The War Prophecy and Free Homesteads in Nebraska
A mixed news item combines a recruitment pitch urging farmers to grow crops with an immigration offer for 640 acre free homesteads in Wyoming and attractive land terms in Nebraska or Colorado. It also reprints a long translated prophecy about World War I from 1469, discussing Romania Italy and the end of the war with cautious interpretation and dating.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Don Sante Monti
Como
Italy
Core Historical Society
Civic Museum
Paolo Giovio
St. Malachy
Armagh
Ireland
Rumnia
Germany
Rumania
Talia
K.C
Fragmentary Bu 14 No 22 20 No 21 note
Fragmented OCR snippet lists Bu numbers 14 22 and 20 21 with unclear context. No identifiable persons or organizations. content too brief to determine event or outcome.
Trains and schedules feature towns and stops in Missouri region
Wabash No 128 northbound and No 129 southbound stop on signal for Quincy Barry and beyond. Passengers from Moberly Centralia Broadwick Macon and beyond served by No 128 and 129, with timetable notes for east and west bound lines and M K T north and southbound routes. Ellison Dummitt of Shelbyville and Mrs B W Melntire and daughter visited Palmyra Saturday.
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Quincy
Barry
Points Beyond
Muberly
Centralia
Broadswick
Macon
Points
Brunswick
Missourians Prominent in Live Stock Work
A report from the University of Missouri College of Agriculture shows 34 graduates in animal husbandry working across 19 states. The group includes a college president, five department chairmen, and leaders directing livestock breeding and feeding programs from Washington to Texas. Mrs IT Elliott visited her brother William Hamilton and family at Lake Han.
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University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Washington
Idaho
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Florida
Texas
IT Elliott
Lake Han
William Hamilton
Losses From Bad Eggs Cost Missouri Food and Grain
Professor HL Kempster estimates Missouri produces 102,000,000 eggs annually with 17 percent spoiled or broken. That loss equals 226,440,600 eggs weighing 24,905,000 pounds, valued at 5,661,000 dollars at ten cents a dozen, affecting feed and food supply statewide. Similar losses likely occur in other states.
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Missouri
Northeast Missouri Names District Agricultural Agent
E J. Trosper has been appointed district agricultural agent for Northeast Missouri. He is employed by the University of Missouri College of Agriculture and the Northeast Missouri Industrial and Agricultural Association cooperating. His headquarters will be at Hannibal. Mr Trosper is a graduate of Kansas State Agricultural College. He has recently been doing daily work in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Northeast Missouri
E J. Trosper
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Northeast Missouri Industrial and Agricultural Association
Hannibal
Mr Trosper
Kansas State Agricultural College
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kespohr Mohrenstecher's Continue Policy Examined
A review of Kespohr Mohrenstecher's two year policy shows continued favorable contracts for their customers despite market advances. A steady stream of buyers has prompted comment, but an investigation of offerings is expected to clarify the matter.
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Kespohr Mohrenstecher
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher
Kespohl-Mohren Stecher
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Robey Robinson Lumber Company
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Q Building
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Ttaly
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Roscommon
Herald
Rlington
North Bound
P. m
Ellison Dummitt
Shelbinn
Mre
L. Melntire
Dovehter
Palmyra
Lec Ee Nolen
J. F. Renshaw
Hibbert
Joseene Evans
Bhine Morthland
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Maine and
Sinth Sts
Guilcy
United States
NAVY
U. S. Navy
Joplin
Poplar Bluff
Sedalia
Springfield
Moberly
E. St. Louis
Market St
7Th, St. Louis
Se Meade
Tae
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