Killing the Goose That Lays the Golden Egg
A critical political screed attacks current leaders and tax policy, arguing government overreach, fiscal inconsistency, and social program flaws. It references balancing budgets, farm aid, Social Security, employer taxes, and civil liberties, urging readers to reflect on contradictory policies.
Rubio Town Visit Reflects Community Ties
Rubio Town notes of May 26 recount Nel lie Wiley visiting Mrs. Vera Nor. The fragment highlights local social visits and neighborhood ties in the small town.
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Arthur Lambert
Rubio Town
Nellie Wiley
Vera Nor
West Washington Street featured firms and daily life notes
A special feature covers West Washington Street known as the Boulevard Street, noting firms along the block from Wardrobe Cleaners to Cox Motor Company and White Way Garage. The piece recalls past events, local residents, school activities, church gatherings, bank and insurance offices, and ongoing maintenance like new paint and road bumps smoothed over time.
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Washington Street
Boulevard
Washington
Barclay’s Grocery
C. W. Davis
Oliver Gray
Ward
Biography of W S Eldridge A Washington Pioneer
W S Bill Eldridge, a longtime Washington resident born October 17 1868 on a farm near Washington, is celebrated for seventy one years of community involvement. He ran an elevator business from 1908, worked in real estate and farming, and has four children John Howard Evelyn and Glen with Jennie V Baird as his wife.
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W. S
Bill) Eldridge
Washington
Bill Eldridge
Ralph Livingston
Young America
Omaha
Jennie V. Baird
Washington County
Eldridges
John
Howard
Evelyn
Glen
Duke Woods Carthage athlete becomes Iowa and Washington insurance executive
C H Woods dedication to four sports in Carthage high school included three years as track captain known as Duke. Born November 6 1913 in Fort Worth Texas he moved to Carthage then pursued insurance work in Kansas City Des Moines Lincoln Nebraska and Washington before becoming district manager of Mid America Casualty. He married Lucille Ross in Memphis Missouri and they have a one year old daughter Zilpha Marie. They reside at 909 East 2nd Street.
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Carthage Missouri
C. H. Woods
Duke
Fort Worth
Texas
Carthage
Missouri
Kansas City
Iowa
State Automobile Insurance Association
Des Moines
Lincoln Nebraska
Washingyon
Mid-America Casualty Insurance Company
Mr. Woods
Lucille Ross
Memphis
Zilpha Marie
East 2Nd Street
Kay Palmer Life and Career Overview
Kay Palmer of general insurance partner of C H Woods operates loans for autos small loans furniture livestock and more He was born June 30 in Columbia Missouri aged twenty three He completed schooling in Washington graduating high school in 1936 As a youth he excelled in scouting marble and junior high sports He played on the high school football first team for three years After graduation he joined the family trucking business but a back injury ended it He later sold radios and then entered insurance He resides at 108 East 7th Street.
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Kay Palmer
General Insurance
C. H. Woods
Columbia Missouri
Ray
Washington
East 7Th Street
Heck Brown of Al Browns D X Station
Alfred Brown of Al Browns D X Station refuses to reveal what the C stands for in his name He has been known by the nickname Heck for years He was born on a Washington county farm December 20 1901 and remains a longtime local figure
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Alfred ©. Brown
al Brown
Washington County
Obituary: Mr Brown Dates of Life and Career in Missouri
The text outlines Brown s education at Clay Richland Washington academy and Washington High School. He attended Grinnell College and Chillcothe Business College. He played basketball in school and aimed to be a dentist. He worked for Burlington Railway then in transfer insurance before starting his own business in Washington in 1983 by taking over the D X station in Chillicothe Missouri. He married Ninabelle Perrine and they have a son Robert aged 14.
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Clay School
Richland School
Washington Academy
Washington High School
Grinnell College
Chillcothe Business College
Chillcothe
Mr. Brown
Burlinton Railway
Rock Island
Washington
D-X
Chillicothe
Ninabelle Perrine
Robert
Penny Eldridge Pioneer of Local Insurance Career
W G Eldridge known as Penny, born 1904 in Washington county, survived a 1928 accident that redirected his path into insurance. A former Boy Scout and military man, he rose to manage Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. in 1936, after partnerships and recovery from his crash. He married Opal Gerot and resides at 209 West Washington Street.
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Glen Eldridge
W. G. Eldridge
Penny
Washington County
Aineworth
Heights
Centennial
Washington
Kemper Military School
Booneville
Missouri
Monmouth College
Paul Putman
Bill Livingston
113Th Cavalry
Cavalry
Fort Hiley
Riverside
West Washington Street
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