Missouri Civil War Era Gunfire And Political Upheaval
Fragmented recollection recounts the May 3 engagement in Saint Louis with Union forces leading to street clashes, casualties including women and a child, and a furiously unsettled city. It notes Governor Jackson facing pressure as Congress and state officials react, with talk of Blair Lyon forces and late night legislative actions.
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Davis Avenue
Beauregard Avenue
General Lyon
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Cal‘amity
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River Wharf
Jefferson City
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George Ja
Rae
Frank Blair
Ana Pines
Aeres
Oxage
Ark of Destructs
Sterling
Nion
Planters’ En House
Lyon Mae
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Woman Candidate Narrowly Defeated in Primary Race
Mrs Fooly Thinen of Maccruft Tatten, Ib Tocent, narrowly lost by 265 votes in the primary elections. She was the first woman in Stary County to seek office and faced hostility from opponents over public welfare concerns.
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Wayne
Misebavia
Sam A. Baker
Jefferson City
Mary Gordon
B. Gratz Brown
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
C. Eugene Stephens
Kirksville
Adair County
Robert W. Otto
Washington
Franklin County
Supreme Court
Frank F Atwood
Carrollton
Carroll County
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Heavy Frost Again Strikes Area Amid Prolonged Cold
A heavy frost Tuesday night raises fears of further damage after earlier frosts. Catalpa branches, potato tops, beans, and other garden crops show bite marks. blossomed fruit may be harmed. Some witnesses saw snow flurries Tuesday afternoon as a cold spell persists with north winds and yellowing grass and plants.
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Catalpa
Bowling prizes set at Frank Quail's Recreation Hall
Last month Vire Rachford excelled in set back and Midge Pickett led the quintette. This month three prizes are offered: ten pins nine pins and quintette at Frank Quail's Recreation Hall.
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Vire Rachford
Midge Pickett
Frank Quail
Property Transfers Chronicle in Unionville Mo Local Notices
Several parcels in Warrington and surrounding townships transfer between individuals and entities. Transactions list grantors and grantees, lots and fractions in Unionville Livonia Powersville and nearby areas with dates, locations, and dollar amounts in the thousands.
Visiting from Trenton Reunion Notes At Home
Mr and Mrs Ode Cook and Mr and Mrs John Schick visited from Trenton and stayed until Monday before returning home. Mrs M H Schick formerly resided in Trentonville and is staying with Mr and Mrs E N Schick in Trenton.
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John Schick
M. H. Schick
Trentonville
E. Ny Schick
Trenton
Lucerne M. E. Church Prepares Two Commencement Services
The Lucerne M. E. Church preached the Baccalaureate to a full house for Lucerne High School with sixteen graduates. Next Sunday May 10 a Mothers Day address will be given at Newtown M. E. Church and Gravel Ridge school house in the afternoon. Everyone welcome.
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Presbyterian Church Announces Weekday Services
Sunday school at 9 45. No morning preaching due to Baccalaureate at Huyuzh School. Evening Young Peoples Meeting at 7 Bible study Wednesday at the church. Special Mothers Day message and other features. Public invited. Linus E Brown minister.
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Claas
Linus E. Brown
Miniater
Census aims to aid U S farmers through agriculture data
The Department of Agriculture highlights the 1924 census conducted with the Department of Commerce. It seeks accurate totals on farm acreage land use livestock and crops to underpin annual estimates and long term welfare of farmers. The effort stresses farmer benefit and nationwide agricultural conditions.
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Department of Agriculture
Us of Agriculture
Department of Commerce
Agriculture Secretary Appeals to Farmers on Census
Howa Af Gore, Secretary of Agriculture, appeals to farmers to answer census inquiries promptly. He says data will be confidential and used for statistical totals to aid farmers, associations, and Congress in shaping policy. He asks cooperatives to facilitate enumerator work to speed tallying and publication.
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Howa Af
Gore
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Karnak the remarkable tonic draws crowds to Karnak drug stores
A Karnak advertising feature touts the medicine as a reconstructive tonic and body builder. It claims prompt action and noticeable benefits in health strength and vigor after a few doses, with customers urged to take one or two teaspoons before meals to aid digestion and cleanse impurities.
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Karnak
L. M. Carroll
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