Windsor Mornings Bridegroom Ensign Burgess Weds in Puerto Rico
Miss Helen Elizabeth Maher of Berkley California and Ensign Andrew Lynn Burgess of Windsor Missouri wed August 14 at St. Augustine's in San Juan Puerto Rico. The groom serves on the George E. Badger and the ceremony drew only ship officers and their wives. A dinner followed at Condado hotel hosted by the bridegroom's mother Mrs C H Burgess. The article notes accompanying social events and visits by local residents and family members, with additional marriage notices and local society activities through Windsor.
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George E. Badger
Condado Hotel
Akers
Johnson
Boyle
Ensign
Burgess
C. H. Burgess
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
New York City
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Forrest DeLozier
Clinton
Dale DeLozier
Eileen Fewell
Ellis Huston
Everett Marti
John Roberts
Mesdames Ray Jordan
Merritt Mayfield
Paul Craig
Boonville
Amrs. C. A. Carter
Lena Hastain
B. C. Murdock
Kansas City
Bill Chick
Leonard Taggart
Minnesota
National Guard
Forrest Richardson
Mary Lee
Ellemwood
Kas
Bill Elliott
Marcia Lea
Rowena Phillips
Jesse Phillips
Emmett Ruffin
E. C. Ruffin
Windsor
Wilch
High Point Baptist Church
Jean Neef
Houstonia
Myron Gray
J. C. Nininger
The
Christian Church In
Albany
Glenn Williams
Jule Long
Elbert Lutten
A. E. Williams
Stella LaVelle
F. B. Walkup
John J
Betty Walkup
Matton
Ill
Emma McClure
Hii
James B. Walkup
St. Louis
Vivian Mathias
St. Charles
Lucille G. Stevenson
Evalena Walkup
Wilber Frank
Wal- Bert
As City
R. C. Clark
D. V. Ferguson
Grace Lacey
Sedalia
Bert and Lee Walkup
Arthur Walkup
Orange
Calif
Methodist Church
E. ¥. Dillon
Laurel Oak Cemetery
R. W. Jennings
Brunswick
Blanche Mayfield
Emmett Bagby
Bothwell Hospital
Henry Taylor Nok
W. Taylor
Fresno
Roy Hall
16 Year Old Boy Seriously Hurt In Crash
Louis Oswald a 16 year old son of Ruth Oswald from South Park avenue suffered a severe scalp laceration and brain concussion in a bicycle truck collision on West Sixteenth street Tuesday afternoon. He is in a serious condition at Bothwell hospital with unconscious intervals and possible skull fracture undetermined. The Chev rolet truck driven by R H Mc Campbell stopped at the scene and the other boy, Junior Crouch, avoided the truck. Oswald was thrown into the street and taken to the hospital by McLaughlin ambulance.
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Louis Oswald
Ruth Oswald
South Park Avenue
Bothwell Hospital
West Sixteenth Street
Prospect
Quincy Avenues
Louis
Junior Crouch
Sixteenth Street
R. H. McCampbell
South
Grand Avenue
McCampbell
Crouch
Oswald
McLaughlin
Notable Travelers Visit Around Town and Beyond
A flood of visitors and travelers is noted across the region. Agnes Eads returns from a Florida to Canada motor trip. Hugh Murry and a Louisburg friend join the Browns for a weekend visit. Ernest Delapp travels to Denver while Frances Newsom heads to Sneed Texas.
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Agnes Eads
Florida
United States
Canada
Hugh Murry
Louisberg
Kas
Eugene Brown
Ernest Delapp
Denver
Colo
Texas
New Mexico
Frances Newsom
Sneed
Anna Dorsey
Warrensburg
F. A. Faulwell
Leslie Stuart
Centralia
McClure-Lockney
Murl R. Green
Marian
Green
Windsor
Missouri
Richard Schonder Gaater
Oklahoma
Payton Williams
Baby
Kansas City
William J. Staples
James A. Staples
Mary Ed Longan
Nell Longan
Raymond Wicker
Colorado
Nampa
Idaho
Mr. Wicker
Cyrus Charles
New Sharron
Iowa
Norvella Charles
S. D. Higgins
Springfield
Higgins
R. S. Tyler
R. Clay
Dunksburg
Price Tyler
Near Concordia
Frank Martin
John Killion
Ft. Leavenworth
Russell Wicker
Ocle Wicker
Yellowstone Park
M. W. Benning
Benning
Ben McClure
Bob Wallace
Newport News
Alvin Barton and Sons
Columbia
Lester Dickerson
California
Louie Dickerson
Alfred Phipps
Mr. Phipps
Smith
Weaning Time for Foals Emphasizes Care and Feeding
Weaning is the most trying period for foals says T A Ewing of the University of Missouri. After weaning provide dry sanitary shelter, watch for lice, and avoid overfeeding dry feed. Good grass with modest grain helps growth. roughages like clover hay and alfalfa, with timothy or corn fodder, support cost-efficient development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Ewing
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Blue Springs church accepts resignation of Rev William Crabtree
The Blue Springs Christian church board accepted the resignation of Rev William Crabtree former pastor of LaMonte Christian church who disappeared last Tuesday and later sent a letter from Pittsville Illinois The board extended a temporary call to Rev Lloyd Roach of Lake Tapawingo who preached Sunday The chairman noted Crabtree left a brief note asking for forgiveness and said Crabtree built a better record with church membership rising by thirty four and departments improving.
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Blue Springs Christian Church
William Crabtree
LaMonte
T. S. Broaddus
Broaddus
Crabtree
Farmer Kived In Car Collision Near Oswego
Parson, Kas. Aug 97 Jake Clevenger 66 a farmer near Faulkner was killed in a motor car collision near Oswego. Three others were injured when Clevenger’s car and a second driven by George Stillwell 20 crashed at a road intersection. Bertha Stillwell 15 and Ernest 8 were injured. Clevenger survived by widow and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kas
Jake Clevenger
Faulkner
Oswego
Clevenger
George Stillwell
Bertha Stillwelp
Erne Stillwelp
Rain and Wind Spare Sedalia After Midnight Storm
Rainfall reach 1.27 inches since Monday midnight. Morning 65 degrees, afternoon 87. A stiff wind caused minor limb damage and a blackout on Broadway to Fifth Street area due to a transformer burn near Broadway and Lafayette. Street lights darkened briefly from Lafayette to Barrett.
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Sedalia
Broadway d Lafayette Avenue
Oadway
Fifth Street
Ifayette
Barrett Avenue
Roosevelt Signs Bill to Mobilize National Guard and Reserves
President Roosevelt signed legislation authorizing calling 396,000 guards and army reserve members for 12 months of active duty. The first contingent, about 55,000, could mobilize September 15 with units likely from the thirtieth forty first forty fourth and forty fifth.
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National Guard
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Philippine Islands
United States
Salient Facts On Alien Registration
Washington announces registration starts today from August 27 to December 26 for all non citizens including Filipinos. Registration sites include main and second post offices and county seat offices with hours typically until 9 pm local time. Over 14 must answer fifteen questions, younger ones nine. fingerprinting applies to all over 14. Fines up to 1000 dollars and six months jail for failure or false statements. Large modern aquariums provide seven kinds of water for various fish.
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Washington
Divorce Action Filed In Equit District
A divorce action was filed in the district court. The proceeding seeks lawful dissolution of marriage and division of assets as applicable under law. No further details were provided in the fragment.
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Ecuit
Hogan suit for divorce filed by Eunice Hogan
Eunice Hogan filed a divorce petition yesterday against Robert Bob Hogan alleging separation since September 15 1935 and general indignities. Attorney L J Harned represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Hogan
Robert
Bob” Hogan
Missouri Farmers Urge Defense and Economic Equality
The Missouri Farmers Association adopted resolutions opposing conscription except as a last resort and urging labor to avoid unionizing farm cooperatives until farm buying power improves. They called for an impregnable U S defense and fairer farm prices, mentoning the AAA and road tax amendments. William Hirth was re elected president and F W Heinkel vice president. new directors and officers were elected for the women’s group and junior farm association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Farmers’ Association
United States
Missouri State Fair Coliseum
AAA
Republican Federal Farm Board
Missouri
William Hirth
Columbia
F. W. Heinkel
Robertsville
Franklin County
A. W. McNally
Kahoka
J. P. Wheeler
Greenfield
C. O. Henry
Tipton
Charles Morrison
West Plains
W. S. Miller
L. M. Sewell
Walnut Grove
Women’s Progressive Farm Association
Harold Sherman
Boonville
Morain Crennan
Kirksville
Hugh Scott
Higginsville
W. J. Ritterbusch
Jasper
Henry Drier
Billings
Grace Unterneather
Brunswick
Osgood
Licensed To Wed In Sedalia For Robert Dams Opal McCoy
A marriage license was issued in Sedalia on Monday to Robert H. Dams and Opal McCoy. The couple received permission to wed from local authorities in the city clerk office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H.dams
Sedalia
Opal McCoy
Woman Dies in Auto Crash Near St Marys
CAPE GIRARDEAU Aug 7 The overturning of an automobile on highway 25 near St Marys yesterday killed Mrs. Alvin Kneibert 59 of Jackson and critically injured Mrs. Richard Lewis also of Jackson. Two others escaped with injuries. Mrs Kneibert was wife of a Jackson merchant.
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Cape Girardeau
St. Marys
Alvin J. Kneibert
Richard Lewis
Jackson
Kneibert
Jackson Merchant
Saddled Horse Kills 10 Year Old Girl on Arkansas Farm
West Plains Missouri report says a saddle horse on a farm near Ott Arkansas killed 10-year-old Fanny Fay Durham after she was riding it yesterday. The incident occurred on her father's farm near Ott, about 30 miles south of West Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Plains
Fanny Fay Durham
Ott
Ark
Mechanics Lien Filed Against Witte Over Home Materials
Sturges Lumber Co. filed a mechanic's lien suit in circuit court against W. M. Witte and Alice Irene Witte for 148 dollars for materials used in improvements on a residence at 1627 South Barrett Avenue. Montgomery and Henry C. Salveter represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturges Lumber Co
W. M. Witte
Alice Irene Witte
South
Barrett Avenue
Montgomery
Henry C. Salveter
No information on bombs killing girls in Ireland
Berlin reports no confirmation from military sources on an Irish government statement that German aerial bombardment yesterday killed three girls in southern Ireland. The German press agency provided no details beyond the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ireland
England Suffers Earthquake After 55 Years Of Quiet
A recent earthquake rattled England marking a rare seismic event in decades. Officials report damage in several towns and residents describe strong shaking as emergency crews assess affected areas.
Planting Time Favored By Recent Rains
Weather and soil conditions from steady rains favor fall vegetable planting in Missouri. J W C Anderson of the University of Missouri notes many crops can mature before frost, including radishes turnips spinach lettuce kale and cabbage from plants, with faster growth due to warmer ground. Storage crops like carrots beets cabbage and turnips also show strong potential for winter eating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. C. Anderson
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Missouri
District Politic Groups Formed
Democratic sixth district leaders were chosen at Clinton meeting led by Frank Stufflebaum as permanent chairman. Sam Harlan named treasurer with state committee members Sam Wear Temple Forrest Mrs. Ralph Johnson and Mrs. Floyd Perry. GOP sixth district picks Howard Potter as chairman and other officers including Ray Shubert and Mrs. Leta Wagey. Democrats endorsed the state ticket and Truman and Wood. Wear named state Democratic committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stufflebaum
Bolivar Herald
Clinton
Sam Harlan
Sedalia
Sam Wear
Springfield
Temple Forrest
Belton
Ralph Johnson
Osceola
Floyd Perry
Mary Schuman
Vernon County
Belle Ross
Warrensburg
Carl Schrader
Republican State Committee
Howard Potter
Ray Shubert
Harrisonville
Leta Wagey
Adrian
Vesta Braham
Nevada
J. L. Snyder
Holden
R. C. Edwards
George Huey
U. S
Harry Ss. Truman
Reuben T. Wood
Missouri
Guernsey Bull Sold to Sedalia Residents
The American Guernsey Cattle club reports the sale of a registered Guernsey bull by Missouri Improvement Company to Mrs Emma Embrey and her daughter of Sedalia Missouri. The bull is Sunnymede Chancellors Charmer 289196.
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Bismarck
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
Missouri Improvement Company
Emma Embrey
Sedalia
Sunnymede Chancellor
Chicago Live Stock Market Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Hogs slow and off up to 10 cents with top 7.55 for 190 to 240 pounds and 7.10 to 7.45 for 240 to 270 pounds. Cattle and calves show weak demand with top 13.25 for 1 305 pound steers and varied ranges for yearlings, heifers, cows, and bulls. Sheep offerings steady to lower with natives at 2.50 to 3.50 for light ewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Livestock Prices Edge Down at St Louis Market
Hogs receipts 12 500 with salable 11 500 mostly 15 to 25 cents lower. Sows 10 to 15 cents lower. Prices listed for hogs from 140 to 260 pounds with top 7 40. Cattle receipts 3 600 with calves 2 800. Light steers 11 12 dollars, heifers 7 50 to 9 50, beef cows 5 25 to 6 50. Sheep receipts 3 600 with natives mostly trucked in and lambs 2 to 50 cents lower at 9 00 for good to choice outsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma
Kansas &Rass
Kansas City Livestock Market Prices Report
Hogs 3,500 head slow with declines to 7.10 top. cattle 2,500 with steers and yearlings 11.00 to 11.75. grassers 7.00 to 10.25. vealers 9.00 to 10.50. cows 7.00 to 7.25. Sheep 3,500 slow, natives above 8.75, Utahs above 9.25.
Local price report lists small shifts in taxes and rates
Graded, extra firsts, local 18 percent, firets, local 17 percent, cars 17 percent, other prices unchanged. The note summarizes minor adjustments while preserving most prices. It cites specific percentages and items without broader market context.
Poultry Prices and Other Produce From St Louis Market
St Louis unsure August 29 Poultry prices listed Hens heavy 13 c per lb Leghorns 9 c Fryers 16 c Broilers 16 c Colored 15 c White Rocks 16 c Colored 15 c Leghorns lighter 15 c Other produce unchanged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City Produce Price Updates
Produce and poultry prices adjusted with eggs at 1% current receipts 15 percent, hens to 15c, drellers 13c to 15c, springs 13c to 15c, bees 5tee to 7c, ducks 6c to 10c, turkeys 11c to 14c. Other produce and poultry unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lincoln, Mo. Man Waives Hearing in Chicken Theft Case
Theodore Krieseler of Lincoln Missouri appeared before Judge C W Bente on a charge of stealing stew chickens at night. He waived his preliminary hearing and was bound over to the criminal court. He remains jailed in default of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Krieseler
Lincoln, Mo
C. W. Bente
Krieeseler
Criminal Court
Woman Killed Eight Injured In Wreck Near Lamar
A head-on collision on highway 11 north of Lamar left one woman dead and eight people injured, three critically. The deceased was Mrs. Davie Stoddard, about 65, a patient at Nevada state hospital.
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Lamar
Highway 11
Davie Stoddard
Nevada
Executor's Notice for Estate of Effie D Patterson
Letters Testamentary on Effie D Patterson deceased were granted August 16 1840 by Pettis County Missouri Probate Court. Creditors must exhibit claims for allowance within six months or be barred. one year from publication to avoid further rights. Executors named John W Patterson Earl Patterson. Clerk Juanita M Young attested August 16 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie D. Patterson
Pettis County
Missouri
John W. Patterson
Earl Patterson
Juanita M. Young
Probate
Testamentary on estate of Lillian E Jared granted
Notice records the granting of testamentary on the estate of Lillian E Jared to the executor Charles L Hanley on August 9 1940 by the Probate Court. All persons with claims must present them for allowance within one year from publication or be barred. The notice is attested by Judge J B Smith with seal on August 9 1949.
Administrator's Notice of Estate of William D. Riley
No 8478 administrators notice in Pettis County Missouri grants letters august 3 1940 to J J Riley as administrator for six months to file claims or be barred within one year from publication dated August 2 1946 attested by J E Smith.
Foreclosure Sale Notice on Pettis County Property
Trust deed dated September 15 1925 secures indebtedness of John Connor Olive Connor and Mayme Connor. Trustee B C Howard will sell September 7 1940 at Pettis County Circuit Court front door Sedalia Missouri for cash to the highest bidder to satisfy the debt and costs.
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John Connor
Olive Connor
Mayme Connor
Recorder of Deeds
Pettis County
Missouri
Sedalia
B. C. Howard
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Report
Wheat prices moved modestly with 54 cars traded and bids ranging across several classes. Corn held steady with 21 cars, while Milo, Kafir, Rye and Barley displayed nominal quotes. close prices for wheat futures quoted for September December and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis Grain Market Roundup
St Louis grain market report shows cash trading with wheat 16 cars steady for No 3 red and corn 21 cars unchanged with no quotations for oats 9 cars unchanged and no quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Poultry market report from Chicago stalls and price shifts
Chicago August 29 poultry shows mixed demand with alive birds and 40 trucks reported. Hens over five pounds at 16 cents, Leghorn hens 12 cents, springs four pounds up, colored at 15 1/2 cents, Plymouth Rock 17 cents, White Rock 16 1/4 cents. under four pounds White Rock 16 cents. other prices unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poultry Alive
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Chicago produce market report clippings
Chicago market notes show butter receipts at 969 918 steady and unchanged while eggs receipts total 2699 remaining firm. The brief item labels the day as February 29 with AP attribution and notes overall markets steady in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gus
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A. J. Pickett
D. Soper
S. W. Richard
Walter J. Head
Mary Head
Armet Leonard
Young Crouch
Carolyn
Marshall
Alice Denton
Knob Noster
W. C. Westbrook
E. H. Oaks
T. O. Haggard
Eads
Adrain
Ruth Harris Packard
Shirley
Catherine Gray
John Harris
F. W. Hueben
Dorothy Montgomery
Ira Rail
Buddy Tagtmeyer
Golden City
Anna Tagtmeyer
Mrs. Bennie Martin
Farmer Kived
L. J. Harned
Plaintifg
Hirth
Wed
England
State Committee
Demos
Guernsey
Mer
Utah
Lillian E. Jared
Charles L. Hanley
J. BE. Smith
William D. Riley
Prosbate Court
Mieesouri
J. J. Riley
J. E. Smith
Probate Court
B. C. Howard Treatee
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