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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1930

Page

2

Not Too Late To Help That Garden Along

The Post Tribune Yard and Garden Contest invites late entrants as two months remain to judge gardens for national recognition. The piece spotlights Bill Tellman and his garden at 1210 Moreland Drive, noting delphinium, cosmos, larkspur, and hydrangeas in bold beds. It highlights the garden’s colorful displays and Tellman’s pride in old fashioned flowers.

Post-Tribune Contest Gardens William Tellman Moreland Drive Bill Tellman Tellman Jarkspur

Awnings as Fashionable Home Accessories in Midwest Homes

Awnings shape a house like a wardrobe. Color, fabric, valance choice, and whether sides or hardware are used define style. Wide stripes, scallops, and decorative details suit different architectural types from English manors to Spanish bungalows, finishing with harmonized tones.

Julia Blanshard NEA New York Ted Florida California Arte Harrow Otis Company

Cosmos blooms and unruly garden charm delight readers

The passage praises a garden’s natural terraces and lush plantings. It notes blue delphiniums at the Bay home, a charming untidy growth style likened to Topsy, and the overall scene as lovely and memorable to observers.

Means Bay

Modern mass production reshapes the antique market

Real antiques fade as fires and age diminish supply while demand for heirlooms grows. The piece argues for mass produced replicas of famed cabinet designs sold by trustworthy shops, noting they have a place when clearly labeled and fairly priced. It also covers lock materials, pin tumbler superiority, and a brisk note on brass and bronze durability. It closes with a historic note: the first cross country auto trip from San Francisco to New York took 53 days.

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Missouri News Roundup From AP Dispatches

A compilation of brief Missouri and nearby reports includes Henry Beard, 27, sentenced to life in prison for an assault on an 11 year old boy. Ea Mays of Grand National Bank promises safety deposit box loot payments totaling 82500. John Yates sells Audrian county wheat. A nonresident condemnation commissioner requires replacement for a new federal building. Harmon Eldredge, 40, critical after being shot by a lumber yard employee. Boy Scouts to Oregon Trail trip to National Scout roundup. State Board President John F Case praises rains and stabilization. Ozarks Chamber urges safeguarding natural beauty before hydro permits. George A Lubeley, formerly of Natural Bridge Bank, indicted for embezzlement.

Kansas City Henry Beard Cape Girardead Harmon Eldredge Gideon Eldredge Gray Summit Missouri Ozarks

Lipstick Kiss Probe Prompts Demonstration at Drug Store

A humorous dialogue shows a willing salesman and a drug store clerk offering a lipstick demonstration. The humorist notes the exchange as a light, breezy skit likely from a period column.

Tom Thumb Golf Course Opens On Jefferson Street

A new miniature golf course by Mr. Ketchum at 319 Jefferson Street opens tonight. The eighteen holes feature original hazards aimed at real golf enthusiasts and busy businesspeople seeking a quick game between duties. Local remarks tout its convenience and competitive spirit against out of town rivals.

Support Home Business For Real Savings

Dr Ott urged readers to act as boosters for home businesses. He cautioned that out of town roosters or agents may visit with offers and advised evaluating each proposition carefully. The call emphasized personal buying power and local economic benefit.

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