Boy and Girl Scout Drive Nears Five Thousand
The Boy and Girl Scout joint finance drive nears the $5,000 mark amid measured satisfaction from members and leaders. The Post-Tribune lists recent contributors including International Shoe Co. and Steiniger Ins. Co. with amounts ranging from $50 to under a dollar, reflecting broad support despite modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-Tribune
International Shoe Co
Steininger Ins. Co
Sam Bushman
W. C. Irwin
Dr. H. E. Gove
Women's Council of Christian Church
Dora Snyder
Mc’ Kinney
Amos
H. P. Averitt
E. S. Austin
Jessie Baker
A. J. Baragiola
Mrs. Barnhouse
Gladys Barworth
Charles Becker
Betty Bell
Hazel Benefiel
John Benish
Milo Bente
H. Benz
Bishop Flower Shop
Frank Blankenship
Co. CG
Bledsoe
Elizabeth Blunt
Alban Boaz
L. F. Bode
G. F. Boothe
Dr. Bruce
Harry Buchanan
A. H. Baker
Margaret Burns
Mearl Campbell
Etta Lou Carter
Wm. Chapman
Guy Ghostout
H. F. Cholet
L. A. Glazenbach
Mrs. HW. Clarke
G. Clatterbuck
Perry Claybrook
Amanda Clibourke
A. Cohen
W. H. Collins
Betty Cook
J. W. Cooper
H. E. Coose
Irene Craig
Ella Creel
Ruth Crismon
N. B. Cuse
Howard Curtis
Alma Dallas
Dessie Davis
Myron Davi
John Delehey
R. Q. Dennermy
Hattie Derkum
Lew Dillon
A. Dirckx
W. N. Doss
Michael Drazen
Minna Draper
M. P. Chippen
School Board Proposes Bonds to Rebuild, Fund Public Works
Jefferson City district highlights 1929 survey, seeks 60 000 grant plus bonds under 4 percent public works loan. Outstanding debts total 370 000 with yearly principal and interest rising as assessed valuation falls. Proposal would raise school tax by 15 cents, restoring 1931 tax level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Carpenter
Public
Jefferson City
Central School
Eich
Waldron elected president of Missouri Library Association
Miss Alice Waldron of Park College is elected president of the Missouri Library Association at a Chicago meeting. Other officers include Vera Proul of Kansas City as first vice president, A M Elictt of Columbia as second vice president, Helen Birch of Hannibal as secretary, Lucile Brumbaugh of Maryville as treasurer, and Purd Wright of Kansas City as council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkville
Alice Waldron
Park College
Missouri Library Association
Chicago
Missvera Proul
Kansas City
A. M. Elictt
Columbia
Elen Birch
Hannibal
Lucile Brumbaugh
Maryville
Purd Wright
Roosevelt Welcomes Soviet Envoy Litvinoff at White House
President Roosevelt meets Soviet Rep Litvinoff in the blue room marking a potential shift toward recognition and improved Russo American relations. The White House outlines planned talks and lists participants including Hull Moore Morgenthau and Bullitt as key aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Washington
President Roosevelt
Maxim Lu
Yinho
Russia
United States
Soviet Republic
Litvinkoff
White House
Litvinoff
Secrary Hull
New York
New York Unter Special Guard
Litvinof
Mr. Roosevelt
Hull
Phillips
RB. Walton Moore
Willam Bullitt
Secretary of State
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Army Engineer Leaves State for Virginia
The War Department announced Colonel George R. Spaulding will be relieved December 1 as division engineer of the Upper Mississippi Valley division based in St. Louis and will take command at Fort Humphreys Virginia. On the same day Colonel James A. Woodruff will depart Fort Humphreys for Philadelphia to assume duty as district engineer of the Philadelphia district.
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Washington
War Department
Tor
George R. Spalding
Upper Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Fort Humphreys
James A. Woodruff
Philadelphia
New York Evangelist Starts Revival at Local Church
George Richmond, a Buffalo NY evangelist nicknamed the Cartoonist Evangelist, begins revival services at the Assembly of God church here. The 26 year old preacher has extensive East Coast evangelistic experience and will lead services for several weeks starting tonight at 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church OF God Here
George Richmond
Buffalo
Assembly of God Church
Richmond
Bulldog rescues family from burning St Charles home
In St Charles Missouri John Washburn awoke to flames after his bulldog pawed his face and woke his family, escaping with his wife and young daughter before the roof collapsed. In Scranton Pennsylvania coal mine pickets attacked a government truck injuring seven U S department of agriculture workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
John Washburn
Scranton
U. S. Agricultural Department
du Pont
NRA Chief Would Put End to Silly Bugaboo
Chicago dispatch reports General Hugh S. Johnson, national recovery administrator, says the NRA cannot license newspapers and has no authority to curb the press. He defends free press as essential and rejects any licensing power, calling such fears a "silly bugaboo."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Chicago
American Press
Hugh S. Johnson
National Recovery Administrator
Congress
Red Cross Armistice Day Roll Call Aids Veterans Aid
The Cole County Red Cross chapter launches its Armistice Day membership drive with Roll Call continuing through Thanksgiving. Dr. W A Clark named Roll Call Chairman organizes committees to reach every adult, stressing home chapter support for hospital patients and post discharge care through national and local networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Red Cross
Veterans Administration
Washington
Army
Red Cross
Army Andavy
Red Grass
Clark
Cole County
W. A. Glark
Missouri Governor Defends Sales Tax Shifts in Speech
Governor condemns 25 percent cuts and rejects shifting highway funds for relief. He urges a 14 million annual tax package in a special session, arguing the road fund should remain intact to avoid unemployment and stalled road projects. Senator Michael E. Casey challenges the plan during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Michael E. Casey
Kansas City
Casey
Missouri
Missouri Century of Progress extends commission to 1935
The commission overseeing the Missouri Century of Progress states the Worlds Fair duration has been extended until January 1 1935, affecting oversight and funding timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Century of Progress Commission
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Liver and Digestion Aid
Thousands of stomach sufferers attack the root cause by improving liver function with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The vegetable remedy is said to arouse the liver and bowels without griping or pain, relieving bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, and low energy. Take one or two at bedtime. available in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Story
A Columbus Ohio woman reports severe weakness and nearly giving up before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says it helped her become healthy enough to have three more children and she continues taking it at age 43 Her daughter also uses the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia I. Pinkham
Sam
Muns
Axton
Aleghany Ave
Columbus
Ohio
Why Hospitals use a liquid laxative
An advertising piece touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, non habit forming liquid laxative. It claims regular bowel movements in weeks, warns against salts and habit forming cathartics, and advises reading labels for ingredients.
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Caldwel
Dr. Caldwell
Test Proves Cathartics Help Bowels Free
A doctor endorses liquid laxatives to treat bowel trouble. The method involves choosing a prepared laxative, taking a suitable starting dose, then gradually reducing until the bowels move naturally. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as the leading option.
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Head OF
State Library Association
State
Virginia
AED Gross
Tolson
Pope
Bosch
Hammond Ins
U. S
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. Airways
Standard Oil Service
Standard Oil
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