Poultry Show To Be The Best Ever Held
The upcoming poultry show promises record entries with a wide array of birds. Widely known men are to act as judges in the contest, underscoring the event’s prestige and competitive standards.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
4
The upcoming poultry show promises record entries with a wide array of birds. Widely known men are to act as judges in the contest, underscoring the event’s prestige and competitive standards.
St Joseph dispatch reports Mountain Grove to host a major state show with entries sent to Fred Crosby, secretary of Jefferson City. The event includes dairy and agricultural exhibits, livestock judging, entertainment, and safety measures, with preparations and schedules outlined for December and the weeklong fair period.
The Missouri state militia plans to form four infantry battalions and mountain artillery units, plus cavalry, with three companies of engineers and a larger organizational fire team. Two echelons are to be ready by a set date, with priority to the earlier, and a half million infantry poised for assembly in St Louis. Three battalions remain unassigned to regiments for later recruitment or reserve. The effort is led by the general staff coordinating medical examinations and recruitment.
An attorney named Barker schedules efforts for the last two weeks of a primary campaign focusing on the southeast region near a rival candidate’s home. Carrington Headen Norris is noted among candidates. An adjourned session of the Springfield school board was held, with Carrington as president and nearly all faculty reappointed for the term. Wood Lynch, field representative, praised for past year’s achievements and given a salary increase. The board also approved a small rise in administration fees to fund literary activities.
The text discusses criminal courts, juries, and juveniles. mentions private conduct and law enforcement. It references rapes, abductions, and penalties for missing a child or failing to report crimes. It notes procedures, responsibilities, and the reach of social control.
Governor appoints Kealey as colonel of the Third Regiment in Kanene City. Mayor names Carl A Martin as lieutenant colonel. Kealey temporarily relieved due to disability. Realignment aims to support street railway service. twenty day review period set for manager of the Metropolitan Street Railway to oversee operations.
Governor Elliott Wo Major hints at Democratic primary outcomes while remaining noncommittal on backing candidates. He asserts appointees may support anyone, and vows to back the strongest in the field if they endanger the administration. Also reported is a $7 reward for Charleen Chambers linked to a murder case. Two convicts escape from Jefferson guards during a McClung Park project shift, with authorities unable to locate them.
Analyzed draft political chatter shows divisions in the Will Go 10 Wilson era circle as Roosevelt loyalists doubt a Republican realignment. Advisors Chad Huyates and Voldat's team cheer Roosevelts comeback while wary factions fear betrayals and assess alignment with the Progressive split.
The Journal lauds a new revenue bill praised by supporters as a long sought financial plan. Critics argue the measure favors certain interests and may burden taxpayers, while proponents hail it as essential for government funding and growth.
A garbled report hints at a peculiar campaign feature involving the president and attempts to influence a key election. It mentions age, motherhood, and social trends, with references to states and a court, suggesting a historic political moment under scrutiny by the Malte State and others.
Fragmentary text references President Wilson and American voters facing decisions. Mentions emigre and regenerative efforts. Unable to determine clear event or outcome from readable content.
A wrapped summary of early July 1915 theater notes reports German and Austro German forces pushing along the entire eastern front. Russians retreat toward the Narew while countered near the Vistula and Bug. French and American observations note Meuse and Vosges actions. British and Turkish theaters show engagements in Gallipoli and the Adriatic. Submarine activity and Allied air raids feature amid shifting frontlines and political notes from Berlin.
In Riverside California Mrs Kos argues over an underage chafee claiming her black Persian cat disrupted neighborly morale and caused harm to her furniture. Witnesses testify about alleged cat mischief as the court weighs the claim and possible remedies amid disputed details.
In a strained note the text discusses a return to the Me PuMiicas party amid fees and loyalty to Mr Roosevelt. It references a secretary and a push toward Markler and a reelection, framed as a calamity affecting the party and national politics.
An OCR damaged excerpt depicts a turbulent wartime period with references to arrests, proclamations, and political figures. It mentions bands of conflict, financial strains, and public notices amid confusion. Key terms imply governance, wartime policy, and social disruption.
An item notes a Creole Hair Dressing marketed to reduce age by ten years, urging readers to use the product to appear younger. The quirky ad claims youth enhancement through cosmetic hair treatment.
A garbled OCR fragment references education and leadership but lacks clear names, dates, or places. Readable portions suggest notes about instruction, leadership, and outreach terms without concrete facts or identifiable entities.
A cryptic report describes wages spent on food and a peculiar menagerie tied to labor and meals. The text mentions Bilin Merediih and Tri Sogtakh and references a historian’s note on heating methods and oil, with garbled lines suggesting a contested meal dispute and possible captive or tamed creatures.
An unreadable OCR fragment appears to discuss wind direction and weather hints with scattered names and tokens. The text includes garbled phrases about lines of wind, locations, and uncertain measurements, lacking coherent context or clear events.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions CPA Lee, Portland, Gre, Voll, Nevins, Mejorick, Salil Chersine, and postal references. Content is garbled with many misspellings, making coherent event or person details indiscernible.
Fragmented text mentions Senate activity and taxes, with garbled names and phrases. It references a policy debate and a river of disjointed terms, including location cues like New York and New Tort Word, suggesting a badly mangled historical note. The fragment lacks clear subjects or outcomes to form a solid event summary.
A garbled OCR style fragment references political labels and a candidate named Hughes. The text appears to imitate a Republican tribute while misrendered. The piece lacks clear date, place, or full names to establish a coherent event or outcome.
The fragmentary note reports a colonel attending a dere committee and a discussion about rights and a right eye, with unclear actions or outcomes. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the capture implies a wartime or military governance setting and a mis-typed report from the Macen Telegraph.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a distar pit and free pies with unclear context. Readable words imply a local event or promotion tied to a place or group, but specifics such as names, dates, or outcomes are missing. Further legible text is needed to identify entities and summarize a concise card.
A fragmentary OCR item shows scattered phrases and garbled names. Readable words include a few proper nouns and partial phrases but no clear event, dates, or identifiable entities to form a coherent summary.
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