Missouri Tax Revisions Cut State Valuation
The State Board of Equalization in Jefferson City finished revising the state tax base for 1923. Total valuation falls from last year’s 4.616 billion to about 3.633 billion, with large losses in personal property and farm values while street railways and bridge firms see little change. Delinquent income tax push continues in eastern Missouri, with penalties and fines outlined.
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State Board of Equalization
Atefferson City
State Tax Commission
St. Louis
Kansas City
and Line
Tax Commission
Public Service Corporations
Freimuth
Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Jewell Mayes
Mayes
Bank of Dearborn
Dearborn
St. Joseph
Platte and
Bunchanan County
Marsh Martin
Poplar Bluff
Association of Probate Judges of
Columbia
H. A. Collier
Boone County Supreme Court
B Williams
Macon County
E. A. Shannon
Audrain County
W. J. Lavery
Barton County
Nevada
Otho Hulen
Hulen
Paul Gardner
Butler County
Gardner
Geo. E. Hackmann
W. W.rector
Elias Bancroft
Henry Shields
Peter C. Glover
William Monroe
Abraham Fulkerbon
Wiliam TW
Buffington
Barrett
Missouri Pacific
Pacific Coast
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis City
Buchanan County
United States
National Branch Bank
United States Supreme Court
Robert C. Morris
New York
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Missouri At Columbia
Many Good Dishes for Dessert from USDA Guidance
The article outlines dessert planning to complement meals and avoid excess protein after heavy courses. It endorses fruit as a simple finish, notes Italians favor fresh fruit, and discusses puddings, custards, jellies, custards, and milk desserts. It promotes cobblers and fruit pies as wholesome options and lists USDA Farmers' Bulletins for recipes and guidance.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Good Corn Pudding Recipe
A corn pudding served with meat may be made from cooked corn blended with an equal amount of custard without sugar and baked. Simmer milk with corn ten minutes, thicken with cornstarch, add salt and pepper, then egg yolk. Fold in stiff egg white, bake twenty minutes in a water bath.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cook French Fried Onions Accompany Pork Chops
The United States Department of Agriculture says French fried onions pair well with pork chops. They are prepared by slicing onions across the grain, dusting with flour, and frying until golden brown. Apple sauce or stewed dried apples also make good accompaniments.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Clean Linen Shades Care Tip
Advice on cleaning linen shades by laying them flat and rubbing with powdered bath brick to refresh their appearance.
Iceless refrigerator plan used by Wheatland florist
A Wheatland Wyoming florist adapts Farmers Bulletin 927 to an old bookcase to create an iceless refrigerator. Extension workers cite using dripping pans of packed box boards with rubber sheeting, perforated sides, a canvas cover, and a removable bottom shelf to drain water. Glass doors remain to display flowers while air circulation maintains cool temperatures.
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Wheatland
Platte County
Wyoming
United States Department of Agriculture
Wyoming State Agricultural College
Farmers
The Housewife Advice on Laundering and Baking Tips
Tear and hole repairs before laundering prevent further damage. Remove covered buttons before washing to avoid rust. Store summer garments in cedar bags to prevent creasing. A pan of hot water in the oven speeds baking potatoes and keeps skins tender.
Clovers Bring Odd Luck To Sally Hawkins And Doctor
Sally Hawkins finds a clump of four leaf clovers that she believes will bring luck. She loses her job, faces hardship, and after a sequence of misfortunes meets Dr. Frank Lawrence who becomes her suitor. Both plan marriage after the clover’s odd charm leads to romance.
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Sally Rawkins
Sally
Frank Lawrence
Doctor Lawrence
Professor Lawrence
Garfield
Garfields
Mrs. Garfield
Mr. Hodge
Five-Pound Topaz From Brazil Joins Field Museum Find
Dr. Oliver C. Farrington and Field Museum paleontologists return from Brazil with a five pound topaz noted for its size and clarity. They report a even larger 26 pound topaz seen at a mine. Gems come from pegmatite granite deposits exploitable with a shovel.
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Missouri News Nuggets
Frank Kelly
Cape Girardeau
William Browning
James W. Stover
Howell County
Willow Springs
Supreme Court
University of Missouri
Arthur Doerr Bond
Perryville
Walter Essman
Bland
Florien P. Gass
Benton M. Lee
Gilbert Kelly Robinson
Ironton
Wwill
Oxford
Lawrence W. Demuth
Mexico
Chester Denny
Creve Coeur
C. L. Bower
University
Mystical Seven
Brewer
Don Faurot
Mountain Grove
R. D. Waddell
T. Spencer Shore
Clyde Smith
Sapulpa
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Miss Hawkins
Sally Hawkins
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