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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
4
Partial readable data shows ambiguous times and letters from a damaged OCR segment. No clear events or names emerge to identify a person, place, or organization in the readable text.
Disputes over baseball and other athletic events at Philippines posts prompt War Department to consider rules. Adjutant General McCain memorandum says post commanders may judge sports' intrusion into duty and no general restriction, as athletics aid discipline, training, and troop welfare. Signed Washington.
The potato likely reached Spain from Peru in the early 1500s via returning explorers. It spread to Holland and Italy as a garden curiosity. England’s introduction is debated between Drake and Raleigh with dates around 1550 to 1585, while Hawkins is credited with Ireland in 1565.
The article notes German soldiers use strips of cloth soaked in tallow wound around the feet as an alternative to socks. Authorities debate whether socks or strips offer better protection against blisters, but both are preferred to wearing no socks, a practice seen among French Spanish and Italian armies.
Fragmentary note references deafness treatment claims and a device called the Everathian Tube. It mentions remedies in leaflets and circulars, with scattered terms like Curothein and Chinese cures, plus a list including family, sieber, and conception.
Piedmont clocks a mild spell and a smallpox scare as Christmas nears. Local updates cover planing mill progress, Thanksgiving travels, shop ads, cemetery work, and notable visits from Elina to Old Mines. Christmas shopping, births, paroled convict, and road bond talk populate a wide slice of small town news.
The Miami Record-Ierald reports AW Nichols and Geo Ko Williams hold about eight acres of rich mining land. They recently earned a large mill to be named Nichols William and planned to begin operations soon, with Boston capital backing them.
A government recruiting party will be at Potos December to solicit youths to join the army. The note warns many young men have military ambitions and presents the opportunity as a poor chance to enlist.
A garbled OCR fragment from a Missouri paper shows names such as Luther Crow and Louise Sullivan, with scattered phrases like Floyd and Edlith Koleos. The text is incomplete and unreadable in places, but suggests a local item or social notices.
Official statements from five local banks released last week indicate residents hold sizable savings common for a rainy day. Total deposits in Bel H has risen, with the vast share concentrated in two prominent banks, yielding a per capita saving rate around 0.80 pounds.
Notice to taxpayers within Potosi city limits that current taxes on real or personal property are due and payable at J. W. Settle & Co. taxes not paid by January 1, 117 will be deemed delinquent with penalties added. City Collector Jas E Hesxso notes this by order of the Board of Aldermen. Potosi Mo Dec 4 12.
Dr. Jobin M. Ferguson once of Mine La Motte now in St Louis faced a suit by Mrs. Martin alleging damages to affection and character from a broken engagement after a letter from an aunt discouraged the match. After a trial at the St Francois County Circuit Court the jury ruled in favor of Mrs. Martin.
County court on December 1 approved the relocation of the Caledonia and Bismarck road in sections 1v and 11 town 33, with surveyor KE Hutchings reporting a new loading route from the mouth of Hrock's Creek to Peoria and road opened at petitioners expense. Bonds for Elias Ross and Geo Duscan as constables, plus Chas H Clancy and J M White bonds for road districts, were approved. A prior order setting prisoner board at a day’s rate was revoked and a new daily rate set. Dr W O Gibson received 220 fee fund guarantee. county clerk to apportion fire insurance tax revenue to districts adopting free text broke, with Kingston and De Roto brite referenced.
Bond of John Compton approved amid county warrants issued to KE Hutchings and others for surveying a Belgrade Town road. Several salaries and supplies authorized, including prison boarding and court costs. Resignations of several contractors noted. Missouri tuberculosis control statement shared at state teachers meeting with regional distribution of health materials and ornamental gear.
Brayo C Pratt, sentenced to two years for bigamy, received a gubernatorial pardon this week. He had married Freida McClatchy while his first wife was alive, claiming he believed a divorce had been granted. Pratt’s plea cited the belief that his first wife, Mise McClatchy, had eloped after marrying another man, which led to the petition for clemency.
Letters testamentary on PF E Cole, deceased, granted December 20 by Washington County Probate Court. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance, or be barred. failure to file within one year from last publication will bar. Percy Cole, Executor.
The article records early Photographers arguing color photography may replace black and white. Pioneers criticize color limits but foresee natural color film offering a delightful view of the world, though not yet ready for popular use.
Japanese scientist Mr Nakahara completed a seabed locating device using an electromagnetic probe. In a Sumida River trial the machine surface recovered nine and ten inch projectiles, prompting estimates of millions in potential salvage value from shells scattered off Ive and Buroshima Bays, with plans to expand recovery using stronger magnets.
A Potosi resident Testimony claims kidney issues were cured after taking Doan's Kidney Pills. The account notes night-time urges eased within days and cites purchase at City Drug Store. The promotion identifies Doan's Kidney Pills as the remedy and references the Milburn Co distributor in Buffalo New York.
An eye witness account from Collier's Weekly describes soldiers and civilians near a fort as shells pass overhead toward the inner edge of a position. The narrator notes the slow progress of a military motor, discomfort from wind and shell fragments, and a growing desire to be elsewhere, while a young man remarks on inexperience.
A stout old man traveling with a rug and several bags struggles to exit a crowded railway carriage. He trips at the door, topples a burly booted traveler, and causes a noisy scene as the door window is intruded by his head. The exchange ends with a sharp retort about booting.
A reflective vignette recalls a prewar diva who struggled with language while expressing thanks to a Dublin audience. An irrepressible gallery boy interrupts with a comic cry about a window over the heart, highlighting the show's charged atmosphere and audience reaction.
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