Volunteers of America Religious Meetings Set Next Weekend
Volunteers of America announces a series of meetings Saturday Sunday and Monday June 17 at the tabernacle led by Adjutant Murphy and Mrs Murphy Missouri Talation officers speaking on relations to the church and community services including prison work and social outreach. Public invited to all sessions with Sunday afternoon a major religious gathering and evening social program.
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Murphy
Missouri Tatalfion
Oa. O
Adjusnt
Mr Murphy
Taberndele
Carr. Jas. Temple
Christiani Sentenced After June Demonstration
Duris and Bacon Christiani, Royidist figures who struck President Loubet with a cane during the June 4 demonstration at Auteuil, were sentenced to four years in prison. Leo also ordered to pay trial costs. The prisoner showed no emotion during the verdict.
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Duris
Bacon Christiani
Loubet
Auteuil
Yes
Leo
Social Sepmer Tourist Tickets Sale to Colorado Region
Lawmer tourist tickets will be on site to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and Glenwood Springs. Col Sat Lake City and Ogden Utah dates of sale January through final limit days from date of sale via one regular first class fare must 82 for round trip. HH E Vabis D&W AL.
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Lawmer
Denver
Cooradoa Springs
Paeblo
Glenwood Syings
Col. Sat
Lake City
Oxden
Utah
Jana
Daa
Sale
Round Top
HH. E. Vabis
D&w AL
Motherly Urges City to Acquire Millar’s Park
A reader argues the city should own and develop Millar’s park as a beautiful resort. They advocate graveling tracks for year round use, convert streets to park space, and provide safe, pleasant recreation with clean air and accessible transport. The writer asserts the planner who secures the park earns lasting gratitude for future generations.
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Millar's Park
Grain O Health Drink for Children and Nerves
An old advertisement extols Grain O as a delicious nourishing drink for children that can replace coffee. It claims improved digestion and stronger nerves, presenting Grain O as a health builder rather than a stimulant, suitable for all ages and available at grocer shops.
Revised law on teachers certificates outlines new institute courses
State superintendent informs county school patrons of a revised certificate law taking effect August 20. The institute course of study for second grade and first grade certificates includes outlines in algebra literature ancient history and elementary science. Institutes may offer advanced subjects this year for next year's exams. Reports from summer schools show increased attendance and enthusiasm as teachers seek higher, better work beyond the three Rs.
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State Superintendent of Schools
Pnnors
Carrington Curther
Worlk
Zapote Battle Ends in American Victory in Manila
In Manila on June 14 the Zapote fight ends with a clear American victory after an all day battle. American losses are 10 killed and 46 wounded, including four on horseback. Filipino losses total 50 killed with many wounded or captured.
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Manila
Zapote
Fillepino
Bac
Brevor
Sixty Americans Killed in Zapote Movement
Washington dispatch reports General Lawton's push against insurgents at Zapote south of Manila yielded final success but caused sixty American deaths and triple that number wounded. A.W. Davis in Capp's drug store shows pond lily bulbs sent from Saline County by his wife and son, now blooming in water-filled vases at the store.
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New York
Washington
Agys Itia
Lawton
Zapote
Mania
A.W. Davis
Capp
Saline County
Republicans Knocked Out Census Supervisors in Missouri
Washington decision settles Missouri census supervisor appointments after months of quarrel. Democrats win six districts Carroll, Chariton, Grundy Linn Livingston Monroe Randolph Sullivan Caldwell Clay Clinton Catless Dek?1b Gentry Harrison Mercer Ray Worth Audrain Callaway Gasconade Lincoln Montomary Osage Pike St Charles Warren Ballinger Butler Cape Girardeau Carter Junidin Nowell Mississippi New Madrid Oregon Pommiscot Ripley Scout Shannon Suddard Texag Wayne. Republicans take districts four five six seven eight ten eleven. Col Korons and hippie hunters visit changed dynamics. Cockrell to file recommendations after hearing from Congress. aim to keep census nonpartisan. J A Loomis and Col R A Wilson are disappointed candidates.
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Missouri
Col. Karens
Republican State Central Committee
Washington
Wiest
Adair, Clark
Ixnox
Lewis
Macon
Marion
Putnam
Schuyler
Scotland
Shelby
Carroll
Chariton
Grundy Linn
Livingston
Monroe
Randolph and
Sullivan
Caldwell
Clay
Clinton
Catlass
Dek
Gentry
Harrison
Mercer, Ray and
Worth
Audrain
Callaway
Gasconade
Lincoln
Mont Fomary
Osage
Pike
Kalla
St. Charles
Warren
Ballinger
Bntler
Cape Girardeau
Carter
Junidin
Nowell
Oregon
Pomiscot
Ripley
Scout
Shannon
Suddard
Texag
Wayne
Barry
Barton
Jasper
Lawrence
McDonald
Newton
Vernon
Merriam
Cockrall
Consua
Col. Korons
Cockrell
Rovoo
Yost
J & A. Loomis
Chillicotha
Congress
Col
R. A. Wilson
Navy fixes Dewey salary under personnel bill
The Navy Department set naval officer pay under the personnel bill. Dewey will receive 13600 dollars whether on duty at sea or ashore. Senior flag admiral pay is fixed at 7600 at sea and 1767 on shore, while Rear Admirals have 6600 at sea and 4672 on shore. Sampson, Sullivan, and others are listed with varying sea and shore rates.
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Washington
Navy Department
Dewey
Sohley
Ap Ho
Sampoon
Coivon
Schley
Sampson
Ja Lin
Captainn
Sun
Grain-1: A Healthier Like Coffee Alternative
The note promotes Grain-1 as a near coffee substitute with opposite effects, claiming coffee harms the stomach heart and digestion while Grain-1 offers a safer, healthier routine for drinkers. It frames coffee as universally indulged yet injurious and presents Grain-1 as a corrective option.
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Volunteers of America
Chrstiani
Colorado
Wabash
Wash Gooda
Henry Levy
Warrall
Tul
Cenans
Bowers’ Trade Palace
McKay
Allare
Childre
Richardson
Roth
Ennentia
Arthur Nelson
Reoddh
Moberly
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