Springfield Conference. Missouri News in Brief
Missouri items report visiting officials from the Department of Agriculture in Washington meeting Springfield leaders. Divorce completed in Adair County in twenty minutes. Missouri professors head to Europe for studies. summer session to include agriculture. Court cases continue in Web City and Joplin. fires damage Corder business district. child shot by accident in Chillicothe. various local notes from Joplin Joplin area mines chief appointment discussed. train derailment near St James. deaths and personal crises noted.
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Springfeld
Charles FE. Hrewater
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Springfield
George J. McCann
Thi City
St. Louis Park and Game Preserve
Haney County
Mr. Brewster
Hr. R. Melton
Taney
Awakes Wife Dead Kttle Self Near Rockport Mo
Noblett a young farmer near Rockport Missouri awoke to find his wife dead from heart disease and, overcome with grief, shot himself. Local report notes the tragedy occurred in the early hours prompting investigations by authorities.
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Wife
Kttle
Joseph —Perry Noblett
Rockport
Theosophy Teachings Spark Resignations at Drury College
Dr. Frits to quit his position after an attack on theosophy teachings at a Christian school. Greek instructor Dr. Prite Sage resigns at Drury College amid controversy with Pastor C H Brees. Dr. Itrigee preached a month ago alleging Professorrow justified the Hasant pull in the minds of students.
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Springfield
Prite Sage
Drury College
Darrow
C. H. Brees
St Paul Methodial Episcopal Church
South
Itrigee
Profimrrow
Farmer seeks eleven college men for harvest work
Columbia A J Drinbach of Plainville Kansas asks the University of Missouri to provide 11 strong college men to harvest and help at his farm this summer. He says college men are more dependable and capable after two years of experience in harvest fields.
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Columbia
J Drinbach
Plainville
Kans
Missouri
Hile
Drieshard
Young Boy in Double Hanging Case Stayed
George Jackson and Robert Davis, both Negroes, were slated for execution in Keneme county for attacking an elderly white woman. A stay was granted Friday May 37 due to questions about George Jacksons sanity and lack of a Supreme Court appeal. Jackson is only 10 years old.
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Choy
Hadter
Robert Davis
Keneme
George Albert Lartean
Miesiesiap
Jackson
Supreme Court
Pheasants Hatch At State Farm Near Jefferson City
About 670 English pheasants hatched at the state game farm two miles east of Jefferson City with roughly $00 spent on birds. By mid July 10 000 to 12 000 pheasants will be young, then staged for shipment. Livestock dealers from Marshfield to Richland organized the Missouri Livestock Association, choosing officers to improve accommodations. Governor Hadley names a tuberculosis inquiry committee of $2 to study Missouri conditions and report back. The “back to the land” movement attracts European attention, and inquiries about Missouri’s forestry school come from 12 states. A Springfield man shoots his wife and then himself over child custody. Bryan and Cummins will speak on a Missouri chautauqua circuit starting August 20. Fulton chautauqua speaker W J Strain will discuss Spanish America and moral topics on August 23.
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Erean City
Jefferson Ci
Hadler
Missouri Society For the Prevention and Cure
Missouri
Jefferson City
Europe
Hadley
7FP
Keleer
Arca Chon
France
They Knew Jigeoo Quote Reflects Confidence Shift
A fragmented quotation discusses a man’s desire to display knowledge when young and his shift to concealing ignorance with age. The text highlights anxiety about competence and perception over time.
Baby cured by Cuticura remedies after scalp disease
J Fish and Ele M Fish of Mt. Vernon Kentucky report their infant daughter suffered severe scalp crusting and itching. After using Cuticura Remedies a bar of Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent the scales vanished and hair regrew within weeks. The family credits the products with restoring the child to health. October 13, 1909.
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Thor
Ehr
Cerema
Crete
J Fish
Mt. Vernon
Twin arrival prompts curious father to view newborns
A prominent dm goods merchant received twins with his four year old son Richard present. The father uncovered the first baby then moved to the second, gazing briefly before asking to see another papa.
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Hiehard
Von
Rtichard
A Dirge From Princeton Tiger Fragment
A fragmented poem fragment from a Princeton Tiger piece describes a heartbroken scene with cries and silence. The speaker notes a future reading tomorrow, conveying somber mood and emotional rupture in a single place.
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Princeton Tiger
Editor vocation sparks heaven chances debate
A Life magazine exchange laments a man’s limited career as a minister and editor. The dialogue questions his path to heaven, noting his brief service as a minister was too short to balance his record.
Resinol sample praised in a Va woman’s note
A Virginia woman, Mrs Emma H. McConkey of Hacker Valley, praises Resinol ointment saying a sample nearly cured her daughter's facial ailment and she sends money for more. In a separate cartoon, a photographer quips back to a bitter woman who complains her husband resembles a baboon.
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Emma H. McConkey
Hacker Valley
W. Va
Easy for Him Tommy’s Mother Taunts Boy
A Philadelphia Record excerpt shows Tommy’s mother pressing him to be good like Willie Biones. Tommy retorts that Willie is often sick, implying the task is harder for him. The dialogue reflects family pressure and child illness within a raskety scene.
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Tommy
Willie Biones
Philadelphia Record
Murine Eye Remedy Ad From Chicago Page
An old newspaper fragment promotes Murine eye remedy with claims of soothing eye trouble. It mentions a Chicago connection and appeals to readers to seek the product through druggists and book offers. The text also includes unrelated chatter about a Mrs Freet-How and club members, reflecting fragmented ad and society items.
Letter Stamp Details and Humble Boarding Life
A brief note describes postal stamps required for mail and reflects on social manners. The text juxtaposes Mrs Wipslow's soothing porch scenes with a playful, choppy jab at men adopting hotel airs on tight salaries, illustrating everyday life curiosities.
Laughing Fairy Child Outran Friends in Play Chase
A seven year old girl described as a little fairy with diamonds in her eyes and spun gold hair romps with six playmates. She taunts a boy to catch her as they zigzag and dodge with football like agility until she collapses at a fence laughing, claiming her laugh broke and she could not run further.
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Abe
Postmaster Fuller Sparks Dinner With Mock Washington Reappointment Talk
Spreading the News reports Postmaster Fuller of Rockland Maine entertaining diners with witty remarks about a purported Washington reappointment for his long service. He claimed the news reached Reckland via his wife and that curious Indy insiders had learned of the triumph, prompting laughter from the crowd.
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Fuller
Rockland
Tie
Washington
Women sufferings linked to kidneys claim remedy
A Morriston Arkansas woman says her back pain swelling and headaches were caused by kidney trouble. After weeks of no relief from other treatments she credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her symptoms and urges others to try the product from dealers at 50 cents. The advertisement cites safety and the Poster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY.
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Joseph Cross
Church St
Morriston
Ark
Gaye
Ndoan's
Afl
Milburn Co
Buffalo
Fragmentary note mirrors unclear remark in local edition
A garbled OCR fragment references statements about a person and a wife, with unclear attribution. The readable bits point to a miscellaneous local item with no clear names, dates, or locations to ground a fuller report.
Not in the Agreement Fantel Bud Teen Cast Into the Hons
A garbled excerpt quotes a speaker railing against lacking a moving picture royal Yes-Puck. The text hints at critique of a scheme's success hinging on the person behind it, with archaic spellings and tangled phrasing.
Fragmented dialogue from an old newspaper page
A distorted exchange shows a father and daughter in a crude, unfinished scene. The text hints at familial relations and a financial motive involving a checkbook, with garbled names and phrases.
Miss Goodley Admits She Is Twenty Two
In a clipped exchange, Miss Goodley concedes she is twenty two while Miss Gaddiet and Miss Gomiler respond with surprise and caution. The minister’s view is cited that understating is wiser than exaggerating, shaping the moral tone of the dialogue.
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Miss Goodley
Miss Gaddiet
Gets in Out of the Rain and the Storm Rider
A fragmentary item notes a figure who quells the storm and rides the thunder, with garbled phrasing referencing Kaleker, Jones, and a bold, possibly cynical line about truth and freedom. The text is fragmented and claims are unclear, preserving only rough references to individuals and weather metaphors.
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Kaleker
Jones
Pocker
Bren
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