Tigers Prepare for Annual Thanksgiving Battle
The Missouri Tigers face the Kansas Jayhawkers in the traditional Thanksgiving game at Lawrence. After the Jayhawkers beat Nebraska, writers favor them, but Missouri’s recent play against Drake suggests the Tigers may surprise. Coach Schulte mobilizes the squad, with extra seats and special Wabash trains planned into Lawrence.
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Systematic road funding cuts waste in Missouri effort
A University of Missouri bulletin by E J McCaustland argues a coordinated highway funding approach saves money. He cites a county with 11250 annual road tax wasted, showing that disciplined spending could support a 100000 bond to build at least twenty five miles of gravel road.
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Winter care boosts profits from sheep
The winter care of the flock is as vital as corn cultivation as lambs grow for spring harvest. Ewes in good condition need little grain before lambing, while thin ewes require 0.25 to 0.5 pounds daily. Rations of corn, wheat bran, linseed oil cake or corn oats bran mix proved effective at Missouri Experiment Station. Hay should be abundant, with corn silage or stover to cut hay use. Avoid exclusive corn stover feeding and ensure water salt and dry bedding. A Bulletin 120 from Missouri Experiment Station details breeding ewe nutrition.
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University Women Favor Equal Suffrage Cause
Among 800 women registered at the University of Missouri, 522 have signed for a suffrage catalog. Of these, 375 support the movement, 115 are indifferent, 26 oppose, and 6 are undecided. The remaining 278 will be cataloged before the school vote is sent to the National College Equal Suffrage League by the university chapter.
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University Aids Farmers in Dairying Effort
A cow testing association formed in Marion County by A Ragsdale, ex extension assistant professor of the University of Missouri, will employ a tester to record feed and production data and show net profits for each dairyman monthly. A cooperative creamery has also been formed by the extension division at Republic.
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University of Missouri
Republic
For Sale Items and Poultry at Mrs Young and Others
For sale in Lexington Missouri a Buff Plymouth Rock Cockrell and Swan Indian Runner drake from Mrs A P Young. Habitat near 200 North 16th Street. Xmas exchange opens December 4 at home with handmade Xmas presents daily 9:30 to 5:30 and evenings Monday Wednesday Friday. Also Raisins currants citron and nuts for fruit cake at J F Winn’s with Mrs D O Heathman and Miss Dawson assisting.
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U S Predicted to Lead In Air by 1919 Says Aero Club
The Aero Club of America forecasts American dominance in aeronautics within two years. Alan R. Hawley and Henry Woodhouse note large public interest, potential aviator training, and a post office plan for air mail in 200 localities. Congress funded nearly 18 million for air defence.
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Classifieds Offer Writings and Printing Services
When in need of anything in the following list call phone no. 7. Typewriter letters posters invitations folders checks blanks. Contact for printing and office supplies.
Cakes and orders urged for home baking service
A brief notice urges timely orders for home made cakes with a Friday deadline. The advertiser, Mrs. L. E. Mark, promises pleasing results and notes that only two of four successful would benefit the nation’s investment.
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Modern Rooms and Meals Advertised by Mrs L E Mark
For rooms or meals see Mrs L E Mark. Our rooms are modern clean and comfortable. Our meals are the heat and market supplies well cooked. Try us for your Sunday dinner.
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