Bills Signed by Governor Folk Missouri Legislature Actions
The Missouri Legislature passed multiple bills which Governor Folk signed. Provisions include a two cent fare, no bond for non-resident attachment suits, capping insurance officers' salaries at 50 000, allowing contract defendants to offer compromises to plaintiffs lawyers, and making dying declarations admissible in manslaughter prosecutions. Additional items cover school term length to eight months, false fire alarms as felonies, longer bond terms for county collectors, and creation of a State Poultry Board.
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Missouri
State Poultry Board
Office of State
Foley Honey and Tar Advert Claim Quiet Cough and Cold
An old advertisement claims Foley Honey and Tar can stop coughs and break up colds quickly after taking a bag. It mentions a yellow package and asserts no opiates are included.
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Foley
Local Notes and Police News From Linn County
A Meadville merchant sold 1000 records and ordered forty phonographs after moving 70s in recent months. Deputy Sheriff Burns arrested Ernest Scobee at Worthington on burglary and larceny charges linked to looting at Stahl Coal Co and copper and brass thefts. County Clerk Johnson to issue hunter licenses for 1 dollar following Supreme Court ruling. uniform statewide fees. Reports of a town preacher, a migrant fortune teller assault in Paris, and a linneus capture. plans for new sidewalks and a school building election in Marceline. Immigration shifts from New Mexico to Montana. six to seven families plan to move north.
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Burns
Stahl
Ernest Scobee
Worthington
Scotee
Consolidated ‘Stahl Coal Company
Supreme Court
Johnson
Macon
Seven Year Pasture and Soiling Milk Yield Report
The study tracks 17K cows across seven years, noting lowest per cow averages around 1885 quarts and peaks near 2933 quarts in pasture, with overall seven year averages about 1583 quarts. Soiling and stall fed groups show similar trends with high single cow yields over 5000 quarts, and year by year increases in milk production despite minimal high feeding of oil cake and bran. Clover and vetch provide summer greens, and health remained solid throughout.
Browning Missouri City Election Set for April 2 1907
Notice announces Browning Missouri will hold a city election on Tuesday April 2 1907 to elect a mayor marshal police judge and two aldermen for East and West wards. East ward voting at the court house West ward at the north room of the school building with named judges P I Stone G W Nifong C C Jessee and R L Gibson J I Russell E R Carter Frank Bailey. City Clerk J L Kn signs the notice on March 11 1907.
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Browning
D. B. Stone
R. W. Mae
Court House
East Ward
P. I Stone
G. W. Nifong
C. C. Jessee
Westward
R. L. Gibson
J. I. Russell
E. R. Carter
Frank Bailey
J. L. Kn
Found at Last Perfect Pill for Liver and Constipation
J A Karpman of the west Ve finds a pill that never disappoints and helps torpid liver and chronic constipation. He endorses talie dr. King's New Life Pills guaranteed satisfactory. 25c at Srbok Epperso d ¢ stthise. Verain & rad race's. Zeee Fa Sees.
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J. A. Karpman
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Annual School Meeting at Browning District Missouri
Notice to Browning School District voters in Linn and Sullivan counties Missouri of the annual meeting on April 2 2007 at 7 am. Agenda includes electing two board members replacing E B Fields and J W Jones, voting to eliminate one cent levy, and voting for County School Judges G V Baker C W White J P Pipte.
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Browning
Linn and
Sullivan
Missouri
E. B. Fields
J. W.jones
G. V. Baker
C.W. White
J. P. Pipte
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Marceline
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J. L. Kille
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