State Fair Exhibits Five Annual Mississippi Show
The State Fair will hold its fifth annual exhibition at Sedalia August 21 26 1905. The fair promises the greatest display yet with horses jacks cattle swine and sheep from premier herds in the United States. Prime saddle horses and road horse demonstrations are planned along with Missouri products and fabrics. Attendees encouraged to learn of the state’s agricultural and commercial strength.
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Sedalia
United States
W EU
Missouri
Pointed Paragraphs and Education Notes From Old Issue
A jumble of observations on human behavior appears, noting men who never fish, women’s talk, and the unpardonable sin of umbrella use. The article then shifts to Educational Notes on state school funding, teacher salaries, normal schools, and examinations. It mentions July’s state funding increase, per pupil amounts, and anticipated higher high school attendance next year. Public schools and normal-school site considerations are discussed, plus cautions about superintendent turnover. A reader-provided recipe for killing lice on fowl is included with safety notes about eggs and hens.
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Woost
Kentucky
Carrington
Kenucky
S «Tv Department
Rcreatinn
Sehens of
Tigi Vrade
Qlions
Warrensburg
Kirksville
Cay. Giddea
Columbia
Jr. Hird Sa
A Brief History of the American Flag Origins
A summary of the Grand Union flag as the first Revolutionary banner. It kept the red ground of the old English flag with thirteen white stripes and a blue field with thirteen stars, replacing St George and St Andrew crosses. Washington inaugurated it in Cambridge in January 1776. Congress adopted it June 14, 1777.
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St. Andrew
Washington
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Congress
Joly
Notable riders in Borden and Hagan fancy runabouts
Hayden and Robert Meriwether along with G T Fisher participate in the Borden and Hagan fancy runabouts event.
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A. Hayden, Robert Meriwether
G. T. Fisher
Borden and Hagan Fancy Run
Walnut exports and buggy praise headline
Marshall and Co. shipped 1100 feet of export walnut lumber. William Longmire Jr. now sports Jaeger’s rubber tired Blees buggy, 80 look out girls.
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Marshall and Co
William Longmire Jr
Jaeger
Coxes and Sullivan Visit Shelbing Friday Morning
J W Cox Paul Cox and Charlie Sullivan traveled to Shelbing on Friday morning for unspecified purpose.
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J. W
Paul Cox
Charlie Sullivan
Shelbing
I L Owen Jr Breeder and Shipper of Hogs For Sale
I L Owen Jr breeder and shipper of registered Poland China hogs offers a few choice spring pigs for sale any sex at RF D No 5 Monroe City Missouri ready for pickup or shipment in the Monroe City area this notice appears in a local classifieds column promising quality stock and reliable service
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Monroe City
Miss Myra Lewis Visits Friends in Hunnewell Saturday
Miss Myra Lewis traveled to Hunnewell on Saturday to visit friends, spending time with local residents and sharing goodwill during the relaxed weekend outing.
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Myra Lewis
Hunnewell
Faculty moves for exams and family visit plans
Professor A L Able left Tuesday to attend a teachers examination in New London. Ask for sample can of Chi namel. Wood Bros, Mrs J Scott and daughter Miss Mildred are spending two weeks with Palmyra relatives.
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A. L. Able
New London
Chinamel— Wood Bros
Mrs. J Scott
Miss Mildred
Palmyra
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State Fair
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F&m
Wein
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Ubicago Daily News
W.b.hays
Dr. Sprinkle
I. L. Owen, Jr
Poland
J. T. Sandifer
Lonroe City
Jim
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Guarranteed
Arpenter
Adams ST
Chicago
W. T. Youell
Monroe City,mo
Goodquarters
Democrat
Mrs. R. V .Graham
Shelbina
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