Farm Products Show May Be Held Again
Report on the Farm Products Show praises the committees and volunteers for the successful event. Poultry and fruit divisions received strong support, with officials noting improved organization and community involvement. Organizers anticipate an annual show as farmers from surrounding areas enjoyed friendly rivalry and local merchant support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Cormepce
Les
Jim Holman
Calle Halliburton
Jad Mloses
Bob Agee
Trvin Tigste
Alva Griffith
John Frazier
Agriculttura
Termipte Stephens
Hewis
Glibs
Stephens
Shoase
Wth
Maperly
Moberly
Wirth Calls U S to Lead Europe's Repair Effort
Berlin reports former German chancellor Joseph Wirth urged the United States to intervene as an arbiter in European reparations. He said America must appoint official delegates to the reparations commission to avert ruin and Bolshevism, arguing the U S should act as umpire for Europe and uphold the fourteen points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Karl A. Blekel
United Press
America
Joseph Wirth
Germany
Wirth
United States
Europe
Lloyd George
Woodrow Wilson
Lo Sethe
Polycara
Sultan Mohammed VI Flees Turkey Aboard British Ship
Turkish sultan Mohammed VI has boarded a British warship and sailed for Malta as nationalist forces press for his trial. The sultan is the last ruler of the Ottoman line, with the sultanate abolished by the nationalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mohammed VI
Malta
Gonstamlino
Turkey
Nadionallata
Former Moberly Chmain Dies in Detroit Michigan
William T. Harris died at his Detroit home yesterday after living there six years. A former Moberly resident, he is survived by his wife and two children Mary and William Harris. Remains arrive tomorrow afternoon and will be taken to J. B. Leanhower, 700 North Morron Street, for funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Harris
Detroit
Mary
William Harris
J. B. Leanhower
North
Morron Street
Robbery at Talcott Drug Store in Jacksonville
Thieves entered the A. W. Talcott drug store in Jacksonville last night and stole cash and goods valued at about 250 dollars. Items missing included silver and ivory. Strumpter bloodhounds traced possible clues but no definite lead was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonvilte
A. W. Talcott
Jacksonville
Sittatt
Missouri University seeks larger appropriation
The University of Missouri asked the state legislature for a larger bi annual appropriation to support a growing enrollment near 7090. The plan covers 1928 24 with 4 042 848 for the university at Columbia and 614 006 for the School of Mines at Rolla. The request emphasizes building completion and increased faculty salaries to keep pace with western peers. Mrs J C Fleming and her daughter Miss Janet are visiting St Louis and staying at the Hotel Claridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of Missouri
University of Columbia
School of Mines
Rabla
Salarion
Mississippi River
Upecasary
Piandarda
J. C. Fleming
Janet
St. Louis
Hotel Claridge
Ukranian Singers At Columbia Wows Mrs Burke
Mrs M W Burke returned from Columbia where she attended a concert by the Ukranian group of singers. The chorus has 60 mixed voices and sings in Russian. The performers’ voices blend like a single instrument with a soloist drawing the chorus into a vast pipe organ effect. Members wear gorgeous native costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Burke
Columbia
Tere
Burke
Case Against Wm. Anderson Dismissed Today
The prosecuting attorney dismissed the case against Wm. Anderson, held since his capture by bloodhounds after the shooting of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clark in their Wabash home. No evidence remained beyond dog tracking suspicion, said Mr. O'Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uils
Wi. Anderson
J. W. Glark
Wabash Treights
O'Bryan
Prosecuting Attorney Hiles Demurs in Wabash Case
Prosecuting Attorney O'Bryan returns from Jefferson City to prepare a demurrer to an injunction suit filed by Judge Paris. The case concerns alleged failure to comply with registry enactment for building sheds to protect outside workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Bryan
Jefferson’ City
Sone Law
Bttalé-lnn
Paris
Wabashi
Herrin Murder Trial Adjourned to Monday
The Herrin murder trial in Marion County Illinois was adjourned today until Monday. The case centers on five men charged with participation in a labor mine war near Herrin last June. A second jury panel of 100 veniremen is being summoned from the county’s regions for next week to determine the trial’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Marion
Flevrin Massachare Tial
Ehief
Fwe Uiion
Here
Veniteinen Berg
Willinison County
Packers Seek To Create One Big Trust
Chicago reports a plan to merge five major meat packers into two large units. The effort targets Louis S Swift as the key figure in the negotiations while Ogden Armour would head the other unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Chicago
Ogden Armour
Louis
Swift
Grain Gambling To Supreme Court Chiergo
Judge George A. Carpenter in federal court denied the Chicago Board of Trade's petition for a permanent restraining order against enforcing the grain futures law. He kept in force a temporary order pending appeal to the Supreme Court, aiming to rush the case to the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Chiergo
George A. Carpenter
Chicago Board of Trade
Missouri Student Appears Before Army Board for Commission
Jugene Cullison of the University of Missouri appeared before the Army examining board for a commission in the United States Army Reserve Corps. Dr Shrader and Judge David P Jones were the board members. They recommended Cullison be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the reserve corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugene
Cullison
University of Missouri
Army Examining Board
Hare Today
Commisson
United States Arimy Reserve Corps
Shrader
David P. Jones
Callison
Reserve Corps
William G Sharp Formally Remembered as Ambassador to France
William Graves Sharp 68 former American ambassador to France during World War I died at his home after a brief illness from high blood pressure. Appointed ambassador in 1902, he later retired in 1919 under the Wilson administration and became the first American to serve as dean of the Paris diplomatic corps. He studied astronomy and was elected to a French scientific society, also receiving the Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Sharp
France
Wilson
Idlyria
Wm. Graves Sharp
Sharp
Paris
Legion At Honor of France
Interstate Express Rate Hike Denied by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission today denied American Express Company approval to raise interstate express rates. The general express rate investigation is now underway with hearings starting next Monday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express Co
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Railway Xpress Company
Interstate Express
General Express
Jurors named for December term at Huntsville Moberly
A roster lists jurors for the December term at Huntsville and Moberly including CGeoy W. Sparks Jr, Pennock, Haynes, Shannon, Menning, Ornburn, Hutsell, Quisenberry, Spurling, Ames, Hulen, Appleman, Robt Harris, Bradley, Duncan, Cleeton, Stanford Bennett, Ty Stephens, Swindle, McKinney, Halterman, Rogers, Andrews, Heffner, Torres, Bean, Ta Bennett, Skinner, McKinney, Shitow, and others from towns such as Cairo Clifton Silver Creek Salt Spring Chariton and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Cgeoy
Sparks, Jr
Pennock
J.-S. Haynes
A. OG. Shannon
Sugar Creek
J. S. Menning
Robt. Harris
Bradley
Duncan
G. H. Cleeton
Union
Stanford Bennett, CO
Ty Stephens
J. J. Swindle
al Ha
Wright
Salt Rivers
P.mckinney
Geo. Halterman
W.thvans
M. Torres
Ril
Bean
Cairo
AL Ta
Mystic "White Owl" Terrorizes Causes Regional Fear
In Southwest Breckinridge Texas on November 17 a new secret society called the mystic White Owl is under investigation for terror acts. Officials seek leaders as Secretary Hughes asks Governor Nell to protect Mexican citizens amid reports of threats of deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic
White Owl
Southwest
Breckinridge
Tex
New
Secret Society
Hughes
Nell
Curtain Kitted Play Prompts Secret Society Inquiry
Curious locals are invited to a high school auditorium show titled Curtain Kitted on Wednesday November 29. Five members of The White Shrine stage a hurlesque initiation ceremony with a cast of Moharry favorites. Proceeds go to Federated Shop Crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Moharry
Federated Shop Crafts
Carpenter Trial Postponed to Monday Morning
City versus John Carpenter charged with assault was postponed this morning until 9 o clock Monday. Neither side in court was ready for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carpenter
The Weather Rain Likely Tonight and Saturday
Forecast calls for rain tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions in the eastern and southern portions. Winds mild, temperatures may rise modestly in those regions.
Turkish Socialist Leader Assassinated in Constantinople
Wusein Hilmil Bey, president of the Turkish socialists, was killed in Constantinople today. A political rival was named as the possible assailant though no official details were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Wusein Hilmil Bey
Red Cross urges members to renew support now
The appeal warns against letting memberships lapse and encourages timely renewal to keep aid programs funded. Officials emphasize continued disaster response, blood services, and community assistance depend on ongoing donor and member commitment.
London Still Heads World Finance Says Top Banker
A leading global banker asserts London remains the financial center of the world and will continue to set the pace despite American money and wartime shifts. He notes the enduring London network and the Big Five banks under Bank of England oversight as key to stability and continued prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
David JL. Blemenfeld
New York
United Press
America
United States
Vienna
Europe
Balkan
Frankfort
Imperial
Germany
Geman
Rochester
Grand Rapids
Mich
Milwaukee
Chicago
Frobishers
Seven Seas
Noman
Antigua
Foo-Chow
Cape Town
Manard Hedges to Wed in Webster Groves
Miss Flossie B Manard will marry Roy C Hedges tomorrow morning at the First Baptist Church Webster Groves Mo Rev L Reader will perform the ceremony Attendants are Geraldine Bodreaux Clifford Manard and Warren Lansdown The couple will honeymoon in the South after the wedding Hedges is son of Chas Hodges Kansas City and a World War I veteran now with U S Gypsum Company The couple will reside in Kansas City for the present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie B. Manard
Roy’ C. Hedges
First “Baptist Church
Webster Groves
Fr. L. Reader
A. EB. F
Geraldine Bodreaux
Clifford Manard
Wars Ren Lansdown
South
L. Manard
Fourth Street
Sha
Moberly
Hedges
Chas. Hodges
Kansas City
Weiss
Hyde Park High School
University of Xsconsin
U.S. Gypsum Company
Kansas Ciy
Huntsville Leader George H. Jackson Leaves for Columbia
County Clerk George H. Jackson will depart Huntsville after the first of the year to join his brother I B Jackson in Columbia’s grocery business. He has led Huntsville Trust Co. as president and held other local interests and church roles, and friends wish him success in advance of his move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hy. Jackson
Huntsville
I. B. Jackson
Columbia
Jackson
Huntsville Trust Co
Baptist Church
Wuntsville
Tom Hall Leads First Hospital Donation Drive in Columbia
The Sturgeon Leader notes Tom Hall of Weberly as the first donor to Painter Hospital in Columbia. He contributed 5000 dollars after being chosen by the late A. W. McAlester to lead the hospital subscription effort with initial backing from St. Louis supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hall
Weberly
Painter Hospital
Columbia
Hall
Enigen
A. W. McAlester
St. Louis
Parker Hospital
Sturgeon
New Mexico Votes Democratic First Time in Years
Randolph County men Hougrerd and attorney George H. Hunker are noted for New Mexico’s Democratic shift. Governor Hunt again elected in Arizona and Jim Kirby chosen as Arizona secretary of state, brother of councilman Joe Kirby. Trev W L Halberstadt heads to Salisbury for a Father and Son banquet address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hunker
New Mexico
Gov. Hunt
Arizona
Jim Kirby
Arigona
Kirby
Ciitizen
Joe Kirby
France plans to rebuild navy under Washington limits
Paris reports French minister of marine outlines a long term program to reconstitute the navy to prewar strength within Washington constraints. Annual expenditure around 20 to 600,000 dollars for twenty years proposed, with targets including cruisers destroyers submarines and coast defense craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
John O'Brien
Washington
France
Petit Parisien
Italy
Minister of Marines
Needle in the Shoulder Reveals Forty Year Old Needle
Bob Walton of the Armstrong Herald recalls a tale of a man who carried a needle in his body for forty years after an injury at thirteen. Last Sunday night Walton removed a rusty half inch of needle from his right shoulder, explaining past illnesses traced to the unhealed shard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Walton
The
Armstrong Herald
Mr. Walton
Mr. Waston
Natal
Fayette
Democrat- Leader
Evans tops Democratic ticket in Randolph County race
M D Evans led the ticket with a 4924 majority while AT Bloom Far was second at 4911 in Randolph County elections. Huntsville attacks praise of Myans as a model young man with a bright future, Herald notes. Miss Selma Wood visiting relatives in Mexico and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Huntsville
Mr. Myans
Huntsville Herald
Selma Wood
Mexico
Louisiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gener
Mandher
Moberly Chmain
Detrotm, Mich
Mo. University
Morkbay
Lady Hbart
Wondereut
Ukrantan
Wm. Anderson
Hiles
Wabash
Army Wnammning Board
Charitan
Fae We Roberts
Win Turner
Ralph McDaniel
Wwe Thomas
Clifton
A. Ball
M. Layla
T. T. Flatlan
Geo. Christy
Silver Creek
All. Warton
A. J. Hunker
Will
Ferguson
Salt Spring
HG. Perkins
Ts. Hunt
Rothwell
Alex Shitow
Red Cross
Alba
Emalier
Bank
England
Bock
Gibraltar
London City
Minland
Rund Jis
Reginald Meixena
Loondon
Webster Grove
Tom Wall
Randolph County
Hougrerd
Trev
W. L. Halberstadk
Salisbury
Methodist Church
M.D. Evans
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!