Roach Backed For Governor In Democratic Paper Battle
East Prairie Eagle notes editorials backing Hon Cornelius Roach for governor amid disputes over party funding. The piece cites Roach’s efficiency as secretary and argues editors face accusations of bias, urging fair support based on ability rather than alleged slush funds. Local items from Lutesville and surrounding towns follow, listing moves, visits, and community happenings.
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Thure
Sprtinwendt
Hy Davler
Cornelius Roach
East Prairie Eagle
Roeen
Roach
Taany
Republican Slush Fund
All Druggets and Local Notices From Lutesville
All the items describe local people visiting relatives, weddings, birthdays, and church rally plans. Names include Mrs Virginia Ash Mrs Jack Frost Minnie Welker and Miss Edna Croft. A Kansas wedding Charley Schrock and Edna Croft is noted with details of their move to Acres Kansas. Also guidance on seed bed preparation for wheat follows, detailing early plowing and soil sealing techniques.
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Charley Schrock
Acres
Kansas
Fdna Croft
RM Croft
Woc. Cole
Mr Schrock
John Schrock
Morley
Charlew
Tippy
Rye and Vetch Save Soils in Southern Missouri
Winter vetch or crimson clover mixed with rye helps prevent soil wash in southern Missouri. Sown in late August or early September, these crops fix nitrogen but have less soil-binding efficiency than rye. They must be sown early. Winter oats serve as a fall cover crop but generally do not endure winter north of Springfield.
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Missouri
Springfield
M. F. Miller
Missouri College of Agriculture
Kansas City Star Marrals on a Paroled Dog Tale
A garbled Kansas City Star passage depicts Brother Hawes praising a dog as a steadfast companion and guide while commenting on jail, illness, and loyalty. The dialect tone suggests a local color feature with florid phrasing about friendship and hardship.
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Puseon
Hawes
Philossphine
Kansas
Hospital misheard in rough playground clash
Two young boys fought and one shouted a crude threat about ending up in a place that begins with H and ends with Lr. A visiting school teacher scolded him, and the boy clarified he meant a hospital. Philadelphia Public Ledger reports the incident.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Bessville
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Lutesville
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