Missouri crops outlook and statewide draft notes
The State Board of Agriculture estimates May yield for wheat around 1000 pete and corn near 85 percent with heavy rains causing replants. Soy and hay crops described. corn damage noted. Missouri reports high auto registrations and road funds, exemption boards named, and a Cameron electrocution incident. Other items include hog sales, a cattle sale totaling over 380000, and various local news notes across counties.
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Missouri
State Board Def Agriculture
Rman
Gardner
Sherff
Brookfield Bank Robbery Suspects Captured After $4792 Taken
Four masked men robbed the Brookfield Bank at gunpoint take $4,792. They were chased and captured. Also notes include a big Fourth of July celebration planned at Petty's Mill, district enumerations, and lists of Republican county committee members across townships such as Elm Grant Liberty Richland Lincoln Union Wilson Jackson Sherman York Medicine.
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Brookfield
Petty’s Mill
Vinson
Dave
Graysville
Ed Wake
Wm Carpenter
L. P. Roberts
Geo. Scobee
Wm. Terrell
Lester Husted
J. C. Gibson
H. L. Haynes
J. B. Timmons
J. B. Pickenpa Nosh West
Jno
Ford S. Wells
Jasper McClellan
Wm Woodard
John Speak
D Matheson
John Pickering
John Fowler
W. B. Abbott
Richland
Corder Summers
Wm. Racnford
J. M. Yates
Ed Coulter
H. Dixon
Lincoln
Jas. Crist
John Probasco
Samuel Corporon
Levi Stewart
L. P. Davis
C. T. Triplett
J. L. McCollum
UNION
H.N. Webb
Perry Wyckoff
E. P. Cook
Jesse Bacus
John Fugate
Elias Mowrer
Calvin Thornburgh
Peter Greggers
Wilson
John Stout
Taylor Shearer
Chas. Grabosch
Wm. Keene
H. Vermillion
J. B. Olinger
Wm. Godfrey. Jackson
W. H. Fightmaster
Wm. McCune
Geo. Gleason
Frank Hill
Robt. Williams
Fred Martin
J. SC. Valentine
Banker
John Bonebright
Sherman
J. B. Harper
J. D
Beary
Thos. Neff
John Green
Joshua Dunkin
Torrey
C. Niday
Wm. Noel
Jos. Loughead
Sam Newell
YORK
Lee Collins
25 Years Ago This Week Newspaper Roundup
A weekly recap notes political renomination at Minneapolis with Harrison and running mate Whitelaw Reid. Local items include Masonic lodge officers elected, a suspect banished for a crime, eight Powersville youths convicted for Sunday card playing, and various minor injuries and family news.
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Harrison
Minneapolis
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Jesse Robbins
Wm S. Davis
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Fulton
Masonic Lodge
W.M
N. A. Franklin
Isaac K. Campbell
R. F. Henkle
Sec’y
G. W Davis
Treas
H R
Powersville
Henry Washburn
Chas. Grabosch
Alex Spence
Magee
Wm. Hendricks
E. N. Mohrce
Mr. Hendrick
William
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Streepy Ville
Appanoose County
Iowa
Veto
Irvin O’briant
Lancaster
Waddle Bros
Blaine Morrison
Centerville
Morrison
Cameron
la Bae Ware
J. M. Stewart
Louisiana
Gitary
Cincinnati
Milen
News Capital
Sherman Cummins
Milan
Los Angeles
Calif
Tayonie
Big Ben Bartlett
Greencastle
Federal Trade Commission
Hawes
Anf
Bradley & Vrooman
Heath & Milligan
Franklin
Tatman & Rachford
West Side
Pratt & Vrooman
Putnam County
Unionville, Mo
South Side Square
A. L. Miller
Sidney
J. L. Warnick
Plac
Hugh Skinner
Green City
Amelia McKinley
Kirksville
John Evans
Jor Lincoln
Margie Harrison
Unionville
Squire W. O. Underwood
W. B. Thornburgh
Marion Bass Harter
Sedalia
Hettie Lee Clark
8. W. Clark
Chia
Feir Neamel
Wwe
Broward
W Yo Leving
Tof
Ford
B. Detriot
Union Vilee Motor CO
Moret Det
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