Wild Turkeys as Farmed Game for Thanksgiving
The piece argues for breeding wild turkeys under partial domestication to revive ranges and profits. Experts say crossbreeding and managed preserves could yield sport and food value, with protection from poachers and predators, while noting historical abundance and current wild scarcity.
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Massachusettes
New England
Wirginka
Marsland
Medina
Bob White
Fisher's Island
Long Ialand Sound
Father Tame
The Thankful Heart and Joy in All Circumstances
A devotional urging constant gratitude through faith. It cites Ephesians 5 20 and stories of Paul and Silas to show joy in trials. The piece encourages missionaries to others, emphasizes God’s presence in comfort and trouble, and promotes choosing happiness over misery.
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Mane Fern Fort
Barnat
Iman
Golden City
Manson
Rev. J. MacGuin
God
Father
Lord Jesus Christ
Pan
Silas
Thanksgiving Desserts and Virginia Pudding From Old Housekeeper
A preserved recipe segment details pumpkin pie filling with long gentle heat, eggs, sugar, starch, cream, spices, lemon extract, and butter, then baking. It follows with a Virginia pudding recipe: raisin currant citron batter, butter sugar yolks and milk, stiff egg whites folded with flour, lemon juice and peel, spices, dried fruit, boiling for five hours, and a lemon butter frosting.
Missouri News: Man Takes Mother-in-Law as Wife in Independence
Frank M. Searcy, a retired farmer, married his mother-in-law Mrs Susan K. Rogers Searcy in her 60s in Independence. It is his third marriage. The bride is also grandmother and stepmother to his two boys. The article questions the exact relation the groom now holds.
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Frank M. Searcy
Susan K. Rogers Searcy
Thie Washia
Searcy
Quirky storm tale ends with duck flock killed near Chillicothe
During a severe electrical storm a flock of ducks over the Limrer home near Chillicothe was struck by a bright flash and killed. The incident occurred at Jacob Hraner's farm when the birds fell in his yard.
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Chillicothe
Vielley
Jacob Hraner
Lirmer
Uruer
Cosmopolitan club plans jiu jitsu outreach at MU
The Columbia Cos mopolitan club arranged with Tayo Yoshida, a former jiu jitsu practitioner from Japan, to guide members and recruit a limited number of interested students from the School of Modernity to participate in the martial art initiation.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Tayo Yoshida
Japan
School of
Moder
Ety Denis
Mexia County Clerk Sees 660 Hunting Licenses Issued
Audrain County records show 660 hunting licenses granted with applicants aged from 10 to beyond years. Carter oversees the process as clerical duties list names and ages in the adjoining precinct counts.
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Mexia
BR. MW. Carter Thas
King's Daughters Elect Chiltvorhe
An annual meeting of the Kink Dawebtere of Uke state elected officers and chose a slate for year. Emma Gisenbrook was named secretary and Carrie Davie St Laie recording secretary while Mire Uengeforn and Meni Mea oy an Chomn were listed as estate officers.
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Emma Gisenbrook
St Lawl
Carrie Davie
Laie
Cerestery Annual Edm Session at Kiolla Near Missouri
The annual ceremony at Kiolla opens Nov ember 2h and runs to December 27. University of Missouri Stoward A Chase etale superintendent W of Hawking, Warrenebur state normal president, Professor T. Carrienion of Springfield state normal, and other distinguished figures participate.
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Killa
Missoouri
Kiolla
University of Missouri Stoward
W of
Hawking
Warrenebur State Normal
T. Carrienion
Springfield State Normal
Trial of Greenfield couple over Sabbath nursery work
In a Montgomery court a couple from Greenfield faced charges for performing unlicensed work on the Sabbath for Comfort Nursery of Bloemstein. The case involves alleged delivery of catalpa trees to farmers as perishable goods.
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Montgomery
Miesenrr
Ramdas
Ahd
Iierteon Waltam
Greenfield
Todeo Yeane Cowple
Marehall
Comfert Nursery Company
Bloemsteien
Jefferson City Dispute Over Audit Actions Reported
Jefferson City officials and deputies Martie and Clark Tose faced a halt as Stareudtter Gordeh plans to pursue damages to compel Ring to audit accounts. The proceedings focus on whether Hadhey supports Quenthn as proper settlement of the controversy.
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Jefferson City
Wotefaeters
Martie
Clark
State Game and Fish reports early October revenue
Reports to the State Game and Fish Commissioner Joe Tolerson show October revenue already approaching ten thousand dollars, with additional fees still pending final reporting to the state treasurer. The tally reflects initial receipts and indicates further sums will be added as paperwork completes.
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Jefferson
Jads’ng
Reach State Game and Fish
Joe A. Tolerson
Judge Lawson to Go Abroad at Missouri University
The board of curators granted Judge John D Lawson a leave of absence beginning January. He is dean of the law department and has been named a special commissioner of the American nature of criminal law and criminology to study criminal jurisprudence in Europe.
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Lawson
Columbia
The
Missouri University
John D Lawson
Law
American Natuute of
Europe
Pilot Grove Insurance Company Holds Eighteenth Meeting
The Cooper County German ice Insurance company held its eighteenth annual meeting here, electing J. A. Hosp as president C. H H Toellner as secretary and naming Henry Fricke August Steeper John Oerly Emil Bittner John Kaiser and Peter G Meisenheimer as directors.
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Pilot Grove
Cooper County German Ice Insurance Company
J. A. Hosp
C. H H. Toellner
Henry Fricke
August Steeper
John Oerly
Emil Bittner
John Kaiser
Peter G Meisenheimer
Auto Lines at Cape Girardeau Garage Race
Cape Girardeau sees two competing garages under construction offering auto service between Cape and Jackson, the county seat. Regular schedules run and transportation is available at any hour. The rivalry promises improved service as both firms push to capture local demand.
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Cape
Cape Girardeau
Here
Jackson
Drye Win at Kennett in Local Option Vote
In Kennett the drys carried the local option election by 326 to 225. The result represented the majority of voters supporting prohibition locally.
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Drye
Kennett
Drys
Honviews
Quaker Oats Promise Health and Strength Benefits
Taking Care of Yourself promotes Quaker Oats as a source of health and vigor for families, children, athletes, and laborers. It argues balanced rations improve performance and notes a larger family size package option.
Skin troubles cured by Caticura remedy
Two young girls suffered severe eczema with red patches and itching on legs and scalp. After using Caticura treatment, their skin improved significantly, ending persistent sores and shedding. The mother notes initial failure with other products and praises the Caticura remedy’s effectiveness.
Unclear Caption Describes Incident Involving Officials
Fragmentary report details a confrontation where a officer and others react as a weapon discharges. The text is garbled but indicates a sudden violence and injuries among a group of people, including a named official and bystanders, with minimal recoverable facts.
Fragmentary Phrase About a Woman's Pretty Tennessean Tease
A fragmented line hints at a focus on a pretty woman from Tennessee and a man’s fast heartbeat. The readable portion offers little context but suggests a lyrical or poetic snippet.
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