted
Trenton June 26 AP Mayor Frank Hague long a power in Jersey City and chair of the National Democratic Committee was arrested for contempt of the New Jersey legislature after refusing to disclose private wealth. A writ of habeas corpus was sought, hearings set, and Hague acknowledged multiple bank accounts and cash sources while noting a 34 year career with a top salary of 8000. He urged Democratic lawmakers to vote for the resolving arrest.
In Bunceton Missouri on June 25, a Shorthorn cattle festival marked ninety years since the breed’s introduction to the west. Several thousand locals attended at Ravenswood farm, hosted by Missouri Short Horn Breeders Association and N Nelson Leonard. The Napa basket dinner capped the day with speeches by A G Schollenberger, Dean F B Mupford, Congressman W L Nelson, and Dr A W Nelson.
In Farmington Missouri fourteen St Francois county poultrymen raised 59865 chicks hatched in March and April to two months old. Of these 6164 chicks remained alive in early June reflecting an 88 percent survival rate under guidance from the Missouri College of Agriculture and County Agent Crosby. The flocks used ground unused by chickens for 3 to 4 years to reduce worm and coccidiosis risk and employed separate brooding and cockerel separation, with a focused growing ration and proper housing.
Augustina Dewitt of Holland Michigan asserts the Dunham culti Packer, used eight years, yields fine soil in one pass after plowing. She claims it offers common tolling plus a couple of borrowings and would not be without it.
Springfield Missouri June 23. A personal padlock injunction was filed in federal court to restrain Roland Brownie Brown from selling or handling liquor and from entering liquor outlets. Assistant U S Attorney Keyes labeled Brown a major bootlegger and said he operates through a boy network. Brown is serving a three month jail term in Ozark Missouri after a single liquor stakeout buy.
Sam Hk Thompson asserts he has used a Culti Packer on his farm for twenty years. He calls it an essential implement for farmers and says a boy or girl can operate it, quoted by Mr. Sam H. Thompson president of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
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