Cadets Return From White's Island Outing
Wentworth cadets ended a week at White's Island and traveled by river train back to the academy. They started the march from the island to Waverly Saturday afternoon but rain forced an abandoning of the full trek. The battalion, marching in ranks with the band playing, reached the academy tired yet happy to be back.
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Wentworth
White's Island
Waverly
Tenth Street
Local notes and travel in Missouri and beyond
A series of brief items records local residents traveling to Wellington St Louis Lexington and Kansas City over the weekend and visiting relatives in Springfield Higginsville and Miriamsville. Names include Winkler Rhodes Moorman Belt Hoofer Mollenkamp Meng Swartz Peacock Payne Kennedy Horn Todhunter and others.
Lexington II defeats Commercial Club in tight 5 4 win
In a closely fought Friday game Lexington II edged Commercial Club 5 to 4. Kenney pitched seven innings for Commercial Club with 11 strikeouts and few hits before Tuve left with a finger injury. Mann and Wallace held late rallying efforts by Lexington II produced three runs in the ninth to seal the victory for L. H. 8.
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L. H
Commercial Club
Lexington II
Comemereis Club
Kenney
Tuve
Joe Mann
Comtervind Chub
Sill
Rive
Mann
Wallace
Shinn
New Idea in Shopping prompts humorous exchange
A clerk overhears a stylish young woman leaving while she asks to see men’s shirts. The proprietor joins and recalls she bought no shirts to surprise her husband, saying she wants to help him pick summer shirts. The scene ends with a light joke about married women. Local notices list poultry supplies, lice remedies, and a mission society convention.
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The
Boston Traveller
Phosphate bone meal boosts Missouri wheat and clover yields
State Experiment Station tests in Missouri show bone meal phosphate dramatically improves clover and wheat on upland soils. Yields of clover doubled in some trials, with best results on Southwest Missouri lands where wheat and clover have long grown. Recommend applying 125 to 150 pounds per acre with wheat sowing and using phosphate-rich fertilizer for poorer soils.
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State Experiment Station
Missouri
Remarkable fish tale from Fredericktown Narrows trip
Fredericktown Missouri May 14 A fisherman Fred Sehwane returning from the Narrows used a gold charm on his line when minnows failed to bite Within minutes a two pound bass hooked itself prompting another angler to try a silver buckle without success The tale claims fish in the area favor gold standard The report also lists several residents with travel or court notes including Dr N B Payne to Kansas City G C Branch from St Louis and Mrs Ryland Todhunter traveling to Lynchburg Virginia for a graduation event
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A. F. Winkler
Wellington
Glover Branch
St. Louis
Peachy Rhodes
Alm Wits
Lexington
Ed Moorman
Kansas City
W. R. Humphrey
Springfield
Nannie C. Steele
Shoop
Fredericktown
Fred Sehwane
Narrows
Sehwane
N. B. Payne
G. C. Branch
J. FH. Briggs
August Leman
August Lefman
Higwinsville
Ryland Todhunter
Lynchburg
Katherine
Randolph-Ma
Higginsville and Lexington Social and Business Roundup
Numerous residents including Joe Neal Mrs Nathan Parker Karl Lyons and Earl Lyons transact business in Higginsville over the weekend and Monday. Visits extend to Lexington Wigginsville and Berlin with Miss Nannie Willette, Miss Dolly Neal, and Miss Virgie Shouse amid family and social calls.
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Joe Neal
Higginsville
Nathan Parker
Karl Lyons
Bird Gaither
Lexington
Nannie Willette
L. J. Kemple
Nathan. Parker
Buck Jordan
Buck Jonson Qaid
George Hall
James Lyons
Wigenneville
Mattie Homesly
Sanday
Dolly Neal
Earl Lyons
Wee Newl
Tigginsville
Bertha Pryailler
Higginsvillle
John Walker
Louis Frymiller
Joe Noa
Higginaville
Brightpole
Thomas Elsen
Vigginsville
Buck Jordon
Wesley Bartlett
Higginssville
J. J. Willette
G. Darnell
Berlin
William Walker
Payton Tabb
Robert Chamlin
Robert Young
Calvin Brown
Lloyd Homesly
Columbia
Frank Shutt, Sr
Near Prairie Church
Charles Mulhearn
B. L. Hagood
Little Daughter
Impeachment and a Zebra Breed in 19th Century History
Monday in History recalls Andrew Johnson's Senate acquittal on May 16 1868 amid party clashes and impeachment trials. It also notes a new animal experiment at a Maryland station blending Abyssinian zebra and Texas donkey, producing promising yearlings with docility strength and beauty.
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Andrew Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Mr. Stanton
House of Representatives
Nis
Congress
United States
Zelipas
Botheonda
Menelik
Roosevelt
Speriment
Scientific American
May 17 1844 Mexican retreat at Montamoras cited
Tuesday in History notes the Mexican army abandoning its Rio Grande frontier fort near Montamoras during the early phase of the Mexican American War. General Taylor’s forces moved to fortify opposite Montamoras, prompting Mexican withdrawal and preventing a Texas invasion. The retreat followed the Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma actions, signaling rising U S advantage.
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Montamoras
Rio Grands River
Monthrey
Palo Alto
Resaca de la Palma
Texas
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
Taylor
Matanoras
Rio Grands
Gustav Drumm Visits Kansas City On Business
Gustav Drumm traveled to Kansas City on Saturday for business matters.
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Chas, Hoofer
Kansas City
Gustav Drumm
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H.D. Kennedy
James Horn
Leroy Farmer
G. M. Gibson
C. T. Ryland
Belle Green
Dona Mesa
Jefferson City
Foreign Missionary Society of
M. E. Church South
T. Thompson
Mary Chew
N. F. Miller
Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Missouri
Columbia, Missouri
Ayer
J.C Ager Co
Lowell
Mars
Castoria
Nikit
Page City
Frank Chew
United States Navy
Pacific Coast
Virgie Shouse
Odessa
Robert Ewing
James P. Chinn
Margaret Bites
Mayine
Jennie Brightwell
Er. J. Kampf
Abraham VanMeter
Wigginsville
Camerdia
Assiiea
Ted Honagt
Jacine