Missouri Wet and Dry Contest Shifts in Primary Race
Missouri voters head to the August primary as a heated Senate race unfolds in St Louis. Veteran Congressman Harry B Yanes remains the favorite in the Democratic contest, while dry faction plans to split their ticket with two candidates Judge Ewing Cockroll and Wil s Meredith aiming for both long and short terms. Efforts to unify the dry vote faltered amid weeks of pressure and talk of a possible rift.
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ST. Louis
United States
Missouri
Harry B. Yanes
Atate
Drys
Ewing Cockroll
Warrensburg
Wils H. Meredith
Popular Biluff
Fifty Years of Change for Working Women Ad
A 1950s ad notes women's expanded roles from teaching and nursing to architecture law and factory work. It highlights health tradeoffs of independence and cites Elizabeth Chamberlain of 500 Monmouth St Trenton NJ praising Be Pinkham Vegetable Compound and inviting inquiries.
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Elizabeth Chamberlain
Untonall
Dia BE. Pinkham
Missouri Campaign Riffs on Wet and Dry Pledges in August Primary
In a muddled Missouri primary scene the Cockrell Meredith split shapes a six year and a short term race with Hawes looming. Proctors in Kansas City push anti saloon aims while Priest of St Louis leads wets against Williams who hedges on a repeal. November ballots will decide Missouri city enforcement repeal and the broader wet dry balance.
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Cockrel
Meredith
Cockrell
Hawes
Ude
David M. Proctor
Kansas
Ulty
Hlodgett Priest
Bt. Laws
George H. Williams
Su Louis
Missouri
Williams
Ulis
Vals
Mis Pri
Local Notes and Dinners in Wellington Area
Pittsfield society notes record dinners at the Friend home in Wellington and visits among families including the Jordans Waite Schafers and Mohrmanns. A new granddaughter is announced to Mr and Mrs Jordan, with travel plans mentioned for Mrs Campbell and niece Joy Hrase. Threshing delays due to heavy rains are noted along with a fact about adult human heat output.
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Herrice Bohn
Philip Battenhouse
Eur
Richard Sanders
Vernon
Louise Af Brownhelm
Hartman Halzhans
da Clara Tolzhaura
Lorain
Hursdass
John Schafer
Horn
Meo
Abs
Juale Piper
John i
R. J. Jordan
Wellington
Laurance Jordan
Matel Marton
Dorothea Waite
Vina Waite
Well- la Society of the Community Church
Plant Jil
Tenn
Loward
James
Robert Jordan
Christ Wis
Louis Wi
Ambher
Campbell
Joy Hrase
Nville
N. Y
Amelia Healett
Roathland
Vermont
Massachusetts
L. A. Mohrman
Markey
Elyria
Albert Mohrmann
Rh. E. Campbell
Mansfield
Ashland
Lottie Shunk
A. A. Moboman
Kipton
J. L. Rowell
South Experiments With Banana Crop Forecast
New York Aug 2 The Southern tier states may lead the world in banana production says Dr T B Harris agronomist who introduced the first banana seed to Florida Harris plans to plant seeds in Albania Georgia Texas and Mississippi then Tennessee Kentucky and South Carolina The banana seed discovery by Dr Carvis follows seven years of West Indies trials He notes temperate zones with six frost free months are needed to plant beds He claims one acre of banana can feed more than twenty acres of wheat and suggests converting ruined cotton land to banana plantations
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New York
Br.t
Harris
Florida
Albania
Georgia
Tes
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
Carvis
West Indies
Dr. Har
Banan
Grenter
Amclent
Jer. Harris
Children’s Pictorial Cross Word Puzzle
Running Across. Word 1 In the picture. Word 4 A title claimed by the alians of Turkey. Word 5 Vigorous, powerful. Running Down. Word 2 A marked feature of character or mind. Word 3 To take pins out of. Ba RAY Ss ANS.
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Turkey
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