De Soto Press Sold and Local News Moves
CoC Mrreiattas sells the De Soto Press to Hou JM Bowers of Greenville. The buyer is new to newspaper work but expected to bring success. Harry Naeter of the Cape Republican to marry a St Louis area girl later this month. she has worked in official Cape schools. The Cape papers extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coc Mrreiattas
de Soto Press
Hou JM Bowers
Greenville
Mr Bowers
Jimp
Harry Naeter
Cape Republican
St Louis
Cape
Stand for world freedom praised in cabinet clash
The St Louis Star reports a calm, principled exchange between Mr Bryan and President Wilson over the fortvers resiogation and wartime policy. The piece extols Americanism, urges national righteousness, and supports peaceful seas for all nations amid belligerent pressure, stressing unity with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Uresidhate Wilson
Riftin
Ster
Bryan Ly
Catetesilert
Weln
Germaiy
Staal
Wilchier
United States
St Louis Star
War and Trade Decline Challenge Economic War Notions
British and French returns show exports of the warring powers fell in the first quarter, illustrating the folly of justifying war on economics. Germany sold much to its three main customers, yet cut off over a quarter of foreign business, an action a prudent analyst would deem self-destructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ganda trade shift and wartime economics critique
The piece argues foreign trade dominates policy with China as a chief goal for Germany and imperiahing power. It suggests the war harms belligerents economically, lowering world trade by about a decade and potentially reducing value to 1900 levels amid renewed disruption to commerce and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganda
China
Germany
Chima
Europe
Saturday Evening Post
Bryant and Wilson Clash Over Warstand in International Law
The piece argues a pivotal question in U S policy: whether the United States will uphold international law and the inviolability of neutral rights or yield to fear of war and engage in discussants of incidents. It frames Bryan versus Wilson on insistence of a firm stance versus a broader debate. The essay casts the Lusitania, Gunfight, Falaba, and Cushing as incidents, not turning points, in a broader struggle for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Semg
Germany
Nic
Prvvnn
Ain Price
Vresiden
Wilsons
Colo Kerr
Bryant
Nulstary
Lusitania
United States
Soula
Eagles Wings
Godiders of Liberty
Shade Needed To Save Summer Chicks Say Experts
The Missouri College of Agriculture warns that poultry cannot thrive in hot summers without cool shaded quarters. Kempster notes young stock die from heat and that cold production drops with excessive heat. Ducks are especially at risk. provide shade and shelter like trees or corn patches to protect chicks and ensure better growth and yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. Kempster
Poultry Department
Missouri College of Agriculture
Kempster
President and secretary of state clash over international law
The cabinet delays a communication on responsibility and damages under international law as President and Secretary of State dispute remedies and future respect for the law. Mr Wilson leads the party on principle while Mr Bryan opposes. The president has prevailed in past policy clashes, and this seems likely again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Bryan
St Louis Star
JTow House Contract Dispute Highlighted by Contractor
In a Louisville Courier Journal excerpt, a homeowner asks JTow about the $3,000 house contract. The contractor reports spending the $3,000 and taking the house for the remaining balance, leaving the owner with a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier Journal
Reeded speech on plow ends debate at cross roads
An auditor in blue jeans quotes Christian Rewster asking what a man does at the end of the furrow if he must turn back. The remark frames a rustic dispute over direction and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Rewster
Hail damages wheat. Decoration Day observed in Kansas
In Pawnee county May rainfall reached eleven inches vs three inches expected. Wheat damaged by hail ranged from fifty percent to ten percent. Memorial day events included thirteen plus hundred veterans in Larned cemetery, Modern Woodmen band concert, and a Decoration Day address by Rev. C. A. Kitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawnee
A. L. Hail
Agnes Dolin
Larned
C. A. Kiteh
Methodist Church
Dolph Lacy
Kansas
Bankers urged to cooperate with farmers
A prologue stating that banks hold a nation’s wealth and must actively back farmers in sericulture and agriculture. It argues bankers should loan at fair rates to improve livestock, seed, soil fertility, and market readiness, asserting that such cooperation builds community progress, stability, and long term deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Heaven
Earth
Political Prayer Meetings and Christian Decline
A critique denounces political prayer meetings as a sign of religious political fanaticism. It argues such gatherings poison community life, inflame hatred, and erode Christian influence while urging farmers and tenants to pursue steady, just work for eventual reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella
Crnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Missouri Methodist
Crokeston Enterprise Courier
Pryanteseei
Robert Teapsieg
Gobouniet
Cine Berg
Adeno Istravion
Lode Wee
Price
Jas
Fr. Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
Tancuoueeso Wi
Poser
Mark
The
Ganka Financial Power House
Peter Radford
C. M. Witmer
F. M. Well
Caabier Chas. O. Hobba
Melvin Lutes
Robert Dram, Sr
J.J. Chandler
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Missouri
Fmwolle
Cmwitmer
JJ Chandler
Sam J McMion
Robert Dram
Charles King
Dan Fish
Caadler
Wm. A. Ladd
Hiram V. Slinkard
Bank of
Zalma
Zalma, Missouri
Corbin Wm
A. Ladd
Sea Tinker Dan Fish
National Safe & Lock Company
Sargent &Keemien
Ery Es Jan
Jaly
Screen Deere
Eteens
Fereen
Deering
Johnstem
Porch “Singer , Ferment, Lemter and
Ilove
Waller Hardware Company
Lutesville, Vissouri
McCormickh
Estes Brothers
Marble Hill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!