Missouri Crop Report June 5 1916 weather woes and crops
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture reports May was unfavorable due to excessive rain and cool temperatures, with only brief workable days. Hail, floods, and weed problems affected crops. corn planting delayed by four weeks, oats strong in some areas, and wheat and tobacco prospects mixed across counties. Acreage planted estimated at about 101 percent of last year, with overall crop condition averaging mid range yet showing regional declines especially from Hessian fly damage.
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Missouri
Nrthwest
Biale
Montgomery County
Lincoln County
Corm
Cole County
Randolph County
Bates County
Christian County
Madison County
Mainy
Akron Man Praises Peruna For Stomach Trouble Relief
William F. Steese of Akron Ohio writes of persistent stomach catarrh and failing remedies until three bottles of Peruna brought instant relief and restored appetite. He praises the product and urges others with similar symptoms to try it, noting widespread repeated testimonials and gratitude.
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William F. Steese
Coburn
Akron
Ohio
Conhue
Eliminio
Peruna
Penns
Peruns
Agricultural State of Crop and Flock Conditions
The report notes pasture condition at 81.4. cotton crop at 73.9 with acreage preliminaries near 1145 and part planted 92.8. Wool and lambs show an average unwashed wool clip of 6.6 pounds per sheep statewide, with lambs raised as a percentage of ewes at 85.6 due to slow warm weather hindering grease development.
Local Carpet Installations Offer Satisfied Service
We do work for sidewalks and interior flooring with guaranteed satisfaction. Contact John Ashurst at office 437 or residence 325 for carpet laying. Wm Hicks also offers carpet services with phone 255.
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John I Ashurst
Lost glasses between Central College and Capt Ryland Todhanter
Nose spectacles missing in East Lexington between Central College and Capt Ryland Todhanter’s home. Finder to return to this office for reward.
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Central College
Ryland Todhanter
East Lexington
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O.R Sellers
Syd Publishers
Postoffice
Lexington
Cr. Wilson
Jseph Kuehls
Otern
Thomas A. Walker
T. C. Wilson
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Dent County
Figure of Skull and Crossbones
Sarah Graddy
Machpllah Cemtery
Lydia Schaefermeyer
H. Schaefermeyer
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Geo. H. Logan
J. K. Leiter
George
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R. Field
Mr MF Revie
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CE. Lankford
B. Y. Lankford
W. G. McCausland
SER
William F. Strese
J. Bray
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Highland
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Main
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Wilson Bros
Richard Field
Geo. M. Catron
Y. Andrew
Lexington, Missouri
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J. Barnet Young
G. M. Catron
Prank Howe
Herman B. Mark
Frederick Morath
Ford T. Bates
Rufus Young
E. M. Taubman
F. A. Hoefer
W. H. Chiles
W. J. Bandon
Leh J. Slusher
the Traders Bank
B. R. Ireland, Cassiler
Sandford Sellers
CE Teller
John Lowman
Irving Tevis
Jookkeeper
Lexington Savings Bank
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D. Rankin
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E. F. Nicholson
Ganteset Sellers
F. Lee Wallace
Herrick
White Mountain
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H. Sinauer
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