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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

2

Score Card for Corn Used by Missouri Growers

A reproduction of the Score Card for Corn from the Missouri Corn Growers Association sets the standard for a rural school exhibit on November 14. The card outlines fourteen scoring points graded on a 100 per cent scale, prepared by W. C. Fisher.

Missouri Corn Growers’ Association W. C. Fisher

How to Apply the Points of the Score Card

Detailed corn judging rules cover Type and Uniformity, Ear Integrity, Kernel Purity, Shape of Ear and Kernels, Kernel Uniformity, Germ Quality, Butts and Tips, Spacing, and Cob Size. Each criterion assigns point deductions for defects, with specific thresholds for inches, color, and shape across ears and kernels.

St. Charles

Farmers and Teachers Meet to Judge Corn Prizes

The Farmers and Teachers Association will convene November 12 to 14 with a corn day on Saturday November 14 led by M B Jordan of the Missouri University agricultural department. Prizes total four cash awards for best ten ears white and yellow corn with second prizes. exhibits limited to district school members and grown within the exhibitor’s district.

Our Country Teachers’ Association M. Jordan Agricultural Department The Mo. Universty W.C. Fisher

Mrs Langley Plans Move To Own Mind And Home

Mrs Langley declares to Aunt Matilda she will move to her own mind and leave others opinions behind. She recalls Gissing and admits years of constant preoccupation with others views. She plans to move into her own opinions and stay there, reflecting on the park outside.

Mrs. Langley Matilda Jack Gissing

Notice of Final Settlement for Powvier Estate

Edward J. Pence executor of John J Powvier deceased seeks final settlement at the Saline County Probate Court. The hearing will occur at the county courthouse on the first Monday of December. Creditors and interested parties should appear to present claims or objections.

Notice of Final Settlement In Thornton and Lebeinbauerhler Estates

Notice is given to creditors and others interested in the estates of Ispme Thornton and Chas Solmikuehler that executors intend to make final settlements at the next Probate Court terms. The hearings will be held at the respective county courthouses on the first Monday of December.

Ispme Thornton Thornton Fiona Spline Aaid Chas Solmikuehler L. Louie W. Latmkuchler Bulinn Louis W. Lebeimbuehler Admr

Notice of Letters Testamentary for William Hustedde

Minnie Hustedde executor announces letters testamentary granted September 800 day, 1904, by the Probate Court of Haline County Missouri. All claims against the estate must be filed within one year for allowance, or be barred. two years from publication to preserve rights.

William Hustedde Haline County Missouri Minnie Hustedde

Coal Ads Seem to Promote Local Supplier in Higginsville Area

Local coal dealer touts continued business at the old stand offering Red Label Farmers Block Higginsville Block Parlor Block of Corder Illinois Lump and Illinois Nut coal. Customer call lines listed as Yard pho 76 and office 86 Jne with a promise of “the best coal for the cash.”

Higginsville Corder Illinois Illinois Nut

Sharp Family Visits in Joplin Last Week

Dr and Mrs G E C Sharp spent last week with their daughter Mrs Albert Powers in Joplin, detailing a extended family visit.

G. E. C. Sharp Albert Powers Joplin

Youths Companion fragment shows aunt’s quip on moving

A youthful narrator speaks of new departments and mental improvements while retaining visits to friends. Aunt Matilda quips that the move might prove cheaper in the long run. The exchange ends with a light remark about living in own opinions.

Aunt Matilda Legion

Pigeons Help Boy Find Work Then Mrs Murphy’s Wardrobe Woes

A hungry city scene shows a thin young man sharing peanuts with pigeons to calm the birds and entice them to trust him. The birds’ trust leads a middle aged man to hire him as a coachman for thirty dollars a month and board. In a separate note, Mrs Murphy visits a settlement house with a bruised face, joking about marriage as the teachers are all single.

Dr Miles Nervine Sleep Aid Advert Claim

An ad extols Dr Miles Nervine as a sleep restoring remedy. It claims natural rebuilding during sleep, no opiates, and a testimonial from May Scott about relief after one bottle, with a money back offer through Miles Medical Co.

Miles Scott Nerve Inc Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senate Reid Boone County Eaen Johnson Co Togo Phas Murrell Marshall Cass County Kansas City Saline County North Side Square GEO A. Murrell J.C. Lamkin P. Huston Green Park John J Powvier Edward J. Pence Anid County Edward J. Peace J. L. Russel Farmers’ Savings Bank Building Marshall, MO Boston Post Murphy Dr.coe Sanitarium LosaTaDaya Yaneoy Othoda Moreres Howe Enis Peace Boy Meek I. Wd. GE Kansas Ayer Mayer Hotoal Fred Marshall
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