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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1915

Page

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Why the Serum Alone Treatment By J.B Ginger

The article explains the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station recommendation of the serum alone hog cholera treatment. It notes the method aims to eradicate cholera, avoid vaccination costs, and requires proper administration, sanitation, and destruction of germs to prevent outbreaks.

Veterinary Department Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station College of Agriculture Dade County Johnson County

A Great Year for Modern Woodmen of America in 1914

The Modern Woodmen of America reported strong growth in 1914 with 39 720 new certificates issued and 34 967 new beneficials adopted. Net gain in the benefit fund reached 1 141 856 50, while 398 new camps were started and the insurance force grew by 2 152 000. Receipts totaled 12 698 101 20, including 50 244 96 in bank interest and 456 743 20 from bonds. Benefits paid amounted to 11 506 264 90, and the society counted 80 538 member deaths since founding, totaling 141 627 850 735 in all.

Woodmen of America Bhoen HLS

College Graduates Moral Duty Toward the Less Fortunate

A Missouri issue urges college grads to act as civilized, charitable citizens. The piece defends merit democracy, critiques flaunted diplomas, and emphasizes refinement and duty in the classroom and wider world. It cites Missouri pride at fairs and industrial growth, plus home economics at the University of Missouri as women’s scientific training advances.

Pres P. Brooks Baylor University Texas Christian Advocate Deak Missouri St. Louis Union University of Missouri Home Economic Home

Democratic vitality rooted in Rights of Man, enduring party

Clinton County Democrat cites the Democratic Party's vitality as grounded in the Rights of Man, arguing it cannot perish while popular sovereignty remains. Missouri touted as a "glanderless state" by Jewell Mays, noting European view and demand for Missouri horses.

Democratic Party Whig Party Free Soilers Know Nothings Green Clinton County Missouri America Europe Jewell Mays State Board of Agriculture Columbia

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