Thoughts Worth Repeating From the Pens of Missouri Editors
A Missouri editorial compendium comments on Governor Hadley in Kansas City. It praises the execution of Claude Brooks a 22 year old Black man, argues public executions deter crime, criticizes life imprisonment as insufficient, and ridicules the Kansas City Star and local political players. It also questions brewers backing local option laws and their political impact in Cass County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Brooks
Kansas City
Herndon
Navarro Flats
Brooks
Navarro
Kansas City Post
Hadley
Platte City Landmark
Sol
Cass County
Kansas City Reader: July 80 Ad Rich News Digest
A long mixed page notes that a town of over ten thousand hosts a July 80 issue with Budweiser ads and substantial reading matter. It highlights mail order dominance over small merchants, mentions Thomas R. Marks as a Missouri governor candidate prospect, praises Kalifornia style coverage, and reports Missouri crop conditions with corn prospects, overflow losses, and replant limits as of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Pool
The
Columbia Herald
Governor Hadley board ousts doctor and upsets party balance
Gallatin Democrat charges Gov Hadley nonpartisan board used weak pretext to remove Dr Kuhn from Hospital No 2 at St Joseph and warns the same tactic will oust every Democrat in appointive state offices. accuses Republicans of hypocrisy while urging action for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Partisan Board of Managers
Dr. Kuhn
Political Turmoil and Sudden Ends in Midwest News
A strong breeze signals Republican disruption and a tariff split that could shatter the GOP. Missouri Senator Warner faces defeat with a Democrat likely to replace him. A working man vows never to vote Republican again. The Lexington Intelligencer editor hopes to fly one last time. Warrenburg Journal notes Harry Clay Pulliam, famed baseballist, recently killed himself, remarking if tied to the Browns no surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.O. P
Wi. Warner
Missouri
Judson County
Lexington Intelligencer
Warrenburg
Harry Clay Pulliam
St. Louis Browns
Boonville
Agricultural report hints at a strong corn crop prospects
moisture and good rains boost corn outlook while wheat quality improves to 92.4 from last year. yields exceed prior estimates with 41.7 percent threshed. oats, hay, clover, alfalfa, and cotton show varied but generally favorable production trends across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conae Beng Ha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas City Star
Thomas R. Marks
Marks
William R. Nelson
State Board of Agriculture
Geo. B. Ellis
Aind Sorthwest
Vapayette County
Higginsville, Missouri
Baloon
Lafayette County Fair
Sam J. Kleinschmidt
Missouri River
Farm Insurance
F.R. Howe
Anny Public Real
Eacaty
Coane
Hee J. Q. Plattenburg
Dr. King
Sill & Slusher
Lexington
Coloride -Hall
California
Col. Sellers
Predendall
Central College
Shelton
Cope
Wm. Chiles
Thos. Holloran
Chas. Teubner
Franklin, Ave
ST. Louis
Memphis
Missouri Pacific
Lion Mountain
A. S. Loomis
Toledo
Detroit
New York
New Jersey
New England
And
Canada
America
Chicago & Alton
Gay Broadway
Coney Island
White Mountains
Bar Harbor
Atlantic City
Asbury Park
Muskoka Lakes
Highlands of
Ontario
All Canada
S. A. Vermillion
Clover Leaf-Alton
Higginsville
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