Jumble of local notices and names in Dickinson area
Dr Hanna Optician appears among many blips of goods and visits. Local people record stock movements to St Louis and Chicago, farm news, medical notes, and social calls. Weather turns wintry with snow and rain, barns burn after Halloween, and community health remains upbeat with hospital stays improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred II
St.Louis
Andrew Myers
Cecil Lambert
East of Purdin
J.T. Hooker
Jonah Browning
Gilman City
Chidren
Dickinson
Clive Freeland
Kirksville
Duncan Township
W. J. Dodson
Brookfield
Wink Stuffle- Bean
Hinda Rush
Chester Schrock and Sons
Harry Rhodes
Cecil Dodson
W. L. Taylor
Byron
G. T. Carter
J. J. Smith
Josie Jones
Mont Burris
Linneus
Hubert Cokerham
T. W. Seale
P. P. Kollasch
Clarence
Edgar Carter
R A. Thurlo
Cecil Taylor
Verl Dell
W. H. Dickinson
Culver Stockton College
Canton
Harvey Fields
Kemper
Ralph Trumbo
Near Roger
Willie + Ware
Glenn Moore
St. Louis
A. W. Cotter
Purdin
R. J. McCollum
North Salem
H. F. Kille
Milan
Ess
Dickin
L. M. Kenley
Leon
Harvey
Neet
Fulkerson
Bowyer
Chicago
Ben Slater
Paul Porter
Galt
Ib Spencer
Warner Correll
Charley Grice
Lora Myers
Vadis Nickell
Ralph Collins
Roger
Fred Tunnell
Guy L. Peters
M. A. Holman
Hollis Duckworth
Alpha Linhart
Carico
Srl Deskins
G. L. Cotter
Fort Madison
J. E. Cotter
E. E. Harris
S. H. Linhart
Linhart
Herbert Williams
Near
Reger
Walter Linhart
I. J. Wilson
Near Mendon
W. B. Arnold
Edwin Martin
Brassfield Brothers
R.E. Harris
Kenley and Smith
Teachers Leave for State Association Meeting in Kansas City
Superintendent Holman and eight teachers including Prof. Duckworth and Miss Linhart depart for Kansas City to attend the annual state teachers association meeting. They will join nationally prominent educators on the program, with expectations of a profitable and instructive session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nevins
Chillicothe
Rachel D. Nevins
W. W. Cowgill
Milan
Dickinson
James Swisegood
Near North Salem
Johnny Stephenson
Near Roger
Jimmie Stone
Brookfield
Will Stone
D. A. Taylor
Linneus
J. D. Lay
Liera Bauer
Richard
Seymour
Iowa
J.B. Marvin
Elmer Wykoff
Helen
Chillicothe Wert
Oren
J. T. Hooker
LC. Lantz
Paul McCollum
J.A. Richardson
EiPaso
Texas
Laura Simpson
R. J. Potter
Near Wheeling
J. G. Shipp
C. E. Potter
Repeal of Check Tax Urged to Aid Banks and Nation
Holderness argues that the check tax harms Missouri banks and national finances. He contends it fails to meet revenue goals and drives hoarding, forcing banks to act as unpaid collectors for the government. The policy curtails credit and provokes account closures, with cash kept privately to dodge the tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Holderness
Congress
Tax burdens questioned in fiscal debate
A reader argues that the tax system is causing more harm than good, doubting its value and wisdom while noting new federal taxes deepen concerns about overall fiscal policy and economic impact.
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Dr. Hanna
H. Linhart
J. H. Nickell
New Line
George Jennings
Cora
W. S. Pipes
Carrollton
Ephonse Linhart
Clinnous
C. L. Grice
Orville Hampton
Winigan
Nation
J. B. Fleming
Maude Wilson
Donald
Wilson
Neva Bales
Fairbury
Neb
Becker
Sullivan County
Browning
Missouri Transit Lines
Maytag Company
Direphonana
Newton, Iowa
Pears
Tabi
Bailey Maytag Company
Browning, Misson
Tor
Administrator's Sale
D. M. Hamilton
Humphreys
Hamilton Church
Harry Hamilton
Hamilton Unity Club Ladies
J. V. Forson
Ra Smith
D. H. Cowgill