Missouri Futurity Entries Set for 1918 Race
Secretary John T. Stinson lists 67 entries for the 1913 State Fair Futurity race to be run in 1918 with a $1,000 purse split between trotters and pacers. Nominators include Col. J. W. Boetka and A. P. Hancock among many others, featuring top brood mares and stallions like Peter Ashland owned by Col. Jas W. Sparks and horses such as Peter O Major Vidmer R Ambuah Centr Allerton and Spirit of the West.
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John T. Stinson
Resore
Trotters
Pancern
Stinson
State Fair Board
Col. J. W. Boetka
Marshall
A. P. Hancock
Ht. Leonard
Harris & McComas
Sturgeon
Beamer Bros
Mayview
Osman Stock Farm
Crewe Comer
Ae K. Fear
Springfield
R. T. Fryer
J. W. Shoemaker
Léeton
Tangner Stock Farm
Carthage
Lee Turner
Glasgowy
Arnold Hros
Sedalia
Dr ©. F. Burton
Armstrong
Jas Burton
Macon
F. Back
Waverly
Prant
Doge
Bowling Green
T. T. Dean
Gates City
Matt Doffing
Lamante
Tom Irvin
R. WH. Garren
Calhoun
Thos. H. Graham Windsor
Sam C. Heldbrink
HH. Hackley
Higelneville
Ingereol & Parker
Pleasant Hill
Ambrose Johnson
Granger
F. W. Knel
F. PP. Ettehen
Climton
C Macfarlane
J. P. McCannon Jr
Ir. J. Moore
Kanna City
J. W. Mitts
Chitwood
W. H Rucker
Columbia
C. C. Ruff
Abe Stephens
Troy
BR. M Sincoe
Nevada
J. DV. Smith Nelson
O. Thompson
Jasper
KE. BE. Walters
M W. Walker & Son
Malta Bend
J. B Yankee
Lone Jack
Peter O
Vidmer R. Ambuah
Tangner & Brosius
Allerton
The
Smith
Fayette
Haron Reaper
Colman Stock
Crewe Cover
Spirit of the West
Cow Peas Offer Quick Soil Renewal For Baline County
Long local notice extols cow peas as a fast soil renovator and profitable crop. It details sowing, haying, and feeding, urging farmers to plant in wheat and corn stubble, cut for hay when peas ripen, drill wheat and timothy into pea stubble, and use New Era varieties for best results in dry spells. It emphasizes soil improvement, higher yields, and rapid returns compared to other crops.
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Baline County
Visit Our Furniture and Rug Department on Second Floor
A brief shop notice invites customers to explore the furniture and rug department on the second floor. It promises a big stock and lowest prices to attract shoppers.
Waters Hahn Wedding at Bride’s Home
Grover Cleveland Waters of EK L Brown pharmacy and Misa Iva Diamond Hahn daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hahn were married at the bride’s home on Thursday June 19 at 8 20 p m Rev A R Faris officiated The couple left for Chicago then a trip on the northern lakes and will reside at 517 East North street after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland Waters
EK. L. Brown
Misa Iva Diamond Hahn
George Hahn
East North Street
A. R. Faris
Methodist Church
Chicago
Barton Proctor Breaks Arm At Home
Barton Proctor son of Mr and Mrs C G Proctor 6698 Lafayette broke his left arm below the elbow last Friday afternoon while on the front porch gate awaiting his mother preparing to go to the C A train for Chicago He became unbalanced and fell Dr A B Gore attended to the injury at once
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Barton Proctor
C. G. Proctor
Lafayette
Mr. Proctor
Chicago
A. BE. Gore
Serious Injuries to C. & A. Railroad Employee
Brooks Purcell, a C. & A. railroad employee, suffered serious injuries last weekend after being thrown from a hand car on the Wallprade road between the Green and Hi? spots. He was taken to Marshall last Friday with severe bruises but no broken bones. Purcell is a nephew of Misses CorkIt and Melissa Dickson of South Oda.
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Brooks Purcell
C. & A. Railroad
Purcella
Eorkit
Melissa Dickson
South Oda
Marshall
Blaze on West Summit Fire Attends Outbuilding Blaze
Fire units were called to 465 West Summit to extinguish flames from an outbuilding near L. W. Oréar's home. The blaze started in a yard bonfire and was quickly controlled. Also noted are rural mail carrier counts and a social visit by Mrs. Claud Baggerly and daughter Dorothy of Odessa to Jes ter family.
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L. W. Oréar
Weat
Ghia
Blackburn
Bue Lek
Ollliam
Malta Bend
Mufuball
Miamin
Minard
Napton
Nelson
Shackelford
Slater
Sweet Springs
Claud Baggerly
Dorothy of
Odessa
Mra
J. B. Jester
New Home Notes and Local Greetings
A quiet Saturday evening shower settles dust as Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Allen Mr. Walter and Mrs Anna Laure entertain Sunday with Mr. and Mrs A W Forbes. Mrs Calvin Wyatt and baby visit relatives in Sweet Spring while a birth is announced for Arthur Mayer June 19 1915 a 11 pound girl. Lenora Wellner returns from an extended visit in Sweet Springs with relatives. Allie Carmean of Slater visits his parents Mr and Mrs M F Carmean. Will Katender spends Sunday with D M Harris and family. Wheat outlook is discussed as D M Harris sustains a gore hand. Mrs Luin Menegall leaves Monday for several weeks in Marshall.
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Edmund Allen
Walter
Anna Laure
A. W Forbes
Calvin Wyatt
Baby
Sweet Spring
Mra
Arthur
Mayer
Mice Lenora Wellner
Sweet Springs
Allie Carmean
Slater
M. F Carmean
Will Katender
D. M. Harris
Luin Menegall
Will
Marshall
Local visits noted across towns this week
Mr and Mrs Manley of Napter visited her sister Mrs W P Las Sunday Mrs W A Hill of Herndon visited her mother Mrs L C Dennis Tuesday Mrs Eva Davenport of Marshall visited her parents Sunday Mrs James Culbertoon Felicity of the lack list Mr and Mrs James Polley of West Virginia were last week visitors of B P Thomas and family Mrs June Dennis and family visited home folk Sunday Mr and Mrs Jim Taylor visited Jim Hayes and wife Sunday
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Mra. Manley
Napter
Mra. W. P. Las
W. A. Hill
Herndon
Mra. L. C. Dennis
Eva Davenport
Marshall
James Culbertoon
James Polley
West Virginia
B. P. Thomas
June Dennis
Jim Taylor
Jim Hayes
Slater to Host First-Class Cau Tauqua This Year
August 7 to 13 set for Slater with four strong programs. City marshal B. B. Butts reports Friday arrest of Willie Piper amid threats to Mrs Rost Neff. A Kepeag City youth, visiting, left town after attempting to steal clothes and a Kodak from Grover Veo. A man at Faulkner's garage reportedly intervened Friday night over a separate theft.
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B. B. Butts
Fridas
Willie Piper
Rost Neff
Kepeag City
Town
Grover
Veo
Faulkner
algo @ gull
McAmie Returns from Louis Visit Amid Local Notes
J. Be. McAmie came back from Louis on Tuesday as nearby residents reported wintry weather and conversations about recent events. Frank Long of Miami was also present at Marebat on Tuesday, outlining local updates and community chatter.
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Mra
Frank Long
Drainage and Crown on Rural Roads Bulletin
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin explains road drainage to prevent standing water. It covers crown construction, side ditches, underdrains, driveways, and embankment raising for dry, firm surfaces. It also describes a road drag method to maintain crown and smoothness.
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United States Department of Aguoculture
Road maintenance essay contest extended to October 15 1913
The notice explains rural counties may have farmers with a drag keep roads in good condition. The deadline for essay submissions has been extended to October 15 1913. Prizes include a gold medal for first place and silver medals for second and third. Eligible entrants must be rural pupils. previous submissions may be revised. The aim is to prompt children to think about improving earth roads with available materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Waller Page
Hat Prices For Women To Please Husbands In Millennial Era
A humorous forecast suggests in the millennium every woman will buy a perfectly satisfactory spring hat at a price satisfactory to her husband. The quip reflects evolving fashion economies and marriage dynamics with a light tone.
A Little Learning Now A Dangerous Epigram
A brief epigram notes that knowledge once learned may mislead as the era moves from handwritten instruction to the age of automobiles. The line reflects cautious view of progress and schooling amid changing technology.
Personal note on music and guitar paylog confusion
The fragment expresses fondness for music and mentions a confusing term guitar paylog. It lacks clear events, people, or places to develop a concrete news item.
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Samuel Davie
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Joe P. Evans
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Lena May Thompson
Rev. C. C. Cox
C. K. Beott
Ruby Ejent
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J. J. Witt
Martha
Bethany
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Hyland
Mre
Vaeta Lackey Price
Danville, Ky
I. P. Ott Rker
A BE Hethiolh
Baline Implement Company
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G. B. Eioereon
Sun- Gay
Vieden, I
Wm. Loch
Muriel Staver
Whuffton
Ind
E. J. Beharl
C. H. Leonard
Los Angeles
Cal
Ward Heskett
Jefferson City
A. Peecher
M. A. Chaffee, Sr
Olviole
Kansas
John G. Miller
John G., Jr
Minouri Preve Association
Pertie Springs
Ethel Fulkerson
Finis Anderson
Harry Beal
New Orleans
F. W. Cravens
Ann
Bea
Mrs. Cravens
J. M. Patterson
Hedkott
Eulgene
Grexon
A. Peecher and
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Bbs Gow
Mra. Kinman
Jon
J. Kinman
Hardin, Ir
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South Jefferson
Mr. Kinman
Hardin Republican
San Francisco
F. F. Hawley
Higginsville
Trent Palmer
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
West Summit
Wood & Huston Bank
Saline County
Wiemay
Bertha Miller
St. Louis
Kehart
Ema Chaffee Oan
Mrs. Orate
W. L. Robinson
Richard Nuckles
Sie
Lap Seeks
Carroll Bros
Kansas City
Mary B. King
Elizaid Hede
Savannah
Independence
Parabalto
Faeth Tron O
Kantw City
Fair Grounds
John W. Rowe
Mian Ruth
Firet
Denver
C. W. Adama
Ruff Hotel
Salt Lake City
Vislt
Roy Billings
Horn
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Eastwood
Secretary of State
Ballne County
R. H W. McQuiddy
McQuiddy Cross Machine Company
Q. N. Merril
McMillian
Bell Avenue
J. M. McQuiddy
Familly
Sedalila
Christian Endeavor Society
Camberlain Presbyterian Church
G. T. Nuckles
Edward Sherman
Christian Messengers
Kanime City
Mr. Sherman
J. N. Hamer
Ema M. Chaffee
Farmers Savings Bank Bldg
Marshall, MO
Waters
Hahn
Colgate
Aur
J. BE. McAmie
Louis
Winneee
Leware
Yours
F. West
Timothy
Leonard Seed
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