Resignation of Jefferson County Recorder over citizenship
Chas F Hemme long served as Jefferson County Recorder and, after a four year term was just re elected, handed in his resignation to Gov Major upon discovery he never became a US citizen. He is 71 years old. A Greenville special to the St Louis Republic notes James Barnes a 60 year old recluse near Taskee Wayne County was found murdered in his home by neighbor A Ramney. His head was shot and body burned, with robbery suspected. Barnes had money and planned to travel to Illinois. no murderer found and a land deed missing. The report also covers poultry price driven demand, University of Missouri poultry course details, local weather, and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konten Register
Chas. F. Hemme
Jefferson County
Gov
Major
United States
Hemme
Greenville
St Louis
Illinoia
Barnes
Imeis
Geroger Wagner
O. Rameey
Free Scholarships for Bollinger County Youths and Girls
Free scholarships for short courses in agriculture at the normal school begin January 7, 1915, open to all county youths over 15. Free tuition and lab-fee exemptions for agriculture and home economics courses. Write or phone W M Welker Marble Hill Supt Bollinger County Bank Lutesville Farmers and Merchants Bank Bank of Marble Hill Bank of Patton Bank of Zalma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M. Welker
Marble Hill
Supt
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Bank of
Bank of Patton
Bank of Zalma
Explains How to Prevent Pneumonia in Health Notes
An article from The Commoner summarizes pneumonia prevention from the University of Missouri department. It warns against artificial heating, urges open sleep, cold baths, and daily cold exposure, and stresses exercise, fresh air, proper humidity, and moderation of alcohol. It notes contagion, higher mortality, and need for medical care if symptoms appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missour
Gone but Not Forgotten Milfred Hahn Dies at One
The short obituary notes that little Milfred W Hahn was born July 9 1913 in Chatsworth Illinois and died November 17 1914 at home aged 1 year 4 months and 8 days. Parents Ora and Mrs Hahn mourn the loss joined by many friends. The family asks for comfort as they bow to divine will and await reunion in Heaven. The repose emphasizes faith and sorrow with return from Illinois and burial at home.
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Olathe
Colorado
Altho
Steve Berry
Witt Whitener
Ruth Rhodes
Upper California Mesa
Fairview
John Pope
Loutise Helmack
Delta
California Mesa
Lee Ament
Paonia
Leora Tucker
Mra Hendrickson
Mra
Rowe Berry
Kenneth Westenson
Hazel
Minnie Berry
Iva Ament
Mamie Freland
Ashmeas
Deke Business College
Ralph Harris
Erich Berry
Archibald Deck Pweere
Lillie van de Mark
Jesse Winters
Ash Mesa
Ed Whitener
Ladies Missionary Society
Stone
Grand Junction
Mike McCarty
Mir
Guy
Fred W. Hahn
Ora Hahn
Chatsworth
Illinois
Milfred
Funeral rites held for Milfred Hahn near Lutesville
Rev W A Davault led the funeral at Adam Hahn's home Friday afternoon. The remains were laid to rest in Shell Cemetery near Lutesville. Aunt Vaue notes a farewell to Milfred with prayers for resurrection morn.
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W. A. Davault
Adam Hahn
Shell
Lutesville
Milfred
Vaue
Plant to Run at Full Capacity After Opening
Dr J B Gingery, assistant professor of veterinary medicine, notes demand for hyperimmunizing serum is high. He says 1000 hogs would be needed to supply all, and the current plant already has limited capacity, with operations to be expanded to meet 80 gheat now.
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J.B. Gingery
Veternary Medcine
New Serum Plant to Meet Missouri Hog Health Demand
A new hog cholera serum plant to be operated by the University of Missouri veterinary department will begin soon after January 1. Costing 50,000 dollars, it sits on 90 acres two miles north of Columbia and will process serum for about 1500 hogs at full capacity. The facility includes hog barns, serum and virus laboratories, infection pens, and a tank room, with virus production requiring the culling of many hogs.
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Veterinary Department of
University of Missouri
Columbia
Farmers in Columbia urged to act like business people
A group of Columbia farmers discussed politics, war, and mules as a local merchant passed. William Hirth in Missouri Farmer quotes a speaker urging farmers to imitate successful businesspeople, work harder on the farm, fix fences, and treat farming as a business to improve bank accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jones
William Hirth
Missouri Farmer
Might Have Known It Promises to Wed Dowdy Suitor
A Houston Post item notes a stern warning as a man asserts his daughter has promised to marry him. The father retorts that mischief awaits the suitor for lingering around five nights weekly.
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Houston Post
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College of Agriculture of
Poultry Department
College of Agriculture
H. L. Kempster
Bollinger County
Albany
Walker Hardware Company
Lutesville, Missouri
Death
Jay
Manocanet E. Sawosten, Jr
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Iron Mountain
Ron
Somenly
Plummer
Agen Lateevilie, Mo
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