Local notes and family visits fill town news pages
A long list of brief notices records travel, visits, and family events in Lit tle Rock and surrounding areas. The itemized notes mention drivers, school attendance, trips to South Dakota and Wisconsin, guests of relatives in Sheridan, and farm and business movements. Included are legal probate details and community updates from nearby towns in Missouri.
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Ville
Rene
Oliver Mar
Fred Noland
Sheridan
Lisi
Alfred Roberts
O' Moore
Unionville
Pollock & Gatrel
Eaton
Coddington
South Dakota
Cleo Jones
Delaven Wise
Bertha Scott
Sewal
FW Fordyce
Emery
Wisconsin
Bradley Beary
Mons
Centerville
Arsitay
Prutonee
Nate
St) Joseph Hospital
Antervalle
Woda
Missouri farmer studies normal egg production figures
A Missouri farmer relies on Poultry expert Prof A G Phillips to justify the 145 eggs per pullet per year target. The study spans fifteen years and outlines monthly production expectations for leghorn pullets, noting variability by month and season and stressing that individual birds vary in laying patterns.
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Missouri
A. G Phillips
Radio Farm School
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Prof Phillips
America
Valleté Seloois
Uniter Oan
Artiferi
Truk Bey
Not Really a Public Safety Item
Fragmentary content mentions public safety and larger concerns but provides unclear details. No concrete names, places, dates, or actions available to summarize a coherent item.
Missouri Farmers Association and Co operative Law Advocacy
A long discussion on Missouri co operative law of 1928 and 1923, the Producers Contract, and attacks on cooperative marketing. It argues unity among farmers, explains board structure, bonds, and federal support, urging inform and organize across districts for lawful cooperative action.
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Ers
Missouri
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Courts
Missouri Farmers’ Association, Inc
Congress
Supreme Court
Miscourt Farmers’ Association
Sedalia
Missoun Farmers Association
Omar
Reuters
Bias Witt
Tay
Taft
Co-Operative Marketing
Uncle Sam
Authe
Nerdeneet Gousen
Bobo
Anny
Sam
Misso Farmers’ Association
Missouri Farmers’ Association
Ersten
Comtvedine
Anm
Mify
Rasen Aosta
Ower
Eral
Misseon Farmers Association
Ihe
The
Missouri Farmers Association
Jefferson City
Farm loss scheme nets profit after selling and feeding
A long passage describes a local farmer named Ramsay dealing with losses on hogs and corn, selling livestock at a market, and feeding conditions that later yielded a handsome profit. It notes others like Jefferson City figures and Harold Newson in passing, with broader references to state agriculture bureaus and road projects under Missouri agencies.
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Guy Thompson
Spachare
Ramsay City
Coal Miners and Operators Face Looming Strike
Ongoing dispute in the anthracite coal industry has halted negotiations with a strike now deemed likely. Operators refuse wage increase proposals while miners insist negotiations must continue to prevent a winter shortage.
Missouri Democrats Seek Closer Organization Across State
The Democratic Party in Missouri conducts a series of meetings to strengthen state organization, aiming to raise funds to settle debts dating back to 1920 and to improve campaign effectiveness. Efforts focus on financial relief and enhanced party structure.
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Missouri
Kirksville Teachers College Changes in Leadership
Changes at Kirksville Teachers College take effect September 1 with Dr. Eugene Fair succeeding Dr. John R. Kirk as president and Kirk becoming president emeritus. Prof H G Swanson named dean of the faculty and Byron Crosby appointed business administrator as faculty reorganizes.
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Kirksville Teachers College
Eugene Fair
John R. Kirk
Kirk
H. G.swanson
Byron Crosby
No Compromise Sought Over Fulton Highway Link
The State Commission proposed a gravel road west of Fulton if Fulton drops 114 suits against a concrete highway six miles north. Fulton refused, likely delaying construction until the court rules.
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Fulton
Livonia Rural Telephone Co to Hold Annual Meeting
The Livonia Rural Telephone Co will hold its annual meeting on September 19 1925. L P Latimer president.
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Livonia Rural Telephone Co
L. P Latimer
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Bette
Ian Smee Winders
Sally
Stones
Valentine
Ho Fee Hsb
Eoin Noga G
Bliss OE
Business Fund
Ple
Scheaffer
Rachfors
Poe Dealers
North
ENLOE
Bhia Wits
Artour Newson
Rod
Fut Nam
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Atding Road Contractors
Kay Hinkle
Paminian
Coolidge
Grand Army of the Regale
Grand Rapids
Marx
Kirksville
Coats
J. F Underwood
Noah Grooks
McCutchen & Son
Farmers Bank OF Unionville
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