Aunt Prue’s House Drama Drives Family Night
In a cluttered parlor Aunt Prue scolds and banters with Marcia and Devon as marital tensions surface. A knocking visitor enters, Aun t Prue weighs engagement talk and a long simmering love triangle involving Alice Cliff and past notes resurfaces.
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Devon
Alice Cliff
Leemaki
Marcia
Thea
Bue
Alice
Maree
Berta
Eres
Prue
Ieee
S56 ee RL on a ali ae ces Pres
The fragment outlines a terse incident or notation with unclear entities. Readable parts reference an event or decision labeled S56 and RL on a subject connected to a place or organization called Pres, suggesting a local record or notice without full context.
Creatures Found Alive in Stone and Wood Cavities
A survey of remarkable finds shows toads preserved inside solid stone blocks and trees, a bat living in a cherry tree heart, and a seeded heart specimen in a mummified seed case. Experts ponder how air and sustenance reached these fauna in their unlikely tombs.
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Edinburgh Journal
College Mogeum
Edinburgh
Lord Duncan
Trenaections
Academy of Sciences
Paris
Thomas Dick Leader
Fountain Hall
West Lothian
Defiance of Old Age Has Its Good Points
An odd clashing piece surveys aging with humor and social roles. It notes elderly men and women in various settings keeping pace with youth through activity and conversation, while noting endurance and vitality amid society.
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St Louis
Growth of Private Evening Schools Across Early America
The article traces early evening education in New York and New England. It notes the 1715 founding on Beaten Island and the 1780 Gret public school in New York City by James Lytle, with earlier Dutch colonial schooling and Boston’s 1724 private evening school by Samuel Granger.
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Beaten Island
N. Y
New York State
James Lytle
New York City
New Netherlands
New England
Boston News
Samuel Granger
Boston
Prunce Family Accused Pluss of Social Exploitation
In Plunketville a family called the Prunes are described as scheming to extract favors from friends. They target the wealthy Plums, who fear social retaliation and plan to seek aid from their network after learning of the Prunes actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plunketville
George
Prane
Wwe
Death and Trial Mention at Serkef De Gwllinas Curtin
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a death and a trial involving a person named Serkef De Gwllinas Curtin. The text includes garbled phrases and possible age or rate figures, with unclear nationality or location markers. Further readable context is required for a precise summary.
Sunday Services and Graduation at Gray School
About ten percent of the class completed the awe in the B Y ROU program. Next Sunday they will receive their diplomas. The pastor will begin sermons at 11 o clock and 7 o clock, titled The Revelation of Christ and The Heavenly Throne. The evening service is at Gray School at 7 p.m.
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Ieee Sones Ivery
Gouloah _ Hyde
B. Y
Christ
Gray School
Missouri 1820 Constitution Founded as Cheap, Strong Gov
The 1820 Missouri constitutional convention at St. Louis produced a concise instrument costing $8 791.25. It created a four year governor with limited re election, a bicameral General Assembly, and a strong legislature with broad powers. Education internal improvements and banks were limited and slavery concerns shaped early restrictions.
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Mindouris
Farite
David Barton
Sherif-Of-Eachr
Missouri
St. Louis
Mansion House
David Orton
Congress
State of
General Assembly
Goodehavior
Senate
United States
Geneen
Rand
Sania
Farmer dairying profitable with small herds say four to five cows
The author cites Professor LaMaster arguing that four to six cows per farm can be efficiently milked with minimal labor and no extra hired help. He notes labor and feed become constraints as herds rise, and that many farmers find profitable outcomes with modest herds while larger numbers reduce proportional returns.
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Gays
LaMaster
Algo
Afany
Beans fail to improve silage for dairy cows
Trials at the Towa station comparing corn silage with corn and bean silage show minimal advantages for either. In one test cows on the mixed silage ration yielded about 2 percent more milk and butterfat with grain and hay constant, while another test favored corn silage for cow weight and milk output. Authorities found little difference in usefulness between the two silages for dairy feeding.
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Towa
Soy Beans as Protein Rich Feed for Cattle Balance
Farmers seek protein rich feed to balance rations and cut costs. Soy beans offer a high protein option replacing cottonseed meal or linseed meal, with cracking and feeding methods workable for dairymen. They thrive on rich soil and provide substantial feed output.
Dairy Notes on Profitability and Stock Care
The article argues profitability hinges on high producing cows and purebred sires. It stresses proper care including housing feeding grooming and handling. It warns wasted energy in cold barns reduces milk production and outlines cream separation steps.
Widowed Mrs. Schuster Remembered as Devout Local Figure
Funeral attendees included living children of Mrs. Schuster of Unionville Missouri and Mathewwood. She joined the Methodist church in 1885, remained active in Unionville affairs, and was described as a devout Christian and guiding presence to her family and friends. Her husband survives.
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Diton
Herbert K. Schuster
Matlewood
Carl A. Schuster
John D. Schuster
T." J. Patterson
Unionville
Schuster
Spence
Phe
John W Shaver Dies After Long Illness Near Pennville
John W Shaver a well known farmer near Pennville died July 1 after more than two years of illness. Born October 21 1849 in Putnam County Missouri he was 76 years old. Survived by wife Josephine and six sons and three daughters as well as 34 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held July 2 at home with Rev E E Vestal and were followed by Masonic and Odd Fellows interment in the Christian Home Cemetery.
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John W Shaver
Pennville
Hfe
John Weasley Shaver
Putnam County
Josephine McCoy
Leon Shaver
Colo
Etta Ayres
Greencastle
Harmon Shaver
Armel
Glennie Hutchison
Otis
John Clark
Ora
John
Mero
Powell
L Nionville
Shaver
James Shaver
Green City
Sarah Lee
Pollock, Mo
E. E. Vestal
Masons of
Odd Fellows of
Shocksi: a Native Son Dies in Obscure Fatalities
The notice reports the death of Shocksi in 1912 after a sudden illness while attended by friends. It states he was survived by his parents Otis Bud Robert and Dorothy, a large number of Poles, and many friends, with burial at Thompsbn cemetery.
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Ani
Ollock P
Eid Toro
Otis
Bud Robert
Dorothy
Sunday Fire Insurance Sermon At Local Church
The notice urges churchgoers to insure against fire and attend services next Sunday at six in the morning. The C. E. group will meet for breakfast at Morgan corner on South Blackbird before services, with other activities at the usual hour and place led by H F York.
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Morgan Corner
South Blackbird
H F York
Boston Plows wed in Recorder's office ceremony
At the Recorder's office in the courthouse at high noon July 8 George W Plows and Miss Hilda Boston of Ligas Ta were joined in marriage. The bride was accompanied by her father and mother Mr and Mrs J B Boston. The couple will reside on a farm near Lu can J O Chappell Jr tied the knot.
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Recorder's Office
Court House
George W Plows
Hilda Boston
Ligas, Ta
J B. Boston
Lucan J
Presbyterians Plan Communion and Meetings Next Sunday
Linus E Brown announces a morning Communion service at the church with a brief business meeting to discuss a possible fall church event. A gathering will follow at Mr Shannon's residence with car pooling after the 11 a.m. service for outreach and activities.
Leghorn Cockerels For Sale at Mountain Grove
A select lot of pedi White Leghorn cockerels for heavy laying shown to lead in the national egg contest at Mountain Grove. Price listed per bird, with sale offered by L. F. Tutt, R. Ro, in 2012.
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Mountain Grove
Lar
L. F. Tutt
Sunday School and Church Services to Begin July 5
M E Church announces Sunday school at 9 am each Sunday during the pastor's vacation and church services for three Sundays beginning July 5.
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Jadence Tipton
Marela
Billy Devem
Cap’s
Baxter
Biddy
Marca
Panite A
Peters
Renton
Serek
Mistory
Rese
Rae Rasa Gael Papain, Oxy
Society ‘Notes
Gwendolyn
Ladies’ Civic League
M. E. Church
Yount & Quigley
Uual
O. C. Potts
R. L. Meyers Piano Tuner
Lega Ees
Ion Eh Mai
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