Walter Williams, Columbia Editor and Bible Class Leader
Walter Williams edits the Herald in Columbia and the State Tribune in Jefferson City while teaching Missouri’s largest Bible class. Aged 17 he led a local paper then rose to head the Missouri Press Association and the National Press Association, later delivering an acclaimed Genesis lecture to 800 worshippers.
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Kansas City
Walter Williams
Columbia, Herald
United States
Herald
Columbia
State Tribune
Jefferson City
Missouri Press Association
National Press Association
Mexico
Diaz
Amarican
Montezumas
Press Association
Walcome
Chen
Missouri
University Sunmer
First Presbyteriani Church
Bif
Drv. C. James
The
State University
Hyman
Rosen
Earth
Williams
Globe Democrat criticism of Dockery books inquiry stokes Missouri debate
The Globe Democrat denounces Governor Dockery for inviting a state books inspection and accuses the paper of seeking office spoils. It claims no misconduct in Missouri finances and predicts the Globe would expose wrongdoing only if given control of offices. The notice section lists debts, auctions, and travel ads from local sources.
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Apatogetis
Dockery
The
Global Democrat
Ringsters
Globe
Missouri
Donkery
Globa
Souri
Globe Democrat
New Store Opened at 816 Reed Street in Moberly
Mrs C D Bushnell announces settlement of a new store at 816 Reed Street in Moberly and invites both old and new customers to visit. She signs with respect.
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Moberly
Reed Street
C. D. Bushnell
Disturbing the Peace Plea in Police Court
Irwin Pitt, a gentleman of color, was arrested by Officer Patterson for disturbring the peace. He pleaded guilty and was assessed $2.50 and the customary trimmings.
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Irwin Pitt
Patterson
Coal output up as new mines open in Adair county
State mine inspector Mr. Chas Evans, visiting Jefferson City for the first time since March sixteenth, cites rising coal activity. Adair county expects output to double this year, while Linn and Ray counties see a five cent per ton rise in mining pay. Dead work wages rise about ten percent as operators and miners report continued harmony and a growing number of new mines.
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Chas, Evans
Jefferson City
Adair County
Charley
Linn
Ray
Wyans
Coal Output Set to Rise by Twenty-Five Percent
The report states that the coal product of the state will be increased by a full twenty-five percent, signaling a major expansion in production capacity and output for the sector.
What Shall We Have for Dessert
A family dessert prompt promotes Jell-O as a quick choice. It requires no baking, just add hot water and let it set. Flavors listed include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. price at grocers is 10 cents.
Summer complaint and tepid term health promise
A medical claim touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as remedy for stomach and bowel discomfort from heat. It asserts it clears the obscure cause, stabilizes digestion, and keeps children healthy during the heated term.
Appendicitis rapid rise linked to worry and constipation
An article argues appendicitis among Americans is increasing, attributing it to anxiety in business life and mainly to constipation. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy, claiming it strengthens digestion, prevents constipation, and that the product is sold by druggists with a guarantee.
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Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
Til
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