Demographics of Low residents by origin
A fragment notes that thirty four percent of Low's foreign population are Russian ten percent Italian eight percent German and seven percent French.
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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1931
Page
8
A fragment notes that thirty four percent of Low's foreign population are Russian ten percent Italian eight percent German and seven percent French.
Francis M. Wilson resumes a bid for Missouri governor in 1928 as he tours Northeast Missouri counties. Charlie Hay is also signaling a run, while Howell and Clark prepare to enter the race for U S Senate and governor respectively. The report notes lingering support and local expectations for a strong Democratic slate.
Rates will be made to those attending our Week End House Parties or free parking on our lot directly opposite the Hotel. Make your reservations by checking the coupon and mailing it to us. If you plan a longer visit in St Louis we will send you at once rates and complete information.
Former state senator from Platte City says he has support for a gubernatorial run while in Mexico. In St Louis Charles M Hay reports strong encouragement to run for the Senate again, possibly in 1932, as Missouri observers weigh Howell and Clark against Wilson and Pendergast influence. Clark has announced. Howell backs Wilson if he runs.
County farmer Charles Wilston sustained severe injuries when his automobile skidded in gravel and overturned south of the city while he was returning home after visiting Frieldshere Bod. He was thrown through the windshield, suffered facial cuts and bruises, and was treated locally before being returned home. The Chevrolet was badly wrecked.
Funeral services for Charles Mullville, 58, well known Cole County farmer, who died late yesterday afternoon from a paralytic stroke at the family home on the St. Louis.
TO DARE PACIFIC Road three miles east of here will host the funeral Wednesday at 10 o'clock from the family residence. Burial will follow in the family cemetery. Mr Mulville, born in Cincinnati in 1873, came to this county over 25 years ago and lived on a farm east of here where he died. He never married and is survived by his brother William and sister Mrs Katy Cox, with another brother James nearby also mourning the loss.
Instructions for the Post-Tribune Vacation Tour state mail will be forwarded to travelers to the west. Letters from home should be addressed to the individual in care of the Missouri, Kansas-Nebraska Post-Tribune and sent so they reach the forwarding address in the last regular delivery before departure.
The party will depart from Hotel New Washington Seattle Wach 12 45 a m August 15 with stops at Banff Springs Hotel Banff Alberta 11 p m August 17 Hotel Alexandra Winnipeg Manitoba 5 p m August 19 and Hotel Curtis Minneapolis Minnesota noon August 20. Railway travel escort offers to receive and forward mail on request and travel editor can arrange space and berths for joining guests.
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