Funeral Sermon Delivered Amid Injuries at Oak Grove Cemetery
A report describes a funeral service at Oak Grove Cemetery where the officiant delivered the sermon while seated due to injuries from an incident in Nev. The victim recently returned home under medical care after examinations showed a fractured rib and severe bruising. The article notes the person is recovering and expected to fully recover.
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Eastebet
Hezinger
Oak Grove
Mila
Good Grape Season in Ozark Region Raises Expectations
Ozark grape region eyes about one million dollars in sales as this season’s crop grows 100 percent over last year. Railroads plan to ship around 00 carloads of fruit from the area amid expanding acreage and improving vineyards noted as among the best in the United States. The season promises unusually high production and strong growth in plantings.
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Ozark
United States
Hen flock culling aid offered by area instructor
During hot weather hens require moist mash to stay fed. External culling is less accurate than trap nesting, a useful aid to find loafer hens. Paul Bebermeyer, vocational agriculture instructor, offers free help to farmers to cull flocks as part of his duties.
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Paul Bebermeyer
Bethany Clipper Under New Owners Maintains Quality
Messrs. Erwin Conger and Paul Bellmard issued the Bethany Clipper’s first paper under new ownership last week. The issue mirrors the prior high standard with well written news and a familiar appearance, suggesting a smooth transition and ongoing regular publication.
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Erwin Conger
Paul Bellmard
Bethany Clipper
Advertising Decline Ends Once-Great Firms
The St Louis Times recalls how a once prosperous advertising house fell apart after a failed venture and ad appropriation cuts. It notes a 1914 attempt to build a new baseball plant and the sale of its plant for junk to a soap maker, signaling the demise of major advertising firms.
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Iso Aera
Yanieb
Boles Pearinesa
Ieee
St Louis Times
Deed Trust Substituted Trustee Seeks Foreclosure Action
Document notes William T Hoge and Louise N Hogg transferring property in Putnam Missouri to secure a debt. Trustee Robert F Little died. substitution appoints new trustee to proceed as default on payment arises. Property described as parts of the northeast and northwest quarters in section 31 township 65 range 16 totaling about sixty acres.
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Wiliam T Hoge
Louise N Hogg
Recorder of Deeds
Putnam County
Missouri
Robert F Little
Bilesourf
Cass
Doors of Opportunity Open in Unionville for All Youth
Unionville launches a community program inviting every boy and girl to pursue diverse paths of growth. Local organizers emphasize equal access to education, skills training, and leadership opportunities for all youths in the town.
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Unionville
Teachers Named for High and Grade School Posts
Eleven high school teachers with degrees and special training and at least two years teaching experience were selected. Six grade school teachers with two years of college work and teaching experience will lead younger students. Per year per semester per month figures show salaries of 6.09 and 3.09 respectively.
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