New Madrid County Plans Courthouse and Local News Mix
New Madrid County explores building a courthouse while Sto dard County pushes revival of the Farmers' on Hour program. Louis Houck of Cape Girardeau was thrown from a buggy and reported severely injured. Multiple items note political gatherings, church disputes, and community updates from Sikeston and surrounding towns, including harvest news and local business transacts.
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Louis Houck
Cape Girarden
Crop prospects buoyed by rain and good health in community
Health is good and abundant rain promises a bumper crop with the best prospects in years. Residents including Mr and Mrs Barrett, Mr and Mrs Perkins and children, Mr and Mrs John Bess and families, Mr and Mrs Ros Baker and children, Mr and Mrs Peter Baker and children, Shelby Steving, and Florence Miller visited ET Baker's Sunday. Community news scarce. closing note invites Dongola.
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Perkins
ET Perkins
John Bess
Ros«Baker
Peter Baker
Shelby Steving
Florence Miller
ET Bakers
Dongola
Green Manure for Missouri Soils Uses Peas as Key Crop
The article argues soil fertility relies on manure, noting Missouri lacks sufficient livestock to supply manure across farmland. It promotes green manure, especially peas, to cover land where sheds or barns once stood and to boost fertility until stock increases.
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Missouri
Review of Stear Wage Progress Glide by Asery Owestery
A carefully compiled one year review highlights the standouts from Stear Wage Progress Glide. The report notes key figures at Wal Maney and Meare, with others in the field cited as corroborating evidence.
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Four Millions Could be Saved Annually by Few Buyers
Missouri farmers lose an estimated four million dollars yearly due to low egg quality. A system where buyers candles eggs locally to remove bad eggs and pay higher prices has shown a 3 to 5 cent rise per dozen in places where implemented, signaling stronger profits for producers and steadier supplies for consumers.
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Missouri
H L. Kempster
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Frayed Dialogue Describes Gentle Morning Care
A fragmentary exchange shows a caregiver urging rest and calm, advising the other to remove outer garments and lie down for a quiet half hour. The informal tone suggests a domestic scene focused on comfort and reassurance.
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