Democratic Ticket And Frisco Scholarship Prizes
The Democratic ticket lists names for judge positions on the Supreme Court St Lowe Court of Appeals and other county and district offices including Charles W. Bates and William J Dunn. The Frisco Scholarship prizes from the University of Missouri offer $100 cash and paid expenses for fourteen weeks of agricultural study at Marble Hill with details and contacts for Bulbanger and Hollinger counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lowe
Frisco
Frises
University of Missourgent
Bollinger Exanty
Marble Hill
Lly
Bulbayer County
Acid Phosphate and Bone Meal Compared for Soils
Prof Millar of the Agricultural Experiment Station advises on soil fertilizers. Acid phosphate, 11 to 16 percent phosphoric acid, costs about 7 per ton and helps sour soils with continued use. Steam bone meal at 28 per ton and raw bone at 28 per ton offer lasting phosphoric content and are preferred for long-term soil health over acid phosphate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Millar
Agricultural Experiment Station
Columbia
Mimeri
Crow and Uintah Reservation sales set for October auctions
Bids open October 18 at Billings Montana for Crow lands at 604 per acre with cash plus four instalments. Uintah reservations near Proto Utah to be sold November 1 at not less than fifty cents per acre. Purchasers may hold up to three hundred acres per reservation. maps available by remittance of 3 cents from U S land offices or James W. Witten, superintendent of the sale, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillings
Montana
Proto
Utah
Moentana Laoda
U.S. Land Office
Billings
Mont
Unitad
Vernal
James W. Witten
Washington, D
Fertilizer tips for Missouri wheat lands guidance shows varying formulas
Missouri wheat farmers should tailor fertilizer use to soil quality. Poor worn soils benefit from complete fertilizers with 1.5 to 2 percent nitrogen, 5 to 12 percent available phosphoric acid, and 2 to 3 percent potash, applied at 100 to 180 pounds per acre when sowing. Better soils respond well to 125 to 150 pounds of steamed bone meal, offering 14 to 4 percent nitrogen and 3 to 3 percent phosphoric acid, half of which is available, while limiting nitrogen content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Poland
Who Says Prohibition Is a Failure
A Missouri State Press Superintendent argues that prohibition harms saloons and liquor interests while noting broad support from officials, distillers, and bootleggers alike. She cites saloon closures, reduced liquor sales, and beer output declines, urging readers to consider common sense over bootlegger claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Julius Liebman
United Brewery of the
DMD
Virginia
Prohibition
Heaven
Lona S. LaMance
State Press Supt
Missouri
W.C.T. U
Manure management urged for Missouri farms
A Missouri agricultural note stresses conserving manure value and returning it to fields. It warns that spreading near barns and on poorly protected areas wastes nutrients and lowers soil fertility, urging proper handling, storage, and timely application to boost yields and soil health.
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Cures Epilepsy and Fits
Readers testify across cities about relief from epilepsy spasms and St. Vitus dance after taking Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. Each statement credits prolonged improvement or cure, praising the products effectiveness and recommending a thorough trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Sam
Coffman
Coldwater
Mich
Peter McAuley
Springheld
Mass
Dr. Miles
Myrtle Dague
Rochester
St. Vitus
Nannie Land
Ethel
Ini
R. Duntley
Village Lady and Sailor Son Rumors Reach Home
A rustic laborer replies to his mother about her sailor son, uncertain of his whereabouts. He jokes he may be in Gibraltar aboard the Jupiter or perhaps in a distant port, but asserts he is somewhere among those distant stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Dipiter
Cibraltar
Jeffries
Thoms Listy, Jr
Sam le
Tin
Percy Tx
Roel
Fragmented ramblings on advice and misadventures in wartime life
A garbled column mix includes reflections on a soldier's leisure, court martial outcomes, and social exchanges. It mentions Jeffries and Thoms Listy, hints at marriage troubles, and references many readers and visitors in a crowded, noisy street scene. The text meanders through names, places, and incomplete anecdotes.
Local notes on visits and social activity at Parkins Creek
The community report lists residents and visitors including Messrs SOW Fotor and Whittener, Sgt Write, August Powler, Mrs Elletee, and others visiting various local sites such as Parkins Creek Sanday. It mentions Mares Shell joining Sunday events, Albert Hews, Monee Null taking tie for KO, and several visits by local individuals to Dongola and Lesinger's Sanday.
Free Offer Promised By Twier-0- Wonk in St Louis
An unusual advertisement from St Louis claims a free offer by Twier-0- Wonk in weekly editions of the Dried Stiles. The notice lists convoluted terms and promises a plan to deliver full items after initial framing and post delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Trust deed sale of land in Bollinger County Missouri
A public auction is set for October 15, 1910, at the court yard in Marti Hil, Bollinger County Missouri, to sell the Paul estate described as part of the McMinn addition in Zama. Trustees Charles Hite Denny Moyser and others will deliver the property to the highest bidder per deed of trust dated earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine
Charles Hite
Denny Moyser
Cortin
Zatnin
Avtoter
Tait
Quyge Tl
Hoyinger Maunty
Martie Hil
Bollinger County
Missouri
Paul
Dori
McMinn
Zama
Audhounty
Bawile
Robert Drum
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Democratic
Supreme Court
James Hatton Gantt
Howard A. Gases
Thomas M. Readhury
Congress
Thirteenth
Ciateter
Walter L. Henatey
Hawk
General Assembly
Calas
Jacob A. Taylor
Jader
Willam S. King
Hecordey
William BB. Vegns
Coanty Court
Jesse J Hawn
Pir Collector of the Revenue
William J. Dunn
Attornery
W. KR. Chandler
C.bl Hateh
Hollinger County
Sain Jordan
Missouri Corn Ironers’ Association
Inniversity of
Abe
H. B. Cole
Lutesville
Prac Cally
M. F. Minaura
Wautoma
Wis de
Miles Edical
Wkhart Gkhart
Sunflower Philosophy
Law
Perrtest Sarylente
Shell
Uirestibnige
Daeg
Pets
Lamberman
Nike Fol
LL. WO Wiseman
W. Wiseanin
W. Botignes
Driteswille
Masi Wieeman
Hargis
Keri
WIEN
Simi
le Pischer
Chester
Die Teed
Deerer
Corie and
Meewnee Nail
Liesville
Fete Diobt Cmd
Mieliavel Bisse Aire Making Tek
KV. Rem
Ali
Jobtsean Gee
Ofaatfies Next
Ley Marion Mouser
Vines
Lave
Slopsport
Peliew
Fawky & Bo Cnee
Tunney
Wey
Monroe Nall
Zaltia
Messrs. Sow. Fotor
Whittener
August Powler Vissted
Hiscaister
Saas
Parkins Creek
Perkine
Chee
Albert Hews
Monee Null
Kerns
Hare Hendein Agd
Elmer Haku Organi
Caradd
Jamiy
Dongola
Lesinger
Sanday
Kansas
Tuyiae
Os Improvine
Jef” Boss
W.A. Dunn
Marble Hill, Mo
Wedett
Witt
W.K. Chandler
Dinloe Closels
A. J. Manion
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