Best Beef Herds to Highlight Missouri State Fair Exhibit
Five premier Galloway herds from across the United States are slated for display at the Missouri State Fair. Swine exhibitors tally fourteen breeders with top show prospects. L P Harris will debut with two hundred poultry birds. University College of Agriculture prepares arm products and agricultural exhibits with daily practical lessons, while other names appear for rail and farm service roles.
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United States
West
Swine Department
L. P. Harris
Clay Center
Neb
The
State University
College of Agriculture
Missouri Pacific Sets Ground for New Shops at City Yard
Assistant Engineer W H Bush of the Missouri Pacific marked off ground for the new buildings at the shops site. Excavations for foundations start next week as wet weather delays grading. Division Superintendent J E Snedeker, based in Jefferson City, visited with local officials. Commercial Agent E H Calef and Traveling Live Stock Agent Vic Kaiser depart for the eastern division. All engines at the Cyrus yards round house in Kansas City were moved to the new East Bottoms round house. Flood blocked eastbound passenger train No 50 at Kansas City. train No 2 was split to handle traffic.
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W. H. Bush
Missouri Pacific
J. E. Snedeker
Jefferson City
E. H. Calef
Vic Kaiser
Missouri
Cypress Yards
Kansas City
East Bottoms
Kaw River
College of Agriculture to operate at State Fair
The College of Agriculture will be in full operation at the State fair, handling and making the product as practical part of the event. It outlines a hands on approach to demonstrate agricultural practices and product development at the fairgrounds.
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College of Agriculture
Seven Cars Derail South of Fort Scott Dims Traffic
A Katy freight derailed seven cars south of Fort Scott last night, blocking traffic for hours. Engineer Sam Bowser was on the engine. reports are sparse but initial notes say the accident was not severe. Katy Flyer No 6 arrived six hours late, at 6 30 this morning.
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Katy
Fort Scott
Sam Bowser
Boy Phenomenon Heals Many in Sedalia by Magnetism
A Sedalia report extols the Boy Phenomenon for miraculous cures, citing earnest Shultz of 1714 Osage Street who says rheumatic pain vanished after treatment. The notice promises free consultation at Hotel Huckins with hours 10 am to 8 pm and invites other patients to seek cures before the week ends.
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Sedalia
Earnest Shultz
Osage
Huckins
Flood Update Sua City Station Interruption Continues
Flood continues with no further local damage as Junction City reports. All train service remains suspended. Smoky Hill forecast holds river at current level until tomorrow while rains near Bridgeport may trigger another rise. A Wichita train reached Salina today.
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Junction City
The
Weather Bureau
Smoky Hill
Salina
Kas
Wichita
Bridgeport
Miss Opal Collier Hosts Tacky Party for Hiawatha Club
Miss Opal Collier entertained the Hiawatha club at her North Grand avenue home with a tacky party. Miss Lucy Lee Pearson won the ladies prize for a comical egg beater costume and Harvey Nelson the gentlemen’s prize, a box of candy images. Ice cream and cake were served.
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Opal Collier
Hiawatha Club
North Grand Avenue
Lucy Lee Pearson
Harvey Nelson
Sweet Springs Water Sold At Five Cents A Glass
Advertisement touts genuine Sweet Springs water offered at five cents per glass and promotes its sale to customers in the area.
Castoria Brand Ad Cites Trusted Family Staple
Cord Brandt warrants Big S flour and bears the Signature CASTORIA. The ad asserts the product carries the familiar claim The Kind You Have Always Bought, emphasizing longstanding family trust.
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Cord Brandt
Big S
Castoria
Woman Reunites With Husband After 7000 Mile Pursuit
Mrs Annie Breslauf 25, of Russian Jewish parentage, arrived in Pekin Illinois on July 8 and found her husband Henri Breslauf after a trek of 7000 miles. She married him near St Petersburg Russia four years ago. he deserted after a year and had come to America, a discovery made ten months ago.
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Pekin, Ill
Annie Breslauf
Pekin
Neosho River Flood Worsens in Chanute Kansas
Chanute Kansas July 8 flood conditions worsen as the Neosho River rises steadily. Heavy rains continue to fall and high water records are threatened with the east side of town nearly submerged.
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Chanute
Kas
Neosho
Towa
War Department to Study Kansas Flood Aid Need
The War Department wired General Bell at Fort Leavenworth to assess the Kansas flood situation and determine if federal aid is required. The move follows a telegram from Representative Bowersock reporting 10,000 people displaced in Kansas City Kansas and destitute, seeking assistance.
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Washington
War Department
General Bell
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Bowersock
Kansas City
Kas
Department
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