Missouri Wheat and Crop Prospects in Mid Year Report
The federal crop report shows Missouri wheat at 98 percent condition with 71.786 million bushels. early harvests scarce due to rains washing blooms, lodging and rust. Wheat, corn, oats and fruit crops are detailed with acreage, conditions, and prices. late planting and slow cultivation noted. prospects mixed across counties and farm products nationwide.
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Potter A
Missouri
Jon Ee
Ec A
Logan and
Jewell Mayes
Hayley
Ozarks
Gasoline Prices Seen Low Amid Oil Company Efforts
A report notes gasoline prices are low due to the Standard Oil Company's efforts and other contributing factors.
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Standard” Oil Company
Standard Oil Company
Local visitors return home after stay
Mrs Blanche Hartshock and her young son returned to their home at Fort Madison Iowa Saturday after a week at the Mrs Wm Doyle residence. Miss Reta Shaw and her little sister Cleta who had been visiting Mary Quigley and other relatives also returned to Milan Saturday.
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Blanche Hartshock
Ft. Madison
Summer Weather Brings Warm Nights and Sunshine
The community jokes about controlling rain and enjoys pleasant days. Mrs. Leo Hackney remains on the sick list while Everett Miller worked for Andy Johnson last week. F M Wright traveled to Unionville on June 12 to meet his son Jesse home from the war. Mr Noel visited his daughter Mrs. Everett Keene last week. Farmers report good conditions and Sunday gatherings plan. Clarence Smith and his wife left for Ames Iowa to attend summer school with Grace Smith joining.
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Leo Hackney
Everett Miller
Andy Johnson
F M Wright
Unionville
Jesse
Noel
Everett Keene
Clarence Smith
Ames
Miss Grace Smith
Community recital list and testimonials at Christian church
A list of names for a Tuesday and Wednesday pupil recital at the Christian church is published, with notes that admission is not by invitation and the public is welcome. The text includes a testimonial praising Tanlac, detailing health improvements and renewed appetite, along with a brief local update on Dr. Howard’s travels and Missouri Pharmaceutical Association attendance.
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Ristian Church
Rosalie Bernecker
Dorothy Braden
Celeste Braden
Lola Boggs
Vivian Comstock
John Newton Comstock
Amy Cook
Herman Casady
Esther Clark
Child
Helen Christian
Opal Christian
Nettie Culler
Hazel Culler
Lucile Clapper
Stella Crockett
Donaldson
Gwendolyn Dickson
Dorothy Ellison
Lucy Freed
Mary Freed
Gaile Guffey
Emogene Houston
Anita Johnson
Marynderman
McCalment
Reva Scott
Mignon Scott
Rhea Statton
Floy Statton
Neta Tysor
Harold Woodard
Ecel Williams
Lenore Yount
Russell Cooley
Harry Evans
Marie Cook Schick
Farmers urged to plant pickles on idle low ground
Farmers are advised to use idle low ground for pickle production with a late plant deadline of July 4. The Keokuk Canning Company offers seed free and a contract price of $1.00 per unit, with agents promoting the opportunity.
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Keokuk Canning Aw Pany
Pease credits Tanlac for relief from chronic illness
Mrs. R S Pease of Peoria Illinois says after years of stomach liver and kidney trouble and nervous spells Tanlac gave her a remarkable turnaround improving appetite energy and overall health She reports suffering through smothering spells and restless nights before finding renewed vitality and enjoyment of life through the remedy.
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Tanlac
R. S. Pease
North Elizabeth Street
Peoria
Sutliff & Case Drug Store
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