Tires in Germany and the hardship of tariffs on foodstuffs
A special correspondent in Germany reports a prolonged economic crisis worsened by agrarian policy. Wages fall, unemployment rises, trade is depressed, and many industries cut hours or discharge workers. Prices drop, imports shrink, and households struggle to make ends meet as bankruptcies rise. The outlook remains bleak with little immediate relief in sight.
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St. Louis Republic
Germany
Wintes
Berlin
Ab Ibels
South Africa
Nob Dean
Yeb
Ken
Kropp
Essen
Unde
The Tomato's History Across Continents
The tomato originates in South America especially Peru and the Andean region. Spaniards in the 16th century carried it home and it spread to Spain, Europe, and North America by 1596, after which it became a common cultivated food rather than a wild weed.
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South America
Peru
Andean
Ilitle
Spain
Moyland
Europe
North América
Beaumont Oil Field Wanes as Wells Dry Up
Beaumont oil men admit the famed field is fading. The Enterprise notes the winter line thickens with many wells once hot now water bearing, some on Spindle Top dry as dust. Others may endure, yet will never match former world leading flows.
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Beaumont Oi
Beaumont Texas Oil Men
County Clerks to Meet in Springfeld Next Week
The County Clerks Association of Missouri will hold its annual meeting in Springfield starting next Tuesday, continuing for three days. An interesting program is planned with discussions on road laws municipal organization forms boards of elections and many other matters clerks should be informed about. B Thornton of this county is designated Secretary of the organization.
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County Clerks Association of Missouri
Springfeld
B. Thornton
Thie County
Two Important Decisions From Missouri Supreme Court
The Missouri Supreme Court on November 12 issued two major rulings. One struck down a constitution amendment allowing jurors to render verdicts in civil cases. The other held that whiskey taxed in state production falls under a fourteenth amendment and uniform taxation rule, while whiskey manufactured for sale in other states escaped the tax.
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Supreme Court of Missouri
Mquor
Ngnor
Dale
Local notices list residents named in Wednesday filings
Marrlake series of notices issued Wednesday names Chas Bud man Hulda Schwarenhudh CG. W. W. Hetters Miss Selina Schwarsenbieh Higgingelile CG. H. Caleron Slater Miss Wists Baoml Gibsoy Ot¢ssa.
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Marrlake
Chas Budman
Hulda Schwarenhudh
W. W. Hetters
Selina Schwarsenbieh
Higgingelile
CG. H. Caleron
Slater
Wists Baoml Gibsoy
Ot¢ssa
Professor Howerth on Social Ideals and Cooperation
The University Extension lecture by Prof Ira D Howerth in Kansas City argued for a scientifically built social ideal guiding evolution not revolution. He urged social intelligence organized industry and a cooperative spirit as keys to eliminate waste, reduce conflict, and move toward a future where competition serves social ends and all play a part in commonwealth progress.
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Ira D. Howerth
Kansas City
Megald
Plato
St. Augustine
Dante
Campanella
Bacon
More
Bellamy
Lincoln
Goethe
Sereieats
Whitecaps Oust Odessa Father Over Child Custody
James Ainsworth now of Kansas City was visited by whitecaps near Odessa as he seized his eight year old daughter at a church and tried to flee. He was overtaken by masked locals who tied him to a tree and thrashed him. He vowed to abandon attempts to claim his children and may seek divorce.
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James Ainsworth
Kansas City
Whitecaps
Stephen Barker
Odessa
Greentwo Baphlet
Thank God for Orphans at Thronwell Orphanage
A devotional note praises caring for orphans at Thronwell Orphanage Olimon 5. C. It highlights the privilege of supporting hundreds of children from diverse church backgrounds with no requested special collection day. Donations are welcomed in any respectable form.
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Thronwell Orphanage
Olimon
5. C
Stone Poised for Democratic Senate Caucus Victory
The canvass shows William J. Stone likely to win the caucus nomination with 81 votes to 27 on the first ballot. Close friends say about 70 representatives and senators are instructed for him, with many undecided Democrats from St. Louis pledged to support Stone, strengthening his path to the nomination.
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William J. Stone
United Statin
Stone
House
Tne
Senate
St. Louis
Thad
Yoas
Missouri Democracy Triumph Celebrated by Gov Dockery
Governor Dockery praised Missouri Democrats after last Tuesday election noting a likely 40000 plus plurality for the party. He cited Democratic control of both houses, fifteen of twenty six congressmen as Democrats, passage of the school fund amendment, and vindication of Democratic fiscal policy and educational system against partisan attacks.
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Missouri
Dockery
Waterloo
Sedan
Paltons
Cook
Democrata
Legal clash over street paving injunction in Marshall
W H H Chiles for property owners and H C Wallace for the city traveled to Marshall Friday to urge 26 injunction applications before Judge Davia. A Kansas City attorney represents W W Atkins the contractor. The injunction targets both city and contractor. Pirtle Springs resort was sold Wednesday to a Seattle firm for 100000 dollars with plans for winter use and further improvements.
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W. HH. Chiles
H.C. Wallace
Lexingwn
Moarshell
Davia
Marshall
Kansas City City
W. W. Atkins
Junction
Pirtle Springs
Seattle
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