Missouri House Faces Heavy Lawmaking and Tax Debates
The Missouri House spent long sessions shaping laws and debating tax changes. The Roads and Highways Committee backed a bus funding bill while trucks faced new road-use charges. A Workers Compensation hearing adjourned after midnight with industry and labor voices. The Lee property tax proposal failed 8 to 1, and leaders criticized salary growth amid tight budgets.
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House
Roads and Highways Committee
Appropriation Committee
Roads and Highway Committee
Missouri
Highway Department
House of Representatives
Workmen’s Compensation Committee
Dunsing
Pear
Supt. Lee
State Teachers Association
Committee On Education and Public Schools
Lee
Local Telephone Service Promise from Central West Missouri Co
The company argues each growing telephone on the exchange increases value and seeks 100 percent service for every subscriber. C. B. Chenoweth, local manager, states that complete connectivity is the goal, enabling immediate contact with any party unless absent from their line.
Lawful poultry trade and signature requirements debated
The document notes increased controls on poultry sales requiring buyer identification and a signed dotted line. It mentions representatives leaving for home Friday, engrossing bills with little opposition, and some bills being killed or barely passing. Saturday continued committee work with adjournment to Monday.
Browning Seniors Visit Kirksville With Teachers College
The Browning School senior class and sponsor Mr. Duckworth traveled to Kirksville last Saturday as guests of the Teachers College for an educational outing.
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Browning
Kirksville
College
Speciability Hall
Kirk Auditorium
Springfield
North Micouri
Duckworth
Teachers College
Specialists Offer Optometry Services At Metro Hotel
Two experienced optometrists with thirty four years of practice advertise eye care at the Stanley hotel in Milan and Linneus. They promote in house fitting and claim lower prices than jewelers or medical doctors. Meet Dr Palin next Monday at Milan and Wednesday at Linneus.
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Dr. Palin
Stanley Hotel
Milan
Linneus
Democratic voters of Jackson township meet to vote
Democratic voters of Jackson township meet on March 16 at Shafter to ballot for candidates in Tommekip offices. Polls open from nine to five. All candidates must register with the Township Clerk by March 12 by order of committee.
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Linneus
Winiga
North Salem
Cora
Purdin
Lisrens
Shafter
Hope
Rinehartes
M. A. Hale
Siy le
Theeste
Sedalix
Piarecelles
Jackson Township
Tommekip
Wash Dresses Showed at Farmers Store in New Styles
Wash dresses priced at 98 cents and 1.98 dollars draw shoppers to Farmers Store. New patterns and festive colors advertised alongside the affordable options.
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Farmers Store
Washington Birthday Party For Miss Annabell Atkins
Miss Annabell Atkins entertained many friends at a Washington Birthday Party last Friday. The home featured red white and blue decor with bunting flags and a large center cherry tree. Games and contests continued into the evening before a three course luncheon with fruit punch cake cocoa and festive favors.
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Annabell Atkins
Washington
Spring arrivals at Farmers Store offer best ladies wear
We have just returned from market with a new spring selection of ladies ready to wear and piece goods. Prices are lower than last season and the store invites customers to come in and see the new arrivals.
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Farmers Store
Woman killed in Mo. Pac. crash at Baker
Vivian Kathleen Eddie 20, wife of Sherman Eddie, died when their Moon coupe was struck by Missouri Pacific Train No. 108, near Baker, Kansas. Eddie survived with severe contusions, while Mrs Eddie’s skull was crushed. Funeral held at First Baptist church in Horton.
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Vivian Kathleen Eddie
Baker
Sherman Eddie
Missouri Pacific
Eddie
Hiawathan
Joe Eddie
Horton Hospital
Maxine
D. A. Ballance
Funk
Powhattan
Everest
Balance
Henderson
Frank Travis
Holton
Browning
Vivian Kathleen Gable
Grover. Gable
That City
Browning High School
Baptist Church
Horton
Evelyn
First Baptist Church
R. N. Hillyer
Buriel
Kennekuk
Kansas
Card of Thanks for Floral Offerings and Kindness
We express gratitude to the Ladies Aid Vivian's class the Sisters and Evelyn's class for the beautiful floral offerings and the kindness shown during our bereavement. Signed Mr and Mrs G H Gable and Evelyn.
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Vivian
Sisters
Evelyn
G. H. Gable
Sewing Club Hostess Delights Members With Surprise Birthday Gift
Wednesday of last week Mrs. J. D. Lay hosted the Sewing Club for a pleasant afternoon. Members gave dish towels to honorees Mrs. A. D. Peterson and Mrs. W. D. Grice. Mrs. J. B. Harmon arranged a box of towels embroidered with each member initials as a surprise. Invited guests included Mrs. Josie Jones, Mrs. H. L. Schrock, Mrs. B. H. Peterson, Mrs. Virgil Hope, Mrs. W. C. Thurlo and Miss Lorraine Glaze. A two course lap luncheon followed.
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J. D. Lay
A. D. Peterson
W. D. Grice
J. B. Harmon
Harmon
Josie Jones
H. L. Schrock
B. H. Peterson
Virgil Hope
W. C. Thurlo
Lorraine Glaze
Supper Guests Gather at Bolling Home
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Peters and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gooch with daughter Patricia visited Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bolling and daughter Virginia and J. S. Harmon for a Monday evening supper. Mrs. Bolling served the delicious meal and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Democrats of Duncan Township Primary Election Notice
The Democrats of Duncan Township will hold their primary election on Saturday March 9 1929 to nominate township officers by order of the committee.
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Duncan Township
Dr. Palm's Dates Better Glasses for less money
In Milan on March 4 Linneus the sixth is mentioned. The note lists Dr Palm promoting cheaper glasses and dates better optics. The fragment references a Milan location and a historical date context.
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Dr. Palm
Milan
Linneus
Permanent Wave Price at Clarkson Beauty Shoppe
Clarkson Beauty Shoppe in Brookfield Missouri offers a permanent wave for 4 dollars 95 cents with or without ringlet ends.
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