Financial woes plague prison under Baker regime
State penitentiary finances reveal monthly deficits of 25,000 dollars against 55,000 to 60,000 in revenue, with 30,000 drawn from reserves and 48,000 in bills outstanding. The penal board contemplates a 250,000 appropriation to act as a reserve, while officials warn of rising costs from more prisoners and delayed bill payments.
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Baker
Tae lue-Haker
Knloe
Baloe
Enon
Penal Board
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Wsibat
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Higher
Costa
Schultz William M. to be buried at Pleasant Hill
Funeral services for William M. Schultz age 67, previously of Heavaita, will be held Thursday morning at Pleasant Hill with Rev. Paul Weber officiating and burial in Pleasant Hill cemetery. The deceased died early Tuesday at Hulton. He is survived by one sister and four nieces. Judge W. W. Graves returned yesterday from Buena Vista, Colorado, with his granddaughter, after a short vacation.
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William M. Schultz
Heavaita
Hulton
Pleasant Hill
Paul Weber
Ma. Schultz
W. W. Graves
Buena Vista
Colorado
Cher
He Hahem
Witten Services To Be Weld This Afternoon
Funeral services for George M Witten of Monroe Street will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family home. He died Sunday at St. Mary's Hospital. Survived by his wife, one brother, two sisters, and hundreds of friends.
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George M Witten
St. of
Monroe Street
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Witten
High School Boys Leave for Coast for California Trip
George Fisher and Tom Moore, city high school students, plan an overland trip in a Ford roadster to California State. They will camp along the route and likely spend the winter in the West, remaining indefinitely. Mr and Mrs George Kuolheyer Jr, who wed Monday morning, left on their wedding trip to Springfield, TH, and other nearby places.
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George Fisher
Tom Moore
California State
West End
George Kuolheyer, Jr
Springfield
Circus at Lincoln Institute Park Parade and Shows Draw Jefferson City
A traveling circus arrives by Missouri Pacific and stages a full day of events at Lincoln Institute Park in Jefferson City. The program includes a 2 PM first performance with a 20 minute band, a parade for the nations, open animal cages, and an 8 PM evening show. Public schools adjourn for the parade.
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Missouri Pacific
High Street
Ball Park
Lincoln Army
McGarty Os
Beth Park
Gilson
Los Alex
Will West
Historic Review of America
Jefferson City
Waipan
Higl Street
Esquitrientie
My Neighbor Says Dean's Pills Help Kidney Trouble
Jefferson City man W H Tremaine shares his recovery from kidney trouble with Dean's Pills. He recalls severe back pain and collapse before using the remedy, then notes lasting relief and repeated use for minor relapses. Sold for 60 cents at dealers via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Jefferson City
W. H. Tremaine
McCarty
Foster-Milburn Ca
Mars
Buffalo, N.Y
End bunion pain forever with Everald oil remedy
An advertisement promises lasting bunion relief through Everald oil applied nightly. It touts a two ounce bottle of full strength monry's miracle as the original product and offers a refund if not satisfied. The ad claims reduced swollen veins with nightly application and emphasizes quick, continued improvement.
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Aok
Trelas
Monry
Mracralt
Ccameeet Govery
Weekend auto accidents few despite heavy holiday traffic
Weekend traffic saw few auto accidents though roads were crowded. A Monday night collision near Macon involved a Chevrolet driven by lam Koeeher. blinding headlights reportedly caused the crash. All occupants escaped serious injury. other minor collisions were reported with no serious harm.
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Macon
Chevrolet Aedan
Lam Koeeher
Font
Hoechea
Mya
J.T. Woeldikt
Mes
B. He. Rige
Graham Brothers Cut Truck Price Again
Announcement of a $100 reduction in the Graham Brothers one ton truck price takes effect September 9. EW Decker, Dodge dealer, lauds the cut as substantial and notes the earlier reduction within four months. The company cites increased production and factory expansion as enabling further improvements while maintaining value for buyers. Weekend visitors include Carl Tanner and daughter from St Louis and W Jacobs of New Orleans, among others.
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Graham Brothers
EW. Decker
Lo-Cal
Dodge Brothers
Mr. Decker
Carl Tanner
St. Louis
Mr. W. Jacobs
New Orleans
Foreign Law Makers To Meet In Halls Of U S Senate And House
Foreign lawmakers plan to meet in the halls of the U S Senate and House to discuss international affairs including the function of the presidency, Pan American development, and multi country representation. Delegates from various nations will participate in a conference emphasizing cooperation and economic ties.
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U.S. Senate
House
Russell Keyes to Open Law Office Here
Russell Keyes announces the opening of a new law office at 225 1.2 Elm Street in the city. Keyes, a university graduate, plans to build a prominent practice with a focus on preparedness and public service, aiming for a successful legal career in Capital City.
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University of 3
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Hiwh
Rus OA Keyes
Avenidt
Fan
Mane
Celebrated Labor Day events noted in local page
A fragment reports Chavies Wills and H. Taeker at a Labor Day gathering. It mentions a premier meeting yesterday, with Roy-Mes and William Donahue connected to a home in St. Louis area. Sister Mrs. Phen is also noted in attendance.
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H. Taeker
R del Roy- Mes
William Donahue H
St. Lowis
Jhuemunel
Phen
Busy City Council Session Details and Finances
The council held a lengthy meeting addressing street and sidewalk installations on Miller and Beous streets, curb repairs, and utility issues. Officers reported receipts, treasurer balances, and police salary increases with multiple cases resolved, fines paid, stays granted, and one committal noted.
Eye Strain Help Highlighted by New Lens Option
A compact note describes a lens approach claimed to ease eye strain and improve comfort. It mentions BY and options in eyewear, aiming at reducing fatigue during prolonged use.
Local families gather as kin visit in Jefferson City area
A string of weekend visits and family arrivals crossed several households. Mrs. G W Hutchinson and Mrs AL Mutchinson welcomed news of newborn Barry and attended family gatherings with W Phelen and kin. George Cook and family spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Sarah Cook, while Mr and Mrs Joseph Henry from Kansas City visited Mrs J C Mila. Annie Wanic of St Louis traveled to see her mother, and other relatives hosted relatives from Centertown, Ramiteau, and Lexineton area.
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Prie
Nada Allen
G. W. Hutchinson
AL Mutchinson
W. Phelern
Pueslay
Barry Ainl
J. Snodgrass
Tony Snodgrass
Jefferson City
George Cook
Sarah Cook
Joseph Henry
Kansas City
J.C. Mila
Tone Pace
Centertown
Velma Lotz
Herman Halhliman
Herman Haldiman
Arch Hackney
Ramiteau
Annie Wanic
St. Lani
FE. J. Kanis
John Holdreeger
Tlesxineton
Mos
I W. Phelen
P. J. Lotz
A. W. Reichel
Faid J. S. Cook
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