Hadley Home Rule Promise Draws Critique in Missouri
Hannibal Journal comments on Governor-elect Hadley and the citys home rule pledge. It argues the current state control over police, election and excise boards remains, and dramshop laws stay in state hands until lawmakers change them. The piece condemns voters who were misled by the promise and predicts enforcement of existing laws by the new administration.
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St. Louis
Mrr
Hadley
Dramshops
Hannibal Journal
Prize Corn Yield Promised by County Speech
Representative Henry Brandes of Pottawaitamis county Iowa spoke at the county experiment station picnic claiming a ten bushel per acre increase from a new corn variety and soil, if replicated on 5200 acres, could yield 4900 bushels more. He urged farmers to study corn shown in Wood's window and learn soil and seed practices to boost yields and profits.
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Henry Brandes
Pottawaitamis County
Towa
Avokelus
Shelby
Farmer
Wood
Chanticleer Egg Cozy Makes Cheerful Breakfast Egg Cups
New York women craft Christmas gifts using two tone flannel rooster heads for egg cozies. Each head is cut double and padded with cotton batting. Roosters are white with scarlet combs and wattles. Sir Chanticleer adds a novel touch to the breakfast table.
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New York
Chanticleer
Christmas Shopping Notes From Monroe City
Mrs A Gooding and daughters visit friends Dr and Mrs J N Southern in Monroe City. Olney Music Co advertises sheet music at 10 cents per copy. Leonora Welch visits grandparents in Monroe City. Dimmitt Jewelry promotes piano gifts and mantel clocks. Marion Reedy of St Louis Mirror injures leg claiming new shoes caused it. Prospecting trip results and land buys discussed by Col Kidd and C C Cassady. Orpheum Music Co to appear at opera house. free admission for lecture course holders. Various local visits, gifts, and business advertisements feature throughout this Monroe City column.
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Olney Music Co
Monroe City
Marion Reedy
The
St. Louis Mirror
Newby family visit ends as they return home
D. N. Newby and wife of Longmont Colorado visited their daughter Mrs. Marion Pruitt and left for home last night accompanied by Mrs. Pruitt.
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D. N. Newby
Longsmont, Colo
Marion Pruitt
Gift photographs for friends tempt with easy delight
A playful sales pitch invites readers to choose affordable artistic photographs as perfect gifts for many friends. It promises simple pleasure and urges customers to visit for a quick, enjoyable experience, asserting the staff will prove any claim of being hard to please false.
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Easil
Death of Three and Half Year Old Vanmarter Daughter
Eula Rose Vanmarter, the three and a half year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vanmarter, died from whooping cough and pneumonia at 7 30 p m on Monday. Funeral services will be held at St Stephens church at 11 a m Tuesday, with Rev Fr P F Cooney officiating, and interment will follow in consecrated grounds. The notice closes with a note of hopeful reunion in heaven.
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Eula Rose
Thomas Vanmarter
Moniday
St. Stephens Church
P. F. Cooney
Left Eye Condition Leads Surgeon to Remove Left Eye
Mrs N Berry faced risk of losing both eyes as left eye became severely inflamed. To save the right eye the surgeon removed the left eye, a measure reported as necessary to prevent total sight loss.
Fire wrecks Huntington home of McElroys
A fire yesterday morning partially destroyed the home of Misses Nettie and Mary McElroy near Huntington. Officials say a defective flue caused the blaze.
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Nettie
Mary McElroy
Huntington
Bouncing big boy at Terrell home draws attention
A bouncing big boy was seen at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Terrell. Meanwhile watch repairs are offered at Dimmitt's Jewelry Store with a guarantee. Mrs. Ida Green of Shelbina visited Mrs. Lauggl Green yesterday.
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Mrs
Phillip Terrell
Dimmitt’s
Ida Green of
Shelbina
Lauggl Green
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Rogers & Thompson
Oliday
Esse
Geo. L. Hampton
Sedalia
Springfield
Dimmitt's
Chanticleer Egg Cozy
A. Gooding
Bessie
Edith Jones
J. N. Southern
Leonora Welch
Quincy
B. H. Welch
Dimmitt Jewelry and Music Store
Robert Parker
Shelbyville
Monroe
Col. J. R. B. Kidd
C. C. Cassady
Ripley County
Dimmitt
M. N. Sebree
Avon, Ill
Charles Sharp
J. L. Sweeney
Pat
Orpheum Music Co
Opera House
W. J. Butcher
Galesburg, Til
Harry
Mrs. L A. Hart
E. E. Wilcoxen
Frankford
John Simms
Willie
Lakenan
A. Lewis Nash
Buffum
George W. Tompkins
Moss Drug Store
Santa Claus
Streans
J. H. Spiker
Master Chalmer
Bushnell, U1
Mr. Spiker
J. E. Spiker
Missouri
M. P. McReynolds of
Palmyra
Mesdames
R. H. Hilderbrandt and
H. B. Reid
John W. Carr
Hunnewell
Vanmarter
Big Boy
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