Jesse Applegate Pioneer of Oregon Born in Kentucky 1811
Past Week in Missouri History recalls Jesse Applegate a lifelong Missouri figure and early Oregon pioneer born July 5 1811 in Kentucky He lived in St Clair and St Mary counties before joining emigrant company from Independence Missouri in 1843 He led the southern route into Oregon helped form provisional government and backed railroad projects while remaining a staunch Union man until his death April 22 1888
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Jesse Applegate
Missouri
Oregon
Kentucky
St. Clair County
Rock Springs Seminary
Shurtleff College
Shiloh
Illinois
Applegate
St. Fooms
Surveyor General's Office
St Louis
Far West
Captain Clark
Wilson Price Hunt
Stmaster
St. Louis
Astor
Astoria
Hunt
Young Applegate
Columbia
Edward Bates
Lincoln
Osage River
St. Mair County
Stair County
Charles
Lindsay
Tasse Applegate
Independice
Peter H. Bursett
Kansais
Barrett
Jesse “Pplegate
Polk County
Rouge River
Goose Lake
Humboldt River
Fort Wall
Hudson Bay Company
Umpqua Valley
Schuler Colfax
Samuel Bowns
Re Painting Beautifies Home With Fresh Exterior Edge
A large house shown after a successful repaint demonstrates the impact of a new coat of paint. The ad urges homeowners to choose a fitting color scheme, visit a paint store for samples, and paint now to enjoy benefits for the summer and beyond. Restore frame work with a good coat.
Governor Donnell appoints multiple state bureau heads
Jefferson City reports Governor Donnell designated five Republicans to head major state bureaus, replacing Democratic holdovers from the Stark era. Appointments include Wayne Henderson as liquor supervisor at $4500, Ferguson’s son Ted named among entries, and Jewel Mayes departs as agriculture head handled by John W. Ellis at $3000. Other picks: Orville S. Traylor as labor commissioner at $3500, T. Victor Jeffries as building and loan supervisor at $3000, Boots Miller as penal director at $5600. Bureau shifts come after talks with Republican leaders Barak Mattingly and Charles Ferguson.
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Jefferson City
Donnell
Stark
Capitol
Barak T Mattingly
Charles Ferguson
Ferguson
Ted
Willow Springs
Wayne G Henderson
Highway Patrol
Kirkwood
C. Roy Noel
Paris
Noel
Liquor
George Co. Blowers
Mexico
Orville S. Traylor
Springfield
Earl H Shackelford
Hannibal
Traylor
Trenton
Jewel Mayes
John W. Ellis
Audraima County
Refrigerator Rolls From The Test Kitchen
Recipe describes making refrigerator rolls with yeast, sugar, shortening, flour, eggs, and butter. Steps include mixing yeast with warm water and sugar, melting shortening in boiling water, combining ingredients, refrigerating dough, forming walnut sized balls, butter coating, rising, and baking about 25 minutes in a hot oven.
Frozen Egg Nog Treat For Quick Refreshment
A cool partially frozen egg nog mix with milk eggs and sugar. Freeze in a tray until firm, beat with a fork to soften, then serve topped with whipped cream and nutmeg as a between meals pick up or after noon refreshment.
Vacationland Celery Salt Recipe Hint
A fragmented note suggests celery salt mixed for beach or mountain visits and chicken or fish salads. It mentions scenic See SES RASH ORES ground hallowed by hs sociation, rails, and cramping vacation style. Also highlights tender green asparagus tips with melted butter and chopped almonds.
Fresh Milk To Armies Boosts Diet In Maneuvers
New York reports U S soldiers in large scale maneuvers will consume fresh milk daily. About 350000 quarts of fresh milk per day plus butter cheese and other dairy products feed more than 350000 troops and trainees. Army officials credit milk with health benefits and body building value as rations specify 8 ounces of milk per man per day.
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New York
U.S
America
Milk Industry Foundation
Washington
Army
Paul P. Logan
War Department
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State Historical Society of Missouri
Floyd S Shoemaker
Oregon and California
United States
Gov. Donnell
Richmond
T. Victor Jeffries
Lebanon
Laclede County
J. W. McCammon
Boots Miller
Lloyd I
Boots’) Muller
Miller
Green County Recorder of Deeds
Senate
U. S
Army Fliers
Randolph Field
Texas
Butler
Reiss
Braunschwager
M’s Coffee
BLISS
RINSO
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