1883 Iron Co. Register (Ironton, MO) 21 June 8/1: [of a sportsman] The trump of fame shall sound his name / And nothing can out rank it, / While thousands throng to beat his game, / And see him stretch the lanket.at stretch a/the blanket (v.) under blanket, n.
1898 Iron Co. Register (MO) 1 Dec. 4/1: We think ourselves some punkins on the vine.at some pumpkins (n.) under pumpkin, n.
1899 Iron Co. Register (Ironton, MO) 6 Apr. 3: The pleasure of lambasting a job lot of cocoanut-headed Fillipinos.at coconut-headed (adj.) under coconut, n.1
1902 Iron Co. Register (MO) 9 Jan. 4/2: The average man stares [...] as a country pumpkin on his first visit to the circus.at country pumpkin (n.) under country, adj.
1910 Iron Co. Register (MO) 10 Nov. 6/1: ‘Big Bill’ the Koniacker, one of the foremost wholeseale dealers in ‘queer’.at koniacker, n.
1913 Iron Co. Register (MO) 14 Aug. 8/1: I calls dis yuh mule Politician uh-kaze de minute yo’ takes yo’ eye off’n de bodacious scoun’el right den he’s into devilbent.at bodacious, adj.
1916 Iron Co. Register (Ironton, MO) 30 Nov. 4/1: One of the gratifying results of the late campaign is the rebuke given by the [...] German-Americans to the blabber-mouths assuming to speak for them.at blabbermouth, n.