Bad corn 18 killing 8 took seed all in mind
Farmers and veterinarians in Central Missouri face a mysterious corn decay feeding parasites into livestock. Horses and cattle die from what appears to be toxic fodder, with Pettis County losses noted. Iowa? No, Missouri liverymen inspect corn supplies, while dust from worm-eaten ears blamed. A state vet may investigate as incidents rise.
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Missouri
Pettis County
Jones
Mr. Johnson
Pauline
Advertising praise from Ladies Home Journal for editors
A letter from The Ladies' Home Journal expresses gratitude to country editors for extensive free notices and support from newspapers nationwide. It thanks Exchange Bureau and Lanes' Home Journal Philadelphia for their role in promoting readers and subscriptions, noting the magazine’s growth through newspaper collaboration.
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Exchange Bureau
Lanes’ Home Journal
Philadelphia
Sik
Torm
Courtessen
Missouri State University Physical Culture Club Finances
At year end the Physical Culture Club of the University of Missouri held about 400 in its treasury, largely profits from the football season. The football squad improved financially with a better equipped program, a training table, and coaching costs double prior year. The club also paid off roughly 62,000 of debts from the former Athletic Association.
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University of Missouri
Athletic Association
Old Athletic Association
Contest Proposed for Paintings of Chicago Limited Train
A. Hilton, general agent for Chicago & Alum, proposes an art prize contest to attract interest in artiele. Prizes planned for best paintings of the Chicago limited between Chicago and Kateas City. A Saline county resident submitted a sketch of the train rounding a Saline county curve, inspiring the idea. Conditions and prizes not yet set, per Slater Muster.
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A. Hilton
Chicago & Alum
Artiele
Chicago
Kateas City
Hilton
Saline County
Slater Muster
Twin Babies Die Near Slater In Infant Losses
Twin sons of Mr and Mrs Mark Whitaker Jr died at their home three miles northwest of Slater last week. One died Friday, the other Saturday. both were buried in one coffin at Hethel last Sunday. The infants were only a month old and many friends extend sympathy.
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Mark Whitaker, Jr
Slater
Hethel
Slater Ruster
A Town for the Printers Caxton Caveat on Location
The Caxton Caveat, a publishers paper, asks buyers where to locate. Since November, the answer has consistently been Kansas City. The city had fewer than 37,000 voters and the election cost over £15,000, about a dollar a vote, with over $11,000 spent on adverse log and printing.
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Caxton
Kansas City
Dispatchers Return to Slater Aimed at Safer Operations
Rumors say Western Division dispatchers and superintendent offices will move back to Slater from Kansas City after January 1. Move aims to improve control, reduce accidents, and restore public confidence in the railway’s safety. Local property transfers and land deals appear in the surrounding docket.
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Slater
Division
Kansas City
Saline Hotel Fire Thwarted By Quick Action
A Saline Hotel blaze broke out Tuesday night around 6. Tommy Fitzgerald left a lamp lit too high, causing an explosion that ignited curtains and carpet and shattered a dresser mirror. Mercy Fliggerald observed the flames from the street, rushed to the room, grabbed a quilt, and smothered the fire, preventing major damage. Slater Hee,
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Saline Hotel
Tommy Fitzgerald
Mercy Fliggerald
Slater Hee
Unusual assault leaves woman injured by horse bite
A Marshall county woman, after visiting a friend, was severely bitten on the cheek by a horse while unhitching it from the vehicle. The incident occurred as she prepared to depart, causing injuries detailed by Kaneas City Journal.
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Marshall County
Kaneas
Scopes Emulsion Claims Broad Health Benefits
Trade prospectus touts SCOPES EMULSION on every bottle with promises of wide success. Proponents cite cod liver oil and hypophosphites as ingredients, claiming strong cures for weak children, anaemic girls, and early lung disease. Sample offered for $1.00. address in New York.
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Saul
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