Judge Diverbiss recounts anti perjury methods in St. Louis speech
The piece details Judge Diverbiss of Richmond claiming Missouri law treats false tax returns as perjury and urges grand jury investigations into personal property lists. It also notes related regional news on railroad sales, education, road work, and local incidents across several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diverbiss
Richmond
St. Louis
Putnam County
Eash
Youur Plaa
Wabash
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Several Missouri Parcels
Real estate transfers show multiple transactions in Missouri counties. Francis Sparks to J Fowler. Jus Williamson to Henry Allen Hill. IL Casady to J T McFarland. Jas W Mulanix to T S Molar. M H Honebright to Jas A McVey. J J Hackney to 9 8 Wy. Harley I Goul to Wm L Rockwood. Rose A Morgan to Oral R Morgan. Parcels include parts of NE NW SW sections and various townships with deed values ranging from 10 to 4675 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Sparks
Fowler
W. Williamson
Henry Allen Hill
Casady
J. T. McFarland
Jas W
Mulanix
T. S. Molar
M H_ Honebright
Jas
A McVey
Black
Lemonville
J Hackney
Wymore
Harley
Goul
Wm. L. Rockwood
Unionville
Morgan Et al
Oral R. Morgan
Warning on Weather and Wheat Harvest Risks
An agricultural notice warns farmers of possible rain variability during and after the wheat harvest. It urges timely stacking of wheat to protect grain, noting heavy rains can ruin shocks and that careful stacking reduces exposure to weather damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Unionville Mount
Nooner
Tater
Svory
Protecting Wheat Stacks From Fall and Winter Rains
The piece urges farmers to stack and protect hay and wheat to avoid losses from rain. It notes no official estimates exist but recalls a past year when wheat yields and prices were strong yet several million dollars were lost to damaged wheat. Lower quality grain due to rain reduces prices by up to 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer & Stockman
Courage of the Local Press and its Public Duty
The piece defends a small-town newspaper stance against gossip and scandal, arguing editors share only constructive news that uplifts the community. It emphasizes reporting good deeds and heartening events over sensational gossip and acknowledges local readers often demand gossip elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deoes
Republicat
Publicity as Cure for Community Reproach
The piece argues newspapers must sometimes speak out to reveal conditions that shame a community. It contends that publicity serves as a remedy when tolerance masks courage and duties to inform.
Order of Publication in Vacation Court Missouri 1915
In Putnam County Circuit Court Missouri August Term 1915 Sarah Stewart et al plaintiffs vs William Leonard Ira Stewart and others defendants. The court orders service by publication due to non residents. The petition seeks partition of real estate in Putnam County and sets terms for appearance at the next term beginning June 1918 with publication in The Union Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Putnam County
Missouri
Sarah Stewart
Alfie Stewart
Edward Stewart
Jesse Stewart
Orrhe Kopfer
William Stewart
Leonard Stewart
Ira Stewart
Alva Stewart
Thos Wm Batewinger
Mary M. Entaminger
Ellen Mt. Witlia
Airs Stewart
Thie
Clark
William Syaward
Ira Stewart Thom
Putnam
State of Missouri
Fm Township
Tawke
Ghunif
Unionote Republican
Misouri
BEAL
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Memphis
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Gardner
C. BR. Woodson
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Missouri Medical Asociation
Cole County
Major
Missouri State Capitol
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San Francisco
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W. M (Pug) Childers
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Toals Vautomobile’ Firm
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