Turmoil and War Hints Amid Paper Notes and Farm News
The fragmentary text notes aging print volumes and publishing costs, hints at a brewing world war with Germany, Brazil and other South American nations, and mentions an upcoming Missouri Press association meeting in Farmington. It also references a potash field in Searles Marsh, California, and cautious remarks about crop prices and harvest prospects for Missouri and the United States.
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Cons
Germany
Brazil
Kaiser
State real and personal property values rise for 1017 taxes
The State Auditor reports total assessed wealth surpassing two billion dollars with realty at 1 345 778 941 and personal property at 425 777 145. Town lots total 840 096 619 and farm lands 505 682 025. Personal class totals include horses 30 537 233 cattle 33 426 979 hogs 5 189 611 and sums for mules sheep and other property. The increase from 1415 to 1017 is over 69 million, with railroad and telegraph property still to be fixed by the state board of equalization, pushing overall wealth higher.
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Emmily
LP State
Hackmann
State Board of Equalization
St. Joseph
Poultry Farming Boosts Meat Supply Says Incubation Key
A historical call urges rapid poultry production to feed families and nations during wartime. It argues artificial incubation and selective breeding can yield hens and pullets for robust egg and meat output, stressing careful feeding and family involvement to reach high production and economic targets.
Local Easter Socials Reach Lutesville Area
Lee VanAmburg spent Easter with his parents here. Herman Lubbers of Whitewater visited Saturday. George Bidewell of Dongola bought fence wire. Mr and Mrs G H Arthur of Centrali[a] left for home Saturday. Geo Clark returned home from the Cape state normal school for Easter. Robert Hahn of Possum Creek makes improvements on his dwelling.
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Lee VanAmburg
Herman Lubbers
Whitewater
George Bidewell
Dongola
G. H. Arthur
Centralia
Geo. Clark
State Normal School
Cape
Robert Hahn
Possum Creek
Mumps Outbreak At Local High School Prompts Repairs
Readable text describes a mumps outbreak affecting high school students with four pupils treated. It mentions street dirt removal at Elfrank's garage, plans to level a lot for a warehouse, and a fire incident caused by a pipe. Names and places appear in an unclear OCR passage.
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W. Sample
Elfrank
Spee
Mumps Hit School Amid Play About To Date
The article notes several mumps cases at the school reducing attendance. A girls basketball game with Koob Lick was postponed because players are ill, with the match likely delayed for weeks. The Shakespeare play Merchant of Venice is set to be staged about a week before the start.
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Koob Lick School
It's Silo Year Buy Yours Now Champion Silos
Champion Silos offer a profitable investment by season end. The design claims all silo types in one, meeting every silo requirement and preserving ensilage with no waste from spoilage. Built oil-filled from foundation to keep from twisting or collapsing, resisting vibration and creep.
Missouri poultry program offers free information on poultry phase
Frank Scott and wife of Kensett have been married ten years. Nineteen boys have been born, six died at birth. of the 13 living, three sets are triplets and two sets twins. The parents named all children with A names: Ashbelle Archer Austin four and one half, Arthur Arnold three and a half, Allen Almond Albin two and a half, Adolph Albion 18 months, Abel Abner six months. From Corning Ark observers warn of likely fly numbers this season with one fly killed now saving billions next summer.
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Frank Scott
Kensett
Ashbelle
Archer
Austin
Arthur
Arnold
Allen
Almond
Albin
Adolph
Albion
Abel
Abner
Corning
Ark
Missouri bill bars anonymous attacks on candidates
Howell County Gazette reports a Missouri legislature passed a bill prohibiting campaign attacks by secret groups under severe penalties. The measure stops blackmail schemes and requires all campaign circulars to be signed to target candidates for office.
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Missouri
Howell County
Notice of Administration Granted in Catherine Penton Estate
Notive is hereby given that jettere of Administration upon the eatete of Mrs. Catherine Penton deceased, have been granted to the underkigned, by the Pro bate court of Rollingsr county, Missouri bearing date the Xth day of March, 101T All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to me for allowance, within six months from the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit of each estate, and if said claime tye oot exhib ited within one year from the date of the last publication of this notice they shall be forever barred.
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Jettere
Catherine Penton
Rollingsr County
Missouri
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Loyd Brown
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Ed Maver
Cape Girardeau
Henry Elfrink
Lizzie Elfrink
St. Louis
George Elfrink
Slagle
Virginia Ash
C.R. Whitener
Adolph Haynes
Keehne
Castor
Silas Gladish
Charley King
Edward Galloway
Lester Bishop
Joe Thele
Lucy Thele
Seiler
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John Effink
Lettie Francis
Winnie Long
Miss Long
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Hugh Puryear
George Englehart
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Canada
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Puryear
Azalea Caldwell
Glen Allen
Evry
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Peible
Lutesville News
Frank Heeer
Carbondale, Hil
Corde
Cardus
Mrs. Hagler
W. L. Lutes and
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Glen Allen, Mo
Marble Hill
Walker & Son
Lutesville, Missouri
Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station
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J. W. VaNenen
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