Road Inspection Reports On Kansas CityOzark and Southern
Frank P. Wightman of the public service commission filed inspection reports on state railroads. The Kansas City Ozark and Southern runs 14 miles from Mansfield Wright County to Ava Douglas County, traversing rugged Ozark terrain with maximum grades of 6 percent.
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Frank P. Wightman
Public Service Commission
Kansas City, Ozarks
Southern
Kansas City, Ozark and
Mansfield
Wright County
St. Louis
San Francisco
Ava
Douglas County
Ozarks
Almost Banquet Time for the Young Men's Business Club
Preparations accelerate for the second annual banquet as prominent citizens undertake steps to ensure a success surpassing last year. The Gem City of the Quarks is noted for not doing things by halves, and these banquets follow that rule.
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Young Men’s Business Club
the Quarks
Card of Thanks for Jessie May Dixon
The family thanks neighbors friends and Dr Fason for kindness during the illness and death of our darling babe Jessie May. John Dixon and Wife express heartfelt gratitude for support and sympathy.
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Dr. Fason
Jessie May
John Dixon
Farmer Radford on Woman Suffrage Belongs to Home Sphere
A speech by Farmer Radford extols women as the heart of society and home. He argues that governance and political life threaten the moral influence, urging that motherhood on farms inspires domestic welfare and should shield women from public political duties.
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Farmer Radford
Iighin
Rural Social Centers for Youth Enrichment on Farms
The article advocates establishing rural social centers directed by cultured, competent leaders to entertain and educate youth. It calls for farm life to be made attractive and farming more remunerative, with schools serving as social centers equipped to nourish character and civic life.
Egg Dance by Itlu jugglers in Hindu feat
The article describes a remarkable Hindu egg dance by a skilled Itlu girl. She wears a decorated dress, balances a willow wheel on her head, and spins it while eggs hang on threads. She selects eggs from a basket, loops them onto nooses, and throws to tighten knots as the wheel spins.
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Itlodu
Not a Matter of Intellect and Culture's Spirit
The Oblo State Journal argues culture is a matter of the spirit, not mere intellect. It contrasts learned scholars with true culture, noting crass, clever youths often miss gentleness, while kindly, less scholarly youths may prove more enduring in life.
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John Galeworthy
Parenta
Oblo State Journal
Outdoor school at Missouri sanatorium aids recovery
At Mount Vernon State Sanatorium a growing program helps children with consumption heal minds as well as bodies. Thirty boys and girls attend a dedicated school run by Mrs English, wife of a sanatorium doctor, in a building just for the children. The campus offers woodland trails, birds, a creek for patient fishing, and ample room to roam when not in class.
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Missouri State
Mount Vernon
English
Movin Vernon
Poole
Tore
Missouri
System to haul and apply manure for best advantage
A plan to systematize manure hauling and application, minimizing interference with other work while maximizing benefits. The best approach should be chosen to ensure efficient use of resources and overall productivity.
Mount Vernon tuberculosis sanatorium scene and recovery drive
A Missouri article extols the Mount Vernon State Sanatorium as a life saving center for tuberculosis patients. It highlights cheerful wards, medical staff led by Dr Hayles, and early treatment. notes on nutrition, fresh vegetables, cows, and a cooperative state effort to fund care. emphasizes hope and recovery through supportive care rather than medicines, with editor showcases of successful recoveries and public appeals for funding.
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Vernon Dane
Amd
Hayles
Ehlet
Mownt Vernon
Wissouri
Mount Vernon
Ois Savin
Arms of Glasgow Coat of Arms Story
The account describes how Saint Kentigern founded Glasgow in the seventh century on an oak and bell emblem. A tale follows of a soldier keeping a ring, the king’s theft, a queen’s plea, and Saint Kentigern retrieving the ring from the Clyde by catching a salmon to restore peace between the royal couple.
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Glasgow
Luegow
Curless
St. Kenthgern
Glascow
Power of cheer and work in a balanced life
The author argues that joy in work boosts power and that carrying useless burdens drains strength. By rejecting rubbish and focusing on meaningful tasks, we gain progress and maintain happiness and harmony. The message urges folding into worthwhile activities and dropping foolish worries.
Marketing Farm Timber At A Profit
The U S Department of Agriculture outlines how farmers can gain by cooperative timber marketing. A Holmes County Ohio farmer rejected a $600 offer, organized a portable sawmill with a neighbor, and sold lumber and railroad ties at standard local prices. After sawmilling costs and wages, his net gain reached $760, while stumpage value and rising timber demand boosted overall profitability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Particu
Larly
Millereburg
Holmes County
Oho
Teame Js
Udine
Dubuque
Iowa
Avoid Diseases of Poultry Diets for Healthy Fowl Digestive Health
Advice on preventing poultry cholera and bowel troubles using regular milk feed with a teaspoon of ginger and soda per gallon every few days. Describes mixing technique, fattening with skim milk, and notes milk-based mash keeps digestive organs toned. Recommends milk-based mash and curds for young ducks and chicks.
Digby Proposes Daughters of the Revolution Scheme
Digby outlines a plan aimed at provoking public discussion. Highby asks for details as Digby describes a scheme connected to the Daughters of the Revolution to spark concern and debate.
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Digby
Daughters of the Revolution
Purkahia
Difficult to Say Whteh in the greasing milaanes
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and places. cannot determine a coherent event, date, or involved entities from the readable fragments.
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Tamquite
Misleading Inference From a Political Manager's Charge
A political manager claims a candidate is honest due to poverty but a corn tossel argues the inference can mislead. He notes the candidate went broke trying to quick buyin green goods, suggesting the poverty defense may mask other faults.
An Interrupted Philosopher
Sam believes the world focuses on frivolous things and asks how to stop it. The thoughtful man proposes cautious yet radical action. They halt as a circus parade approaches, prompting a brisk departure to the sidewalk with hats ready.
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Sam
The Rural Press a Useful Agency for Farm Life
Peter Radford argues for a broad rural publicity drive to spotlight farmers’ problems. The rural press, pulpit, and school form a trio to educate, guide policy, and support local needs, urging farmers to subscribe locally and embrace education, cooperation, and modern equipment in the agricultural community.
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City Preas
Preas
Anod
Ufe
The Poker Trick That Gave Him Away
A ticket seller recalls watching a hurried man with a suitcase. The man’s way of laying down his fare, especially the precise grip and toss of a nickel, betrays him as a skilled poker player. The seller notes the subtle, natural technique betraying his expertise.
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