Missouri Red Book highlights wealth in 1909 surplus
The 1910 Missouri Red Book details a state surplus of livestock valued at 136,250,858 dollars and farmyard products at 45,902,655 dollars. It notes record eggs and meats, corn cob pipe outputs, and diverse commodities from mine and forest products to fish and game, emphasizing Missouri as a booster state and listing uncalled postal letters in Lexington.
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Missouri
J. C. A. Hiller
Aston
Bureau of Istics
Misuri
Union
Bense
Ery
One Dollar Bargain Three Year Sub to Republic
The Twice-A-Week Republic of St. Louis offers a three year subscription for $1.00 good from December 1 to December 31 1910 with no premiums or commissions. The rate is net and subscriptions of any number are accepted while the offer lasts. Send payment to The St Louis Republic without delay.
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Republic of
Southwest
St Louis Republic
St. Louis
For Rent at Princess Theater House
For rent the house occupied by the Princess Theater with possession given in January. Apply to R FIELD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theater
R, Field
Patient John Ryan Fights Ward Orderly At 530 Morning
In General Hospital ward No 2 patient John Ryan rose from a six month backed bed to attack John Schell after an orderly woke him at 530 AM to take his temperature. Ryan vowed to repeat the act if woken again. The shirt was torn and the incident ended around 6 AM.
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Ryan
Donegal
John Ryan
General Hospital
John Schell
Kansas City Star
Fragmentary Punchline Recounts Picture Moment
A terse exchange hints at social nerves as a speaker jokes about needing a photo taken, with another character confirming a worse predicament and a light taunt about attire and company. The fragment preserves a slice of everyday humor and local tone.
Talking Lighthouses and a Swedish Photographone
A Swedish inventor claims the photographone records sound on sensitized plates then reproduces it on ebony to amplify and reuse. The device could replace fog sirens in lighthouses, calling the lighthouse name aloud over the sea.
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Photographone
Helium Found In Vesuvian Mineral Gases
Helium, the sun metal, appears in measurable amounts in minerals exuded from Vesuvius and in Naples air. Prof. Piatti detected helium with a new method in the gas from Vesuvian minerals, noting its presence even in 344 cubic centimeters of ordinary air.
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Earth
Vesuvius
Naples
A. Piatti
Parental Diplomat Quips On Names In Folklore Exchange
A humorous exchange features Uncle Rasberry naming a boy Insurgent Standpat Tobnaon and joking about contradictions. He explains one name is temporary while he intends to keep reading the paper and cross out incorrect details as needed.
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Uncle Rasberry
Gossip and Gossipers Stir Local Talk
Local chatter centers on a rumor about Muggine-Subbubs and his wife with neighbors suggesting she is run down by relentless commentary. The exchange shows a tense social dynamic as residents weigh the truth of informal claims.
The Youths Companion Subscriptions and Announcements
The Youths Companion enlarges offerings with extra pages while keeping the $1.75 subscription price. Expect sports and leisure articles for boys, practical guidance for girls, household hints, stories, and features by noted authors. New subscribers receive the 1911 Art Calendar and Grace Richmond’s Five Miles Out opening chapters. remaining 1910 issues and samples are promised. Local notices: T. C. Sawyer, Mrs. Monroe Cockrell, R. C. Groves, Arthur Bour, and William Biesenhertz are mentioned with Sunday travels and visits.
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Grace Richmond
T. C. Sawyer
Independence
Monroe Cockrell
Kangia City
Nannie J. Steele
R. C. Groves
Kansas City
D. P. Groves
Arthur Bour
William Biesenhertz
Sedalia
T. W. Warner
Little Man
Dan
Dallas
Texas
P. 8. Fulkerson
FOR SALE Geo Kepner's Furniture at Mrs Scott's Residence
Classified note lists a square dining table chiffonier buffet six chairs a mission rocker two iron beds springs and mattresses a 25 pound ice box kitchen cabinet two 9x12 rugs one library table and a mission piece at Lafayette Street near College Street with phone contact 270 325 437.
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Geo. Kepner
Post Office Construction Bids for Lexington Missouri
Sealed proposals will be received by the Treasury Department Supervising Architect in Washington on December 19, 1910, for the Lexington Missouri Post Office construction complete with plumbing gas piping heating and electrical work. Copies of drawings and specifications available from the Custodian of site at Lexington or the Supervising Architect's office.
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Treasury Department
Supervising
Washington, D. C
United States Post Office
Lexington
Ington
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Missouri Corn ‘Cb
James Chamberlain
T. d. Duling
Dan Fuller
Ersadelohnson
Vmrj
Carloe Benneville Keim
Leo McFaddin
A. W. McKenney
Leslie Page
Franklin Reffet
Bud Stevison
Areh Smith
Omer Whitacker
Angmere Anderson
Tom Ball
Sol Blevins
B. F Bowen
Ella J. Bryan
Ida Finnell
AW H Furnage
Will Edwards
Arnold Gavin
W. M. Handcock
Riley & Hollenkamp
Morris & Byrd Johnson
Nolia Johnson
John EB
Lofgren
Lawrence McConnell
Curry
Tania & Norwood
Pain
Sarah Passy
Jim Puckett
Ethel
Jimmy
The
Greater Youth's Companion
Berkeley St
Boston
Maas
Mfke
Res
Standard Oil Company
Louisiana
America
Rock Island
John Sebastian
G. S. Pentecost
Bryant Bldg
la Vallieres
Locketa
Ching
Lter
A. H. Walk
Jeweler
C. A. Summers
Old Line Transfer Company
Oscar Andreen
Gen
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