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24 the soldiers to go to his house, confiscate his fodder, and impress his teams to bring it into camp. Not satisfied with this, they ordered him to qlrive the wagons in. He ret'used, and was arrested. Nor was he released until he had given bond for $ 3,000 for his good behavior. 2 Scenes similar to these were of alrnost daily occurrence. Some were compelled to carry the ball and c11a,in; all
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350 THE DESERTERS SURRENDER riding back to say there was no mistake, for the sign of an Indian horseman was plainly to be seen. There was every probability that this scout would bring down on us a large party of his friends, and the “ greasers ” began to get very nervous, as I knew they would at a pinch. I had that morning sent back two of my boys to camp to report my movements, and so had only five left. The Mexican Sergeant, who "seemed thoroughly scared at the prospect of a fight, begged to be allowed to return to the command with his party, to hurry it up to our assistance, and when I refused, seemed inclined to go without leave. This had to be put a stop to at once; so I told him, and his men, that if . any one of them dared to leave I would have him shot on the spot. This quieted them for a bit, but I could see they were in such a funk that, if the Indians did come down on us, they would only be in the way. So after talking it over with Westfall and the other boys, who were all anxious to stay, I concluded after all to let the “ greasers ” go. It was by our reckoning about thirty—five miles, as the crow flies, to the camp, and I knew they would reach it by midnight, and bring the command to us by the middle of next day. Never did men get under weigh so quickly as these did, when they got the order to go I They were off down the valley like a flash; all but one, and he was a half- breed Indian, who hesitated, and then came back, say- ing he was ashamed to leave us. But I had given my orders, so I told him all he had to do was to obey, and I he must go now with the rest. I The “ greasers ” having departed, and the evening drawing in, Westfall and I made up our minds to look out for some defensible spot, where we might have a chance to hold our own, if attacked, as wefully expected to be, in the night. So we rode up the valley till we came to a very narrow ravine, on our left hand, shut: in by lofty precipitous cliffs on either (side ; indeed it was I
NAACProceedings2013Page022
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before. These include the imperative to “turn down the heat” and avoid the specter of a 4 degree warmer world. Agriculture is now challenged to increase food production but to do so by intensifying in a more agroecological direction. The new Rio+20 global goal to achieve a land degradation neutral world by 2030 is also driving innovation in land use. A Global partnership for Forest and landscape
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Page 407 Distinctively Attractive wit /1 an Artistic Touch arc? the Queens in the 1928 SAVITAR SE: Made by PAUL PARSONS STUDIO 91 1 BROADWAY
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.’ i" m“°’3'- five miles east of Versailles. mor-'19l7 to 1921. to 850,000 acres. gig-ta‘:-1;i'J°:s:»x;.‘mL’:-.:\;sh°o<‘>:’ ‘M hdéagufi _- ; 3‘°°“1’” ’PP'W"“°“°" T.”“d‘4'_‘_; The American home is the basis Prun the San F:-sseisuu Buthtin. ., u_‘Q"°‘t.l°"3_“:'hi‘11 was the “batU0.<>_1' gnn ‘County. where he spent most o 3613 10
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CM1923Jan-1030
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. inlalien The St. Louis C Sen 6. Francisco City's “dream‘ a model hollee being erected fldfi rflflwns spent sscheehlnliv ‘. Viv-rkfl i F _ ijlck ‘gyms ass-so’ - .. I _h'Ihe0aIku-‘ 5ptalo.oO.see- Eéifisgzzss l i I l . . ' .» , 3 ‘>1’-' : . . 1” s ‘ l. . ’_ - ‘ ‘ J " -3 g ..\ a. . _ \ - \ w L ‘ » "_ e . .2 lg: sun _Didst- smite thy brow with fever on the plains. fo .-e. 4- -s
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Eb: étoty in fiong 49 The Soul-Saving Story “ By which ye are saved, if you keep in memory ” P. J. S. PEABLEY JOHNSON SPRAGUE 1' V 1 The Bi - ble tells me this won-der-ful sto - ry, Je - sus will save, 2 Thers’s joy in heav-en when sinners re-ceive it, 3 I love to think of this sou1—sav-ing sto — ry, Je-sus will save, will save, p. o .. sung by beau-ti —fu1 an-gels in glo - ry,‘ Je - sus
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. . |-qguston, office Leon Ample, sales Bill Net’-ice, Sales Jim Walclrupl PUb"‘"Y Jean Ruth Lienberger ancl Vir9i"i°' R°m°s’ contracts Phil Walters and Monte Edmoncls, Sales Staff. Bruce Fane, Paula Wingate, Don Wilson advertising 131
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Members listened to a program presented by BI’i88die"5- .- . 1 ‘ 35:» u‘rx‘~:.-‘.3’ v v -. a’. . w uv’. A , Cadet Wives discussed the different aspects of Army life. 266
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* S * ' $w@1oso- lieht ta $9.250 ""' M5 '“ ""‘3'd*° comedy Yield per acre to date is 2.42 to. l-xuneui-Inn: rim we the 0315- PARDON ~80UGll'l‘- FOR -GRANT‘ . ' “' N°"° °‘ *5’ « if . P ' .11., .fifly_f°ur ‘.5 c,,,_.'~pumpm.n? 10.50; sows, ‘8..2b@8.75;§ ‘single n‘“” 53' WGY ‘W’ ‘clover 1.60, tlniothy l.16,'a§1d clove‘; imfinf C; l
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Apomcs lgonfidereci; of‘ the mmérto bc~debatcd;Véri’c6;= j A i V k «F4; hf" Yfafc v<’ritl_1V*tthq Apd V‘ » chgantf-“hE'arcf~ éhe difcuflymg-of t11c- ctmtrovctlic A by*:“’Pm’r;? and by laws, vcrfc47.I4i' " t V "4 ” < 5, 'I_‘l1c}{ with thc%.tApofl1cs%mg1 A “the-—Dc-— crecs f'orthc' C l1urc11é§; \"fcrI'c 5§,z aha. _16.4. and 21.25. A ‘t H I
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. 1037-1 1-rn and stone. Retard. (‘lncinnatl --_ -_- to x. not ”‘°°"~"'° “Wf . 1-515“ Pittsburgh - --..-- as nail F‘iil'.\‘Il—~l atop watch. Owner can have Lou. """"" "' Q 11-! g name by cal tag at Exchange .\’at'l Bank 3-,. ;'n"'’''"'"' .0 ‘-1 ,3 '""' i
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campus and town. 216 Hits St. Phone 1566-Green after 4 o'clock. D-242-268. FOR RENT——Two unfurnished rooms on flrst floor. Phone 1971- 1517 Windsor. 242-2-I7. iron in-:m'—ii.oonn m min souri avs. A Jfiiltf. ion ncN'r—'nm rooms fu‘l'nish- ed _1or light housekeeping. Phone 824 black Azistf iron RIINT-—-Desirable iuenieiied roofls; good location. 201 Collage Ave. H-143-248 ron ai
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two’ Est ye should draw together like in 5.1135 In a calm. You wrong the h§- he meant what he said to—day. 0 Shall vouch for his to-morrows? 71:: \;Iord further. Doth not the few- ,Sfim° fmflhlng make. the fulness of it in or it M10‘? 15 not virtue prized mainly as ans ’11nty_and great baseness loathed as no‘ 1eXC€ptlOn : for were all, my lord, to O) E 515 yourself, who would look up Shafl and «were
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16 / Paradigms of the Past more complex sociopolitical groups—what have commonly been referred to as chiefdoms. Archaeologists have long recognized, however, that not all prehistoric peoples in the Midwest and Southeast grew corn, shifted to shell tempering, or reorga- nized into chiefdoms. In other words, some groups were not “Mississippianized.” In some instances, they lived alongside
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Lackey — Lischer Lackey, Willis John Animal Husbandry Shelbina, Mo. Lacroix, Larry Thomas Chemical Engineering Sikeston, Mo. Lahue, Kathryn Jean Elementary Columbia, Mo. Lakaytis, Charles M. Electrical Engineering Columbia, Mo. Lake, Deborah Sue Child Development & Family Life Barrington, lll. Lamar, Diane Louise Psychology Kansas City, Mo. Lamb, Dale Thomas Marketing Littleton, Colo. Lambe, Joseph E., III Arts & Sci. Not Listed Above independence, Mo. Lamberton, Brenda Lee Mathematics Chaska, Minn. Lamble, Charles C. Rural Sociology Raytown, Mo. Lammers, Harold Bruce Psychology Columbia, Mo. Lancaster, Arthur L. Electrical Engineering Kirkwood, Mo. Lancaster, Michael V. Chemistry Columbia, Mo. Lance, Donna Dea Language Arts (English) Columbia, Mo. Lance, Marcia Pauline Special Education Majors Webster, Groves, Mo. Landau, Darryl Gordon Journalism General Columbia, Mo. Landers, Myron Lee History (Social Science) Ferguson, Mo. Landis, William E. Electrical Engineering Columbia, Mo. Landrum, Gordon Ellis Industrial Management Columbia, Mo. Lane, David Charter Art History & Archaeology Springfield, Mo. Lang, Elizabeth Ann Pre—Law Kirkwood, Mo. Lange, Mary Alice English Kansas City, Mo. Photo by Chuck Heatley Langewisch, Edwin H. Agricultural Engineering Fayette, Mo. Langewisch, Linda L. General Business Sweet Springs, Mo. Langford, Don Alan Agricultural Economics Spickard, Mo. Langford, Howard Dale Magazines Spickard, Mo. Langston, Joanne French Columbia, Mo. Langston, Wayne Odell Sociology Winfield, Mo. Lankford, James Allan Accounting Columbia, Mo. Lanzer, Thomas Walter Civil Engineering Florissant, Mo. Larsen, Julianne L. Music St. Louis, Mo. Larson, Carol Sue Advertising Kankakee, lll. Larson, Craig Robert Mathematics Huntleigh, Mo. Larson, Sara C. Spanish Columbia, Mo. Larwill, Marcus Hart Psychology St. Louis, Mo. Lasley, Robert J. B & PA. Not Listed Above Nevada, Mo. Lato, Diana Marie Spanish St. Louis, Mo.
Shelbyville, Missouri, 1900 May
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Shelbyville, Missouri, 1900 May
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Shelbyville, Missouri, May 1900. Streets: Second, Third, Main, Fifth, Lafayette, Jackson, Washington, Jefferson
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Back: HERT, BLONCHARD, HALLTZEL, NOWELL, Bo(:E(:L'En, G11.1;En'1‘, SMITH Third: ()BE1xM1LLE1x, RUAL, REEVES, LEVINE, CnA\vF()'n1), Fn1'r'rs, lVllLLEB, BUT'1‘oN Second: DUNCAN, HOUSE, REYNA, VVESTCOTT, F11)1)LEn, Joni), VVATKINS, President; MoonE Front: FISHBACK, HEBBELER, SIMMONS, PETTIJOHN, BELLS, I)ireclor,' PO'l"l‘GEN, Accompanisl,' KEA

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