Doan Will Case Reaches Shenandoah Action
J W Edwards of southeast of town returns from Shenandoah Iowa where he spent weeks on the Doan will case. Doan owned farms north of Slater and thousands of acres at Shenandoah. He was shot years ago but recovered and cut off immediate relatives in favor of grandchildren until the youngest turns 25. The will was overruled. Edwards, a close Doan friend, comments on the matter.
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J. W. Edwards
Shenandoah
Iowa
Doan
Mr. Edwards
Mr. Doan
Special Train to Marshall for Boonville Debating Event
Boonville students organize a special return trip to Marshall on April 17 to attend the Boonville versus Marshall debate. Round trip fare is 1.32 dollars with advance ticket sales by high school pupils to cover the required guarantee. Train departs Boonville at 5:00 p m and returns shortly after the debate.
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Marshall
Boonville
Wm, Stone
Charles Pfaffenberger
Turner Art Exhibit Thrills Marshall At High School
The Turner Art Exhibit opens at Marshall high school this Wednesday and runs through Saturday featuring master paintings. Col V V Huff spoke on European Art Galleries and a musical program by Prof Place Miss Maghee and MV C staff is planned tonight. Dr W H Black speaks Saturday evening. proceeds fund school room pictures and patrons are urged to attend.
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Marshall
Col
V. V Huff
Prof. Place
Miss Maghee
W. H. Black
Dry counties cut Missouri beer inspection revenue
April 2 report from Jefferson City notes many Missouri counties are now dry reducing state revenue from beer inspection. The Monthly reports indicate the drop in taxable activity across regions due to local prohibition laws.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Inspector reports steady decline in March receipts
The inspector turned over state treasury collections for March totaling 327,506.01 dollars. Beer inspections in March 2007 brought in 37,274.79 dollars, down over 9,000 dollars from prior period.
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State Treasury Bis
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Heals Burns and Sores
Suffering and dollars saved, KK. Lopez of Manilla New York says I am a carpenter and have had many severe cures healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It has saved me suffering and dollars and is by far the best healing salve I have found. Heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. 25c at all druggists.
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KK. &. Lopez
Manilla
N.Y
Aruba
Card of Thanks for Edmonton May Allen
Mr and Mrs Harry Allen thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of their daughter Edmonton May. We erred in her age. she was 1 year and 3 days old.
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Harry. Allen
Edmonton
Prizes for Corn Grown by Missouri Boys
Missouri boys aged ten to twenty may win prizes at the State Fair and Missouri State Corn show in Columbia. Contests have two classes ten to sixteen and sixteen to twenty. one quarter acre and one acre respectively. Free enrollment by sending name, age, and address to the Missouri Corn Growers' Association. Seed corn provided and a boys agricultural short course during Farmers Week at Columbia.
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Columbia
Missouri
Chester Matheny
Miami
Missouri Corn Growers’ Association
Where Bad Girls Go in The Rosendale Signal
A fragment from The Rosendale Signal includes a for sale notice in Little Rock Missouri listings two lots and eight room houses with land and outbuildings, plus a fashion note from Polo News praising the Merry Widow Hat and its sunshade advantages. The piece ends with a hokey quip about hats and cows.
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Bolekow
Rosendale
Teo
Little Rock
River View
J. OH
Berlekamp
Slater
Polo News
The
News
Free scholarships offered in January state contest
Arrangements are being made to offer free scholarships to these courses as prizes in the local contest of the state. It is believed a large number of boys will have the opportunity to attend these courses in January. A circular with full particulars about the short courses and about the contest rules and prizes will be mailed upon request. 8 M Jordan, Secretary, Columbia, Mo.
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M Jordan
Columbia
Neighborhood Favorite Promised for Harbor Maine
Mrs E D Charles of Harbor Maine praises Electric Hitters as a neighborhood favorite. She says it provides quick relief for dyspepsia liver upset kidney derangement and nervous weakness while acting as a thorough blood purifier and spring tonic. Sold under guarantee at all drug stores for 0c
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E. D. Charles
Harbor, Maine
Floating Watch Found In River Adventure on a Wire
Captain John Dilley of the Belle of Glasgow ferries near DeWitt reports a watch found floating on a stick in the river. A nickel case watch was secured to the wood with wire, apparently started on a journey toward the Gulf of Mexico before being discarded.
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John Dilley
DeWitt Herald
Belle of
Glasgow
Gulf of Mexico
Two Men Plan Walk from St Louis to Kansas City for 200 Bet
Charles Powers and Thomas Kirkaldy of Cook Avenue will attempt a seven day foot march from St Louis to Kansas City starting Friday at sunrise with a 200 stake. They visited Police Headquarters seeking a permit to carry revolvers during the run but were advised against it as they lacked police jurisdiction.
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Charles Powers
Thomas, Kirkaldy
Cook Avenue
Wager on Country Road Walk Between Cities Draws Fire
In a Kansas City walk debate two young men argued with Doctor Edward Flanagan of Cook Avenue about a proposed trip. The terms require them to reach Kansas City by sundown next Sunday. One peer, Powers, is known as a long-distance swimmer. In Tulsa a street carnival attraction labeled For Men Only provoked shock from a lady reporter who judged it wicked until she learned it showed a clothesline of garments and a gambling-style trap drawing participants.
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Edward Flanagan
Cook Avenue
Kansas City
Louis Republic
The
Oklahoman
Tulsa World
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