Baldus and Stolberg Wed At Recorder Office In Independence
August Baldus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos Baldus of Independence, married Miss Ella Stolberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Stolberg near Sweet Springs, at 11 20 a m Wednesday by Justice Hiram Ferris. They planned a four week visit to Belleville and East St Louis, then would reside on the bride’s parents’ farm and move to Sweet Springs to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Baldus
Jos. Baldus
Independence
Ella Stolberg
John P. Stolberg
Sweet Springs
Recorder's Office
Hiram Ferris
Belleville
East St. Louis
Masters-Hedges Sweet Springs Romance Ends In City Marriage
Victor Marshall Republican reports John L. Masters Jr. left Seda m Central Business College and married Ruth Hedges in Pittsburg on December 23. The couple, long in courtship since childhood, wed with Ruth joining the groom’s family in Sweet Springs area. Ruth is praised as beautiful and well liked by friends in Houstonia and Sweet Springs.
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Sweet Springs
Victor Marshall
John L. Masters
Central Business College
Sedam
Pittsville
Johnson County
Ruth Hedges
J. R. Hedges
Herndon
Hustonia
Rose Valley
Hedges
Ruth
Johnnie
Pettis County
Houstonia
Kansas City
Decarth
Miss Hedges
Taylor Howard W W Taylor and Bettie Howard Tie Wedding
Taylor son of J W Taylor near Blackburn marries Miss Bettie B Howard daughter of Mrs Mary Howard on December 15 at the bride’s home. Rev W Scott officiated as Della Cond played Lohengrin. The couple entered quietly with many well wishes from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Taylor
J. W. Taylor
Blackburn
Bettie
Howard
Mary Howard
Scott
Della Cond
Grand Pass
Lohengrin
Granulated Eye Lids Cure Promises Stir Controversy
Advertises Sutherland's Eagle Eye Balve as painless and harmless with guaranteed cure for granulated lids. Claims the remedy never failed a case and costs 2c, reflecting a dubious medical claim from a historical ad.
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Sutherland
Among Our Friends New Subscribers and Renewals
The past week saw many new and renewing members listed including Gus Greis Nelson Clarence Nichols D T Alexander Sister W H Keyton Slater John Meyers Gilliam Walter Stolberg Sweet Springs Owen Sweeney Marshall Louisa Kammeyer Sister D W Nelson Blackburn R L Jenkins Miami F W Mecum Marshall y B Inlow Little River Kas Mrs Geo Brown Springfield Harry Cross Marshall C J Herring Marabell Mrs John Cromley Marshall A J Bell Marshall Mrs Jos Nef Marshall Gee R Deal Marshall Alex Gress Blackwater J T Godman Miami W A Burnside Miami W W Kent Marshall J H Brown Sweet Springs Claude Williams Wharter Me Capt W H Alison San Jose Cal J Burton Napton Alison Marshall Person Kirby Miami Blekher Marshall J W Lewis Trenton N D W B Wilhelm Beebe Ark
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Gus Greis
Nelson
Clarence Nichols
Slater
D. T. Alexander
W. H. Keyton
John Meyers
Gilliam
Walter Stolberg
Sweet Springs
Owen Sweeney
Marshall Louisa Kammeyer
D. W. Nelson
Blackburn
R. L. Jenkins
Miami
Ww. RE
Hinton
Liberty
F. W. Mecum
Marshall
Y. B. Inlow
Little River
Kas
Geo. Brown
Springfield
Harry Cross
C. J. Herring
Marabell
John Cromley
A. J. Bell
Jos
Nef
Gee
R. Deal
Alex Gress
Blackwater
J. T. Godman
W. A. Burnside
W. W. Kent
J. H. Brown
Claude Williams
Wharter
W. H. Alison
San Jose
Cal
You Can Always Get The Best Cough Medicine
Advertisement states Dr Bell s P e Tar Honey with 15 percent discount, claims best cough medicine and guaranteed satisfaction, says sold everywhere. The copy emphasizes availability and savings on the product.
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Dr. Bell
Church News Sunday Services and Christmas Programs
Christian Science services at 1 a m next Sunday with the subject God. The M B E Church South held a Christmas music program Sunday evening under Mrs O E Hawthorne. Baptist Sunday School collected gifts for the poor at their Friday night entertainment. Supt Frank Taylor aims to strengthen the Christian Church Sunday School. Col Jas A Gordon presides over the Christian Church Sunday School which had a Christmas program Friday night. A social for Christian Church and Sunday School members is planned for Friday Jan 6, postponed a week to allow better prep.
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Christian Science Services
M. BE. Church South
O. E. Hawthorne
The
Baptist Sunday School
Frank Taylor
Christian Church
Col
Jas. A. Gordon
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Uses Through Sixty Five Years
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted remedy for children. It claims decades of use by millions of mothers, promises safety under the Food and Drug Act, and cites a vintage price and serial number.
Trustee's Sale Notice in Saline County
Armatead Coleman and Hulda Cole convey to James Eawes trustee to secure a note. The property at East Marshall Jarehall Lot 159 is sold at public auction January 7, 1911, 9 am to 5 pm at the south front door of the courthouse in Carroll to pay the note and costs.
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Armatead Coleman
Hulda Coleoer
Saline County
Gant
Eawes
East Marshall
Jarehall
New Science of Fertilizing by Seed Inoculation
The article explains using nitrogen fixing bacteria to inoculate seeds. Legumes host nodules on roots that gather atmospheric nitrogen, feeding plants in exchange for sugar. Inoculating seeds with these bacteria boosts soil nitrogen, enhancing crop size, weight, and feed protein value for livestock.
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Sody
Chile
Harper's Weekly
Harvesting Clover Seed Guidelines
The seed should be well matured before cutting with heads browned and seed rubbing out in the hand. If the clover is too green the seed is light, making it a crucial point to allow full ripening prior to harvest.
Iowa Station Experiments on Feeding Corn to Hogs
The Iowa Agricultural Station reports on feeding forms of corn to 312 hogs in 32 lots. Dry ear corn gave fastest gains when hogs neared 200 pounds, while ground corn with or without the cob varied in pork output. Dry cornmeal and soaked mixes showed lower efficiency, and feeding corn without the cob produced more gain per bushel. The American Swine Journal warns against selling all grain to elevators, urging diversified farming and crop rotation to maintain soil fertility.
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Iowa Agricultural Station
Iowa Experiment Station
Bulletin 106
Farmer With Brains and Hustle in Early Agro Advice
The piece urges soil moisture wakefulness for orchard yields and cautions on stack access, rope and timber hazards, plus practical tips like sour milk whey to brighten rusty tools and kerosene for finish. It notes alfalfa as a tough, profitable crop and warns against selling subpar products. It also mentions North America producing about a third of world wheat at roughly 2.75 billion bushels.
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North America
To Keep a Gow From Sucking In Birmingham Homestead
A Birmingham la subscriber reports a method to prevent a cow from suckling by placing a sur e angle around the body and running a pole from the lower part to her halter. The device should be long enough not to interfere with eating, promising better behavior thereafter.
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Birmingham
The Sad September Son
Clara fears bathing due to the season and the looming equinoctial storm, while Ethel jokes that stormy weather would be their only catch so far.
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Clara
Ethel
Ancientist View on Power Wasted by Human Laws
A thinker notes that human laws waste tremendous power and suggests that a political campaign or a prizefight could reveal this folly with dramatic public demonstration.
Dialogue snippet from an arrival scene on a ship
A short dramatic exchange where an officer asks about support and profession, a newly arrived person replies artist, and an old salt jokes about steering and storage, reflecting sea voyage banter.
Red Barred Man Denies Without Sight
A dialogue clause features a red barred man who refuses to believe what he cannot see. He dismisses a remark about a visible necktie behind him, implying skepticism and a humorous confrontation. The exchange hints at character traits and a playful or tense mood in the scene.
Waiter and patron clash in a tavern exchange
In a terse scene a patron complains after a long wait while the waiter responds that the service is tedious. The exchange captures impatience and back-and-forth banter in a crowded dining room.
Weather Quip and Window Advice From a Rural Note
A humorous barometer quip recalls rheumatism and rain, then an odd tip about cows and window coverings. Muslin windows provide light and ventilation, while muslin covered panes avoid forced openings. An aside praises woolly wuallu windows for stable use over glass.
Why Cabbage Decays Study Findings
A government publication explains cabbage decay in storage, citing soft rot and leaf blight as immediate causes. It notes organisms entering via bruises and handling damage, and through leaves infected with black rot, due to careless banding.
California home offer for literary geniuses
A proposal seeks a residence in California to attract notable writers and poets. A chance exists to support talent that previously faltered, with hopes of reviving literary achievements.
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California
A Chance For Slips on Deck Banter
An aviator known for throwing oranges on a yacht deck sparks caution about dangers aboard. Bananas becoming a compare with worse slips highlights the lighter origin of the incident.
Just a Hint about Trees and Small Farm Experiments
A fragment notes a chat between Jack Greenreef and Dora about favorite trees and timing. It suggests trying small experimental plantings on a farm corner to test new varieties, emphasizing caution and practical planning.
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Jack Greenreef
Mian
Dora
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