Kingd om of Callaway Founder in Legend’s Shade
A century of lore surrounds Jefferson F. Jones, the Benton City area leader whose 1859 brick residence and cupola overlooking Callaway County fueled the Kingdom of Callaway tale. Histories recount his Civil War troubles, treaty with Gen. Henderson, and legends of slave labor observers, while local recollections preserve the old house site, cemetery, and Jones family lore across decades.
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Jefftown
Kingdom of
Callaway
Miagouri
Benton City
Callaway County
Hugh P. Williamson
Fulton
Jefferson F. Jones
Col
Montgomery County
Kentucky
John Jameson
Henry Hayden
Mexico
Danville
St. Charles
St. Louis
Straughber
Schofield
Col. Jones
John B. Henderson
Judge Williamson
Brown’s Spring
Auxvasse Creek
McCredie
Kingdom City
Williamson
Jones
B. Hatton
Montgomery Line
Henderson
United States of America
United States
Kingdom of Callaway
Thomas J. C. Fagg
Pike County
Missouri Supreme Court
State Hospital For the
Walter Williams
Missouri
W. Ed. Jameson
Callawegian
Wellsville
Benton
John Rountree
Auxvasse
J.C. Rountree
Jack Hendrix
Rountree
John §. Miller
Columbia
Arms Sale Splits with Military Opposition in U S
President Ford approves a major Israel infrared night fighting system despite long standing U S military opposition. White House says the decision fits an ongoing U S Israel security relationship though reports note limited prior consultation with senior Pentagon officials and uncertainty whether Joint Chiefs of Staff chair Gen George Brown was briefed.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Military
Wester Washington
Ford
Israel
U.S
Pentagon
George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
JCS
Yigal Allen
Moniday
White House
State Department
Robert L. Funseth
United States
Parking In Plains No Longer Free
Plains Ga AP Jimmy Carter hometown with 663 residents faces a parking crunch as tourists and reporters surge downtown. Town Council on Thursday night ended free parking on the south side of Main Street citing more shops and limited spaces. 30 minute meters and all day north side parking await decisions. Local merchants complained the change may curb overcrowding and keep visitors moving.
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ST. Louis
Gerald R. Ford
Robert J. Dole
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Ford
Nixon
Globe- Democrat
Globe-Democrat
Jimmy Carter
Walter F. Mondale
Plains
A.L. Blanton
Fertilizer From Circus Draws 100 Gardeners in Chicago
About 100 gardening enthusiasts gathered at the International Amphitheater as Ringling Bros. offered half a ton of mineral rich organic fertilizer. The crowd, including families and seniors, collected waste manure under a weekly noon giveaway to defray scavenger costs. Local residents praised the fertilizer as pure and superior, with growers noting bigger fruit and roses benefiting from the circus manure.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ringling Bros
Barnarr, & Bailey Circus
Internationa
P.T. Barnum
Wallace Yost
Yost
Mary Bandemer
Pauline Huddy
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