Unions Seek Wage Arbitration With St Louis Carrier
Missouri unions employed by the United Railway Company of St Louis petition the Public Service Commission to arbitrate higher pay demands. Attorney John P Leahy said he conferred with receiver Col Perkins to extend the order granting arbitration to all carmen and other craft unions. Evidence on wages and cost of living will be presented during the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Carnon
United Halfwaye Company
Bt Louis
John P. Leahy
Public Rerview Commission
Leahy
Inia Denier
Perking
Fteceiver Olin Wells
Col Perkins
Case Against Cameron Dismissed At Springfield
Springfield notes report the case against Cameron dismissed in Greene County Criminal Court. Prosecuting attorneys present. McDapiel not in attendance. Community figures and legal officials referenced in a shuffled, partial summary of local court activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Springfield
St Louis
Fortier
Dorethy
Camronscae
Greene County Criminal Court
Cirneult
McDapiel
Woman Wine Prise and Local Attack Report
The Boone County corn show awards include the best yellow corn prize and top overall corn, with about 100 entries split between white and yellow varieties. Miss Delia Sharp, exCircuit Clerk of Jasper County and a Republican figure in Southwestern Missouri, was attacked by four men as she entered her home. neighbor KW. Kidder tried to aid her but was shot in the shoulder as the assailants fled in a waiting car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbie
Boone County
Wade
Carthage
Delia Sharp
Jaaper County
Missouri
KW. Kidder
Choice of Sources of Power for Farm
The article explains how farmers must evaluate when to substitute tractors for horses, and how to choose power sources by profitability. It cites the USDA study on power units across representative farms and highlights factors like power requirements, work quality, and farm profiles in deciding the best mix of horse and mechanical power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court voids St Joseph bond for public improvements
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled a $1,500 special bond vote by St Joseph residents invalid, finding the city exceeded five cent limits on one year’s revenues, breaching the constitution. The report lists involved officials, the case against the Municipal Light Service Co of New York, and related judicial actions in Jefferson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
St Joseph
Jefferson
Weare
Mutus Lite Service Company of
New York
Mary Lebin
Gal Friederick WoOd
Pettia Pioneer Dies in Sedalia Missouri
Pettis County news notes the death of a Pettis County resident after a stroke, with survivors including two daughters. Also reported: Sedalia store robbed of 2000, Meston Brothers clothing store hit. Farm Bureau elects officers with Howe of Louie as president and Noele Gentry as vice president. Bates Ghuonts Library head resigns. Greenfield bond vote for new high school building. Christmas dinner steer prepared for hospital patients and staff.
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Farm Bureau
Bedalin
Pettis County Party Bureau
Howe
Louie
Noel Gentry
Sedalin
RV. Denny
Green McFartend
Fother
Sunflowers Gain Favor for Silage in Northwest States
County agents promote growing sunflowers for silage across Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana as climate and soil conditions favor high yields. Officials at the U S Department experiment station in Melfield note sunflowers can be cut green for feed though maturity and wool development affect palatability.
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Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
United States
Melfield
Ways of Distribution and Farm Prosperity
Ashbury FL Lever argues distribution methods affect farming success and crop yields. He stresses practical training to value digger crops and the need to restore work in farming, framing it as essential yet philanthropic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remy Bemis
Ashbury FL
Sunflower Demonstration Plots Show Mixed Yields
A Carson Grant County plot yielded 13 tons per acre of sunflowers for feed while adjacent fields by Sellar Corp produced about three tons. County agricultural agents note sunflower production is encouraged by the state agricultural college and reports of favorable yields come from several areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Grant
Sellar Corp
Agricultural College
No Excuse For Scrub Corn Says USDA Expert
A United States Department of Agriculture specialist states there is no excuse for farmers growing scrap corn. The expert argues better practices are needed to prevent poor quality crop and animal feed shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cera Laberer
United States Department of Agriculture
Screp Corp
Sorghum Shows Larger Acreage In Forage Use
The 1914 U S Department of Agriculture bulletin reports sorghum grown for forage reaching 6,000,000 acres, mostly in the southeast and southern plains. Sorghum hay offers reliability when traditional hay crops fail, with sweet and grain varieties noted. A major danger is prussic acid poisoning in cattle feeding green sorghum before maturity, with limited remedies and varying risks by region.
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Hulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Great Plain
Great Paine Area
Pitelloe
Consitere
Short Life of Farm Tools From the Mining Camp
Fragmented reminiscence traces farm implement life, pricing, and working days. Mentions plows, binders, drills, disks, and harrows with cost notes and a glimpse of camp proceedings and local justice. Posts a blend of rural labor detail and rugged frontier scene with scattered names and events.
Chestnut blight wipes out orchard stock
Government study confirms severe damage from chestnut blight on orchards, noting Japanese imports and related fungal infections. Officials warn ongoing impacts on yields and tree stock as mitigation efforts continue.
Cotecura Teciet Trin Geared for Preparations
Fragmentary text describes efforts to prepare and purify something related to a paste or powder. The readable lines reference a priest, a tale, and a ceremony without clear specifics. Names and concrete details are largely missing or garbled.
Castoria’s Signature Examined for Infants and Children
A historic note urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria, the famed remedy for infants and children, to ensure it bears the signature of the maker and that it is genuine Castoria for proper use and safety.
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Fletcher
Fragmentary speech pattern from a historical page
Readable phrases show garbled dialogue with mentions of a wife viewing someone, an accent, and a character named Passy. The text resembles overheard speech or OCR errors, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable persons to report.
Fractured OCR Tale Hazy Scribbles From Page
Jumbled phrases show a damaged OCR fragment with scattered names and odd quotes. The text is incomplete and hard to parse, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable figures to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Grove’s
Popular Mechanics
Magagiye
Titatiska
Aleutian
Akuntela
Sine
Abso
Terrone
Eyss
Eatonic
Eastonic
Mra Elia
Theo
Uy ST. Louie
Missouri State News
C. Ferme
St Lowks
Eros
Atve
Oly Dave
Ain Avetin Waiden
Edmund Burke
Kernest Lotter Treacdier
Bradley
Elsen
Albert Mahan
Thomas Poiner
Haworth
Turcker
Tucker
Reots
Snake
Cape Loan Associaton
Cape Girardeau
Cape Girne den Mauding
Laan Apsimedator
Deffersou Dty
Ft Levie County
Wocomfineyty
Poneehete
Spritefeld
John FF Sliams
M Mo Sisson
Wellsville
High Rehev
Etects Editors
Mexica
Mowarn Johnson
Pontiss
McMiLlan High Schoot
Minnie Marntall
Noumal
McMillan
A. Garrett
Mise Welch
Springfell
William @ Wade
Webster County
George Ko Harfon
Kansas City
Sedalia
Harin N. King
West
Swath
Sos Angeles
Sedalia, Ma
L. Jackel
Louis Jackel
England
Shele
James Jenkins
Seheol. Kansse City
EH. Bullock
Crnas
BH. Williams
Presbyterian
St Joe
Moson
Gantoer
Hatters
First Field Artillery
Mixsourt
William F. Logan
George A Bodekokr
Rolls
Bowman
Marry K. Colligssee
Tenternitit
Carl
Arteo
Fayette
American Legion
Impressave Perens
Dhes
Alesma Merefi
Mle Peat Aentinal
el Lege
Bod Furtisted
Ieee
Impteit
Bleese
Hartville
Eo Purecerth
Wright County
Oireuit
HH Skinker
Belivar
Fightewuth
Jefferson Clix
Armel
Webter Coyom
Jefferson Tity
Whitcomb
Mexico
Peru
Lee
Longuwies
Leimot Crockett
Laengewowd
Presbyterian Church
Aloa
Pettia Pioneer
Andrew Parrogee
Pettis
Rares de Mo Cherbert
Drisser
Iy Po Sper
Sedalia, Me
Meston Brothers
Resiona. Butter
Siperis Fendent
Bates Ghuonts
Sherif JW Maker
Offce
Greenfield Behe Benda
Ghernfeld
Urownfield &Cent
Greenfield
Farmington
Lester
Molatein
Siete Meepita
Gevers
North Dakota Agricultural College
Africa
America
Hee
Anne
Dent Fee
Wik Dynamite
Oreo Omar
States Department of Agttettur
Catre
Boreas
Ganon
Conema
H Hewitt
Kanes Civ
Brouchtom
Dean
Aleuye
Passy
Clumey Boy
Galery Gal
Amalagy
Ubing
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