Proposal to issue bonds for Missouri capitol project
Notice for a special state election on August 1, 1911 to ratify an act authorizing Missouri to issue bonds up to three and one half million dollars for building a new state capitol, furnishing, land purchase, and related costs. Tax levies and bond terms described. secretary of state certification included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
46Th General Assembly
Missouri
ATH General Assembly
General Assembly
State of Missouri
State of
State Board of Fund Commissioners
United States
Board of Land Commissioners
Etete
Aaid Board
Capitol
Thie
Cornelius Roach
General Assembly of
Jefferson
Questions of Life in The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser
An advertisement promises The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser by R V Pierce M D offers a 1008 page home medical guide to health and marriage formed from laws of health and nature. Readers can obtain a free copy by sending 31 one cent stamps to 682 Washington St Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Washington St
Buffalo
New York
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertise Kidney Health Warning
Warning on kidney symptoms urges early treatment with Doan's Kidney Pills. Addresses Butler Missouri and Buffalo New York, noting 50 cent price and drugstore availability. Mrs H H Wells testifies to relief and urges use by others. Dean's brand emphasized with recall to avoid other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Butler
Doan
H. H. Wells
E. Dakota St
Frank Clay
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Twin Bridal Twins Depart In Unison From Adrian Mo
San Marcos Texas June 10 Leland and Leland Tabler the Adrian Missouri twins depart with their twin wives Alma and Alta Moore The wedding and departure caused a stir as the couples travel en route after a ceremony performed by Rev Cullom H Booth Twin households in Adrian share a single kitchen and dining area while remaining two homes with identical furnishings and layout
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San Marcos
Tex
Leland
Leland Tabler
Adrian
Alma
Alta Moore
Cullom H. Booth
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Booth
Alma Moore
Alta
Leland and
Lerand Tabler
Tabler
Sheriff Sale in Bates County Missouri Involved Parties
The Bates County sheriff will sell at public auction on June 23, 1911, at the east door of the courthouse in Butler. Proceeds go to the court decree in the partition case of Q. Jackson and Elizabeth Blankenbaker versus Anna Booh and others. The land includes portions of sections 14 23 24 in township 39 range 41, all in Bates County Missouri, for cash to the highest bidder.
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Court House
Ats Butler
Bates County
Missouri
Nourthwest
W.j. Bullock
Carrie Nation Dies in Leavenworth Sanatorium
Carrie Nation, renowned Kansas saloon smasher, died at 7:05 PM in Leavenworth after a long illness. She had been in ill health since January 22, when she entered a sanitarium to recover from a nervous breakdown. Doctors cited paresis, and relatives were alerted as she faded, with only the physician and a nurse at her bedside. Delays in reading letters were due to fears of pending lawsuits over services on a platform.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Suwalsky
Governor appoints labor department deputies in Missouri
Austin W. Biggs announced the selection of William C. Atkeson of Butler and R. J. Smith of Princeton as deputies in the main Missouri office. Additional deputies, two jail agents, a clerk, and a stenographer will be named, with deputies to run free employment bureaus in St. Louis Kansas City and St. Joseph. Mr. Smith is a real estate agent and Atkeson was a 1908 Republican congressional candidate. The commission will take office Thursday with changes from prior arrangements.
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Jefferson City
Austin W. Biggs
St. Louis
Hadley
William C. Atkeson
Butler
R. J. Smith
Princeton
Ial
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Smith
Atkeson
Congress
David Am
Eulion
Hiller
Farm furrows and farm life notes from Decoration Day
A rural column covers crops and farm tasks with silage use, fence building, drag cultivation to deter mice, hedge management, wild fruit trespass issues, and the challenge of row spacing. It also notes success in traveling sales for phonographs, variable cream weights, and how produce sales influence grocery spending.
Frisco Scholarships Offer 45 Agricultural Picks for Missouri
The Frisco Railroad offers forty five $100 scholarships for the University of Missouri short winter course in agriculture, next winter. One scholarship will go to a county winner who grows and exhibits the best ten ears of corn this year. Winners receive full fourteen weeks expenses including railroad fare starting November 1, 1910. The course covers soil fertility crops animal breeding stock judging veterinary science dairying and more to teach practical farming improvements.
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Frisco Railroad
University of Missouri
Frisco
Agricultural College
Missouri
Glen QC
Yoder
Holden
Grant H. Morthland
Moline
H. B. Herring
Forest Green
C. Bb
Hutchison
Sec'y Mo
Corn Growers Ass'n
University of Missouri, Columbia
Doctors Failed To Help Her In Dyspepsia Era
A Wisconsin woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long standing dyspepsia and female troubles after fourteen years of doctor visits. The ad praises the product, offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts, and includes testimonials from men praising value of a corn growing contest and information on Missouri agricultural opportunities and scholarships.
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Pound
Wis
Lydia KE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
New Discovery Aids Newark Man In Lung Trouble
It was a long and bloody battle for life waged by James B. Mershon of Newark New Jersey who credits Dr Kings New Discovery with his recovery. He suffered lung hemorrhages weakness and weeks unable to work before using the medicine which he says has done all that was claimed It is supreme for weak sore lungs obstinate coughs stubborn colds hoarseness grippe asthma hay fever or any lung trouble Trial bottle free 50c and 1 00 Guaranteed by F T Clay.
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James B. Mershon
Newark
N. J
Dr. King
F. T. Clay
Electric Bitters for Women Health Beauty and Vitality
A Victorian advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak unhealthy women. It claims benefits include regulated stomach liver and kidneys purified blood strong nerves bright eyes and clear skin. Endorsed by F T Clay B F Mann St Louis Florence Mann Manville Ky.
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F. T. Clay's
B. F. Mann
St. Louis
Florence Mann
Manville
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State of Missouri Department of State
Pastor
Tabler Boys
Moore Girls
Texas
Warrensburg
Commercial
Citizens
E. R. Hout
Warrensburs
Omice
H. E. Mulkey
Goray
A. EK. Guyton'’s Livery Barn
Clay’s Prescription Drug Store
North Side Square
W. O. Atkeson
Scott
Procru
Farner and Steckman
Mother Earth
Pierce N.Y
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