Cooperative live stock shipping plan discussed by farmers
Hill outlined a Missouri cooperative shipping plan to boost local markets. A special committee was named to organize, with 300 plus associations cited nationwide. Mor e stressed farmer ownership and potential year end profit shares to bolster Bollinger County merchants and farms. Lewis Stovall's arm broke while cranking a Ford at Oak Ridge, with a second accident on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Bowser
Hill
D. Morse
Mes Federation of Congerative Live
Imen
Moree
Missouri
Corn Belt
Minnesota
Chicago
Morse
Bollinger County
Boblinger County
Cemhit
Lewis Stovall
Mc Phelps
Oak Ridige
J R Kincaid
Marble Hill
CR Estes
Randall Kin‘caid
Frericktown
Oak Ridge
Mr. Stovall
Phelps
Mr Stovall
Jackson
Stovall
Statler
Bryan Welch Weds Miss Mabel Luckey
Bryan Welch of Marble Hill and Miss Mabel Luckey of Advance wed at Advance Methodist parsonage last Saturday evening December 17, officiated by Rev. Taylor. Welch, son of E. H. Welch, is a county native and respected for industry and character. Luckey, daughter of Eugene Luckey, previously served as a telephone operator in Marked Hill. The couple arrived in Marble Hill Tuesday and will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Welch
Marble Hill
Mabel Luckey
Advance
Taylor
Welch
E. H. Welch
Eugene Luckey
Markie Hil
Missouri Board Rescinds Smallpox Vaccination Order
The Missouri state board of health met in Kansas City and rescinded its December 5 order requiring vaccination certificates for railroad travelers from December 22. The move follows a high smallpox toll, including 107 deaths in Kansas City, with officials noting vaccination remains essential even as the order is withdrawn.
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St Louis Globe Democrat
Kansas City
Missouri State Board of Health
City
Max C Starkloff
St. Louis
State Board
Kansas Cy Chamber of Commerce
Kanana City
State Board of Health
Missouri
Henry Huffman Visits George Weltch Home Stay
Henry Huffman of Bessville spent from Thursday until Saturday at the George Weltch home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Huffman
Bessville
George Weltch
Faculty Members to Visit S KE Missouri Counties
Southeast Secure State Teachers College will dispatch a group of faculty to visit counties in the district. The aim is to explain the college’s work and how it can aid residents pursuing a fuller life through better training. Visits span Christmas holidays and other opportunities. Listed assignments include Danklin County PS Douglas e Cape Girardeau and others across multiple counties with named professors and counties.
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State Teachers College
Gerard Cousins
Danklin County
Douglase
Cape Girardeau
Joho H Gehte
Jeffers County
Jeptha Rigds
St. Les County
S A Kruse
St. Froese
A C Magill
Cot
JC Logan
Scott County
Vaugha
Mississippi
Charles Lamb
Perry
Ripley
F. J. Courleux
Treasury Savings Certificates New Issue Details
The Treasury will offer a new issue of Treasury Savings Certificates starting December 15 in three denominations 20 80 and 800 with five years to maturity and 4.6 percent semiannual compound interest. Holders may redeem before maturity at cost plus 3 percent interest. The limit rises to 5000 aggregate maturity value per holder and the program is endorsed by President Harding as part of a combined Postal and Treasury savings plan to promote thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Melhay
Harding
Postal Savings
Post Office Department
Treasury
Postal Savings Banks
Post Office Sells New War Savings Securities Launch
Wartime savings drive shifts to new securities with direct sale and conversion of Postal Savings deposits. The 250 Thrift Stamp and 500 War Savings Stamp are discontinued effective December 30, 1921. Thrift Stamps outstanding will be redeemed at face value in cash at post offices. New securities go on sale Thursday morning at post offices.
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Treasury
Treasury Sewage
Reconstruction of a 1922 church officers installation note
Rebeka lotion was requested to be present January 7 1922 for installation of officers Please bring well filled baskets and enjoy the evening The first part of last week John Henley chaired a cow and calf to Sikeston for Lor Geinister of Min tleill as Christmas present to his daughter Mrs Rudolph Henley Jobe spent Tuesday noon with Will Pref at Benton wished The daughter Adee Bed Dortett ogere mm Thursday and also saw Ed Crawford and family He attended 10 0 F fodde at Charleston Friday nage He reports com about all gathered and wheat looking fine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebeka
John Henley
Sikeston
Ed Crawford
Charleston
Fridaw
Lutesville Notes On Socials And Local Activities
Lutesville society and business items report Mrs. Abernathy hosting a Saturday gathering for daughter Willie with Mildred and Mabel Rees Mary Alexander and Milford Riggs Jr present. Visitors include Wilkersons from Crump and Hester Hurley, plus various local residents researching roads and banking. A new baby born to Roy and Mrs Sander. Assessor A J Johnson surveying property values. All members of the LO F are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Abernathy
Willie
Mildred
Mabel Rees
Mary Alexander
Messie Milford Riggs
Buckner Stewart
Marion Hardy
Marion F. Hill JR
Wilkerson
Crump
Curh Robertson
Miss Hester
Huskey
Lutesville
Henson
St. Louis
Robert Collins
Schladtz
Sherman Ellerage
Little Valley Church
Melvin Seabaugh
Son Dale
Sedgewickville
Sam J. McMinn
Marble Hill
Bollinger County Bank
F. M. Wells
George Kurre
Jackson
Baptist Church Notes Sunday Scion Attendance
Large crowds attend Baptist services with 4459 on time attendance last Sunday 124. Evangelist W F Frazier delivered two sermons titled What Heaven Will Mean to Me and The Danger of Resisting the Spirit of God. Sunbeam Band program, Old Santa Claus appearance, talks, and women’s missionary union lecture noted. Rev Alfred Hughes at Possum Creek. Rev Gale at Shellschool house. Working meeting held Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scion
W F Frazier
Sunbeam Band
Santa Claus
Alfred Hughes
Possum Creek
Gale
Frasier
Women’s Missionary Union
Nelle G Burger Endorsed for Constitutional Convention Delegate
The Missouri Woman's Constitution committee endorsed Mrs. Nelle G Burger of Springfield, state president of the Missouri W C T U, as a delegate-at-large to the Constitutional Convention. Petitions for Mrs. Burger are circulating statewide as she has long been active in public civic and legislative work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Woman's Constitution Committee
Women's Organizations of
Missouri
Nelle G. Burger
Springfield
Missouri W.C.T. U
Burger
Natron
J M Johnson of Millerville Visited Town Tuesday
J M Johnson of Millerville was in the city on Tuesday for business, meeting local contacts and handling affairs. The report notes his presence in town during daytime activities and discusses his engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Johnson
Millerville
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Odto Ruitzer
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Rube McCormick
Geo Bell
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George Grindstaff
Robert Semple
CE Preenell
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S. KE
Thane
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Finstress
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Walker & Sons
Hakuwant and Furniture Company
Lutesville News
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