Court closes major civil action in Willow Springs bankruptcy case
TheOctober term civil action against Bank of Willow Springs M W Rose and Mansfield Produce Co concludes after evidence submission Judge Smith McPherson urged prompt typewritten briefs and rapid transmission of testimony. Witnesses recount premeditated failure of Daniels Commission Co claims, bank loans, and cross investigations into Rose Daniels Warner and Thomas with shipments from Maine to California and from Chicago to New Orleans.
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A J. Brittain
Bank of Willow Springs
M. W. Rose
Mansfield Produce Co
Smith McPherson
Springfield
Daniels Commission Co
J. B. Thomas
Marion W. Rose
Claude Daniels
Frank B. Warner
G. M. Sebree
Willow Springs
Maine
California
Chicago
New Orleans
Rose
Dyott
Willow Springs Commission Co
Rose and Daniels
Warner
Rose and Daniels Company
Daniels Commission Company
John B. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Daniels
Thomas
Ollie Robinett
Mansfield Produce Company
Wright County
Pacific Coast
Buffalo
N. Y
Sebree
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Daniela Commission Co
Missouri
Mountain View Produce Co
Greene County
Christian County
Ozark
Indianola
Poplar Bluff
Daniels Company
Springfield Leader
Macomb Church Services Announced by Rev G Chadwell
Special correspondent notes preaching schedule at the Baptist church every first Saturday at 11 a m and 7 p m and Sunday at 11 a m led by Rev G Chadwell pastor. Macomb Methodist Episcopal church holds services on the second and fourth Sundays monthly with Sunday school each Sunday.
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The
Baptist Church
G. Chadwell
Macomb Methodist Episcopal Church
Gasconade Items Special Correspondence Lutheran Service
Preaching at the German Lutheran church in Gutson or Wanneta with German service in the morning and English service in the afternoon observed on the second Sunday each month.
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Wanneta
True Forgiveness tale in a child's bedtime scene
A naughty boy tucks away guilt and seeks forgiveness from his mother at night. He wanders downstairs after bedtime, wears a white robe, and tells his mother that he has forgiven her and his father for their behavior at dinner, showing a child's earnest peace.
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Mummy
Daddy
Domestic Felicity Sparks in Kitchen Confession
A humorous exchange from London Opalon depicts a wife asking why her husband told the Bat sons she married for her cooking, while he admits he needed an excuse and did not know what else to say.
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London
Quote on happiness and global compassion
A George Eliot reflection urges that true happiness and greatness come from broad thinking and equal care for others as for oneself. The idea emphasizes universal empathy and selfless concern as the measure of character.
What kind of a man is Squira Jimmons anyway
A fragmentary dialogue describes Squira Jimmons as a man who endures harsh conditions and wind in winter, with little sleighing, painting a portrait of his character through a terse question and answer exchange.
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Squira
Jimmons
Reading Lists and Timetables in Daily Life
A Birmingham Age-Herald minces remarks on reading habits and the occasional need to peruse laundry lists and timetables. The quotation emphasizes self-improvement through reading while acknowledging practical extracts from routine listings.
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Birmingham ‘Age-Herald
California scientist seeks microbe to cure paralysis
In a reflective science note a California researcher pursues the microbe that could paralyze anew. Distinctly, the search is described as conducted not in a barroom but in more formal settings, underscoring serious aims.
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California
Probably In Both Cigar Quip From Ulk
A humorous exchange on cigars and friends hints at cost and habit in a quote attributed to Ulk. The line contrasts spending on cigars with social generosity, suggesting a wry view of monetary and social expense in year round habits.
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Ulk
How to Remove Iodine Stains with Hot Salt Water
If iodine is spilled on fabric apply very hot salt water over the stain. Repeat the process twice within an hour. The stain should disappear and this method will remove nearly all ink stains as well.
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Ifien
Man Truly Great Quote
A terse Seneca maxim asserts that true greatness lies in choosing the right with invincible resolve. The saying elevates moral steadfastness as the highest form of leadership and character.
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Seneca
Feminine Extortions Reflected in a Letter to the Exchange
A brief exchange laments a rare case of a woman who asks men to buy her possessions. The author calls the practice unfair and selfish, noting that men grow weary and may abandon such women who display this weakness. The piece labels it unfeminine.
How Benighted! A Chinese Prosperity Idea Quote
An ironic historical saying contrasts governance with abundance and social order. It notes a well governed empire when soldiers are idle, agriculture thrives, prisons are empty, granaries are full, temples show wear, courts grow quiet, doctors walk, bakers ride, and scholars travel in carriages.
Real Villain Exposed by Theatrical Baggageman Tale
In a Washington Star excerpt the baggageman questions a youth about villainy. The youth, with black curls, admits once being the villain but accuses the company treasurer, claiming he is now about five hundred miles away toward an unknown destination.
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Washington Star
Salt on the Moon Mirrors Lunar Crater Glow
A Royal Astronomical Society address in London presents a new explanation for the bright rays from some lunar craters. The suggestion is that salt exosorption could cause the glow, offering a fresh view on a long-standing mystery.
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Royal Astronomical Society
London
Harper's Weekly
World’s Busiest Spot in London Area
The busiest spot in the world is a one acre tract bounded by the Royal Exchange Bank and Mansion House in London. Estimates say at least 500000 persons and 50000 vehicles pass this spot daily for five days a week.
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Royal Exchange
Bank
Mansion
London
Are You a Goose Autocrat Breakfast Table Quote
A witty Autocrat of the Breakfast Table line ponders talking much by a goose, suggesting a fond dislike for silence. The speaker muses about always having something to say and feeling sorry for it, reflecting playful literary humor.
Man from Atchison Considers Self Incorporation
An Atchison man with a long history of debt trouble contemplates incorporating himself. The note appears in the Atchison Globe. He weighs the advantages of liability protection and business structure in light of his financial past.
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Atchison
Atchie von Globe
Pa Knows Why Dentists Call Offices Dental Parlors
A lighthearted exchange explains that dental offices are nicknamed dental parlors because they function as drawing rooms for patients and dentists, reflecting a playful pun about word origins and formal spaces.
Church Schedule At Mt Pleasant Excerpt
Preaching times listed for Mt Pleasant church include sessions on the second Saturday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. for parishioners and visitors.
Tombstone Inscriptions A Man Is Not Upon Oath
A brief note cites Dr Samuel Johnson with a quotation about tombstone inscriptions stating a man is not upon oath, reflecting a philosophical remark on memory and honesty.
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Samuel Johnson
Black Brothers fashion show promises low prices in Kansas City
The Black Brothers, with national merchant reputation, offer select assortments priced 26 to 40 percent below comparable quality in Kansas City. They own large eastern shops making merchandise in-house, cutting manufacturer profits and fixed charges, enabling lower prices than many large-city stores. Attendees noted superior beauty and variety at their recent fashion show.
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East
Kansas City
Black Brothers
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Victor
George Eliot
Ozarks
Mansfield Drug Company
H. D. Norcross
Bank of Manafield Groceries
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J.H. Robinett
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St. Joseph
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