The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-01-25
SHORT MISSOURI ITEMS



MJberiy Is taking az a packing
plant for that city.
A negro evangelist has oonreriel
a large uunDer - negroes and whittier
in st. -oaepn. Mo.
-Four men Tobbed the Kansas City
Southern passenger station az Ioplin
no. q few days ago.
The Missouri state university g.
preparing 20 celebrate the attainment
Of the 1000 mark in enrolment
The deputy game warden az Spring
field arrested a woman q few daYa
ago FOR wearing feathers Oh her hat
A Lees Summit woman sent q
young couple two gallons q pickles
as a wedding present and later sent q
bin for 81.
The Gailatin North Missourian a.
serts that d great many Missouri
teachers are working for less than 81.
a day each.
The Gallatin North Missourian as
serfs that a great many Missouri
teachers are working for less than 81
a day each.
The Bolivar Herald has undertaken
20 educate its correspondents that
such items as Bill Jones went up the
creek Sunday, are nOt news
Aurora Is nov without a depot. al
though the town has three railroads.
The Frisco depot, the oldest building
IN the town, was recently destroyed
by fire.
c.,--o ~ 49, -r-~-sf- rrrs a ga
acre farm in Illinois al $40 cash per
acre. With the proceeds he bought
three farms a-ggregating $50 acres
near MeadvIle.
The Missouri state board Of health
has debarred eight doctors in ali since
the 18th Of December from practice ia
Missouri. because -of un~professiOnaI
conduct in issuing whisky ~prescrip-
tons
The police Judge Of Macon has IS
sued an order that any man OF boy
found lettering around be arrested for
( vaErancy and compelled 10 shovel
snow from the walks around the NUM-
cipal property.
The Carthage Press makes a plea
for the protection OF pOssums Dur
ing the entire season. says the Press,
there have been none on sale In Car
thage anu they have become a lost
article Of food locally.
Fayette. No, Is booming Con
tracts have been Jet for the building
Of $4,000 water plant a new $4,000
gymnasium for Central college. a new
building for the electric light plant
and for the completion of q new opera
house.
The Lamar Daily Leader asks.
What has become Of the money col
lected a few years ago 10 erect a
monument on the university campus
20 Eugene F1eld1 But no p seems
20 know. The school children all over
the state contributed 20 the fund
A Missouri girl. who six years ago
could be seen IN Columbia saving
w,cd Tor fuel 20 heat her attic room.
IL noW an instructor In the university.
/ The Marshall Democrat-News contrib
utes this story. saying that the young
lady's home Is Ga Lebanon, but fails
10 give her name
Jacob Selliuger has been ca the bar
Der business in Columbia .forty-si1
4 years. forty-flVe az his present lnc4-
ton. Except M SelilnEer the oldest
( shavors lu town are William Chapman
and James G. Williams, cOlored They
have been shaving folks there thirty
two years this week Chapman learned
the business under Mt. SellinEers 10y
whom he Is sim employed
]. II. Curran Of the Missouri! state
IDalrymcn's ASSOCIATION, SAYS u
Southern Missouri comes into her own
abe win simply have 20 get more PEG
lple The present force Is % large
{ enough. " rat the state needs In itE
-undevelopod parts IL men OF German
blood. sVedes, Swiss Danes Holland
lers. ans people who want TO work.
who are thrifty and who apply system
and -perseyerence 90 what they do.
To toe energetic man there Is a
chance 60 Eet ahead az every cross
roads in the Orarka Could some
scheme be devised TO put d farmer oa
even nne,half these forms Ia the ne1t
five years it woul- De worth hundrcds
OF millioEs - state in land values
alone. not 10 mention the immense
productive Increase
A veteran writes as follows q his
war experience. ln the BrookuCld Ca
~isette: We were paid half IN sold
and hali IN paper. which, By the way.
VAS the only time On my experience
as a soldier that gold figured Ia such
.ipayment one dOuhfing Thomas who
.Iexprcssed the opinion that the pApcr
wasn't worth much. vas promptly ui.
tered sold Tor hts paper by one q me
comrades provided be would discount
'the amount g. or s. whieh offer Was
'prompfly accepted and The eaehause
made. This. however did not END
Inc transaction as the buyer W enc
limited States paper moaeE WHnt
promptly TO yho p~aymasier who vas
stln engaged ln payinE oU the wen
q other companies and asked am
IN he would not exchange gold tor ne
lpaper That uficial Who poSsitly
mistrusted hat there had been some
discussion 90 yvgard 90 the value az
Iuncla SANS promises Go pay pr0mpt,