Missouri General Assembly opens bids for reforms and economy
Jefferson City as the fifty fourth General Assembly nears end of three fourths of the regular session. Committees report on criminal code reform bills, venue change exams, and bond forfeiture rules while the Association for Economy in Public Expenditures backs a major consolidation of boards under nine departments. Tax proposals gain momentum with tobacco, amusement, income, corporate franchise, property, and an extra gasoline levy debated. Banking code tightening and a proposed jail sentence for crime reporting also surface. In Columbia, Christian College students tour Washington as others react to a courthouse riot. West Plains sees Dr W N Russell buried in Canada after his death. Eldon brothers Clifford and Victor Stewart receive prison terms for bank robbery in Westphalia.
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Jefferson City
General Assembly
Association For Criminal Justice
Association For
Senate
Association For Economy In Public
House
Nso
the Economy Association
Missouri
Dr. Ray
Kansas City
Colombia
Christian College
Washington
Nelson
Columbia District
Distriets
Pete Labella
West Plains
W. N
Stayner
Ontario
Canda
Clifford
Victor Stewart
Eldon
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Westphalia
Laurie Confesses Truth in Hoax Ending Night Studio scene
Laurie reveals a staged crisis to his friends Epstein Bangs and Doris Mayo, confessing Shaw is dead but the danger was a planned hoax. The plan collapses into relief and tears as Bangs sobs, while Doris processes the shocking revelation of the prank.
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Rodney Bangs
Jacob Epstein
Doris
Laurie
Stron
Shaw
Sea
Epstein
Devon
Herbert Shaw
Rodney
Laurien
Ile
Perkins
Miss Mayo
Tvsseite
Bangs
Ikethe
Perking
Arn
Hit
bin Yen
Lourie
Eli Nax
Tve
Christmas in New Zealand and a saxophone plea
Excerpts describe New Zealand Christmas as birdsong season with bright plumage and nesting in spring. Petrels, owls, bellbirds and other melodists fill the air with varied notes before church bells. A separate dialogue shows a family dispute about practicing saxophone at home, highlighting a member eager to learn amid others' noise.
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New Zealand
The Camel as Ship of the Desert Lively but Restless
The text mocks the camel as the ship of the desert, noting its rough motion and the awkward spectacle of a passenger perched on a fragile back. It describes the animal as quarrelsome, biting, kicking others, and producing seasick reactions among riders.
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Howdah
Best System of Education Sce nae quoted by James A. Gas Bela
A quotation from James A. Gas Bela extols an ideal education system funded by voluntary community effort and individual sacrifice rather than taxation. The text frames education as a public good sustained by voluntary support and personal responsibility.
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James A. Gas. Bela
Kidney Health Adverts Urge Water and Jad Salts
A health note stresses guarding against kidney trouble from rich foods and acids in blood. It promotes drinking soft water and four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush kidneys and neutralize acids, claiming relief for bladder issues and various ailments. It also notes Jad Salts as inexpensive and safe for home use.
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