Grammar School Textbooks Expanded for All Grades
MU tps Clerk John T Buckley of the Board of Education said that fifth through eighth grade textbooks will be provided this year. The district has furnished free books for the first four grades in prior years and now covers all grammar school grades, making a liberal education accessible to every child in the district.
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MU Tps
John T. Buckley
Board of Education
Rt Bogan Visits Luxora For Friendly Wednesday Call
Rt. Bogan of Luxora Arkansas arrived on Wednesday and began shaking hands with friends, greeting locals during a casual visit.
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I. Rt
Bogan
Luxora, Ark
Guitars and stringed instruments advertised at Lefler's Drug Store
Lefler's Drug Store advertises cut prices on guitars violins banjos and mandolins. The notice highlights a broad sale of musical instruments.
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Lefler
Smith Visits Hayti in Congressional Bid
Robert J. Smith of Campbell, a Republican candidate for Congress, was in Hayti on Wednesday. He impressed locals but faces resistance from supporters of the incumbent Joe J. Russell. Meatte attended the funeral of Mrs Amelia Helen Henson in Sikeston, mother of John LaGrand and aunt of Meatte. Lee Brand Flour sold at Averill's Store. Brasher visited Marston with the Hopkins couple recently.
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Robert J. Smith
Campbell
Congress
Hayti
Mr. Smith
Joe Russell
Joe J. Russell
W. P. Meatte
Sikeston
Amelia Helen Henson
John LaGrand
Railroad Wage Controversy and Potential Work Stoppage
A vote among train workers across railroads asks whether to grant leaders authority to strike over wage demands near 100 million dollars. The public service role of railroads is stressed, noting annual transportation costs and wages funded by taxpayers and users.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Country lawyer McAllister contours for Attorney General
Frank W. McAllister of Monroe County emerges as a Democratic candidate for Attorney General with strong local and social standing. Voters in rural areas favor a state post from the countryside, citing his proven ability and influence on the State Board of Validation.
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Monroe County
Oil prospecting to test underground lake theory near Hayti
Experts in Topeka report plans to drill near Hayti Missouri to probe a supposed underground oil lake linked to past earthquakes. The International Oil Company will undertake the project with wells planned to reach 2,000 feet as scientists debate seismic origins and potential oil production.
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Topeka
Kas
Hayti
Ista Jt
Chimes Ericson
Kansas City
International Oni Company
Tr Rowls
Athenticos
Tral Coal
Chiessa
Foto
Canada
Address Change Request Noted for Paper Delivery
The reader requests a change of her mailing address on the newspaper subscription. The message mentions a name and partial location details, indicating confusion or illegible handwriting.
Edison Mazda Lamps Sold Only at Lef ers' Drug Store
The genuine Edison Mazda Lamps are offered exclusively at Lef ers' Drug Store.
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Lefers
Good Roads Lecture Urges National Highway Unity and Action
The American Highway Association lectured states on neglect of roads, noting 2,260,000 miles of public highways, $260 million annual spending, and only about 120,000 miles truly good. It urges a 12-year plan to build 500 to 600 miles yearly per state, linking local roads to trunk highways with coordinated effort from Washington. Indianapolis News.
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American Highway Association
United States
Washington
Highway Association
New Jersey
Department of Public Roads
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Surfac ed roads by state and nation in 1916
Surface roads in the United States total 2 273 000 miles with 247 490 miles surfaced 10 9 percent. States listed include Ohio 28 312 Indiana 26 831 New York 22 Georgia 12 600 Wisconsin 11 hoo Kentucky 10 636 Texas 9 700 California 9 388 Illinois 9 000 Massachusetts 8 928 Michigan 8 859 and Missouri 3 000. In 1914 6 805 state and state aid roads were built and 39 958 miles were maintained with state aid. Total state and state aid road construction up to Jan 1 1916 was 35 477 miles.
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Minnesota Plans $3 Million Boost for Lower Highways
Minnesota will spend 3 million dollars for lower highways with state and county allocations this year. Engineer George W. Cooley of the state highway commission notes a one mill tax to fund the program, with the state's share projected to cover half of late-road expenses.
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Minnesota
George W. Cooley
State Highway Commission
Booster Never Quits The Good Roads Booster
The passage extols a steadfast good roads advocate whose persistence persists beyond setbacks, praising the booster’s enduring commitment and the blessing they symbolize for infrastructure advocacy.
Roads Should Shed Water for Clearer Transit
Road designers push for surfaces that shed water quickly to keep streets safe and passable after rain. Experts urge maintenance to prevent puddles and hydroplaning, citing better visibility and fewer accidents.
Unprofitable Roade ld fouls and business closure
Unclear OCR fragment reports unprofitable road service or business, with lines about shutting down and waiting for someone named Dla. Content is fragmented and lacks clear entities or actionable details.
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Amy Dla
Williams Wins Democratic Nomination Race for Judge
Judge Jed L. Williams, a farmer’s son who advanced from Jasper County practice to the Supreme Court Commission, seeks the Democratic nomination for Judge of Division No. 2 of the Supreme Court. He faces a St. Louis opponent. supporters predict a strong statewide vote given his record and tenure.
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Jed L. Williams
Supreme Court
Joplin
Jasper County
Supreme Court Commission
Willfiams
St. Louis
Supreme
Williams
Democrat-Tribune
Mrs Buckley Visits Lamar Arkansas Then Returns Home
Mrs John T Buckley spent several weeks visiting her mother in Lamar Arkansas and returned home Sunday night. W T Lowery Concord blacksmith thanks for prompt subscription renewal. L L Keller made a business trip to Caruthersville Tuesday.
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John T. Buckley
Lamar
Ark
W. T. Lowery
Concord
L. L. Keller
Caruthersville
For Sale Advertisements From Hayti and Uscola
Classified notice list offering stock pens at 2.00 per bushel, a four room residence near the Frisco depot with easy terms, four vacant lots and a house and lot, log wagons, a 20 drive passenger automobile in good condition for 250, two good mares in foal around 7 or 8 years old, cash or note terms, all items in Hayti Mo and Uscola Mo with contact details.
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Frisco Depot
Ju K. Riess Haytl
L. Popham
Hayth
M. G. Manuel
L‘uscola
Hupmobile 42 1914 model for sale or exchange
Five passenger Hupmobile 42 1914 model recently painted and overhauled, run one year. Absolutely guaranteed. Will sell or exchange for wood real estate in Huyti or Caruthersville. Address XY, cure the Huyti Herald.
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Ehuyti
Caruthersville
Huyti Herald
Promotion by Merit and Daily Service in Industry
The piece argues promotion comes to workers who consistently do more than required, applying intelligent, careful thought beyond hours or systems. It emphasizes merit over rote rules, stating true advancement reflects daily effort aligned with the employer’s interests and the heart and mind behind labor, not mere muscle.
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Neor
Wiltet
Fishing party and visitors in Arkansas towns
W. H. Bolen and wife, Dr. W. A. Swearingen and wife, and Mrs. Sperling formed a fishing party on Pemiscot Bayou the latter part of last week. Miss Myrtle Robertson is enjoying a pleasant visit with her aunts in Paragould, Ark, and with her friend Miss Doris Barbee in Jonesboro, Ark.
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W. H. Bolen
W. A. Swearingen
Sperling
Pemiscot Bayou
Myrtle Robertson
Paragould
Ark
Doris Barbee
Jonesboro, Ark
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