Local Campaign Card Print Run Tops Half Million
Southeast News notes Dunklin county print shops have produced over 500000 candidate cards since the campaign began last spring. Blytheville Courier questions the White Book, while Cape Girardeau editor’s backers lament a promised magazine’s absence. Democratic votes for county collector hit 4365 Tuesday, the largest in Dunklin history, far above the 3900 forecast.
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Campbell Citizen
Dunklin County
Blytheville Courier
Cape Girardeau
Collector
Land deeds and oil well sale prompt new company talks
The Minnetonka oil well sale at Dexter cleared 800 dollars as stockholders clash over winding up or restarting work. Tom Crump seeks new investors to form a fresh company, with a meeting set for tomorrow afternoon. Drilling reaches 1650 feet with rock depth unknown and costs around five dollars per foot.
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Minnetonka
Dexter
Tom Cramp
Crump
Borax Method Aims to End Household Fly Breeding
The Department of Agriculture announced a simple preventive method to stop breeding of common household and typhoid flies. Caruthersville Democrat reports that sprinkling a small amount of ordinary borax daily on household and stable refuse can guarantee success in eradicating this insect.
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Department of Agriculture
Caruthersville
Best Theme Writer From Marble Hill Named
Miss Helen Davault of Marble Hill won the best theme submitted to the English department of the University of Missouri this summer. Her piece imagines a tired teacher at summer school dreaming of a vacation in a cabin near Pike's Peak with mountain climbing fishing campfires and snow at the continental divide.
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Coton
Helen Davault
Marble Hill
University of Missouri
Davault
Pike's Peak
University Summer Impressions From a Student’s View
A student recalls deciding to attend the university and finds the campus welcoming with elm trees ivy covered buildings and a fountain water that settled doubts. He describes new teaching methods social life university events and plans for next summer including preparations for courses and another stay in Columbia.
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Aulhur
Pike's Peak
Tce
Broote County Fir
McBaine
Missour River
Columbia
St Louis
CNA Roto
A Call to Help Editors Find News
An editor cannot know all events and must rely on readers to supply or direct them to news. The piece urges the public to send items or invite the editor to go where news is, explaining why some stories may not appear in the paper despite effort to publish what is of general interest.
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State Department
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Ohio
Senate
Missouri and
Single Tax League
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