Public service rate clash and stock survey reported
A contested decision over valuing property for utility rates faces a broader policy debate as the St Joseph Street Railway and related firms argue for a higher valuation while auditors favor cost-based figures. The Missouri governor and state auditor approved higher superintendent salaries, and a livestock survey commission moves to catalog owners, locations, and stock numbers. A wave of local items follows, including public safety, prohibition debates, and a fatal police shooting in Rich Hill.
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Sofferson
Europe
Wilay
St Joseph
Bonds Voted for Lebanon District and Local Alerts
Bonds for 85000 were approved in the Lebanon special road district by a vote exceeding ten to one. Wright county prosecutor A Jackson resigned. his son J W Hacksey named as successor. A hospital stock company is being organized in Crane Community. County agent program planned in Oregon county. Cape Girardeau health chief Charles Stove died of junot disease at age 38. A high bid for school district projects in Cape Girardeau and other items appear amid scattered notices.
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Lebanon
Separate Skirts Reflect Changing Fashion Trends
Fashion advocates describe separate skirts as adaptable and practical for midsummer wear. The article details fabrics such as dark blue with white stripes, plaited panels, and tassel finishes, noting ease of adjustment and coordinated outfits with lightweight blouses and waists.
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Army of
Marvelous hats and spring millinery described
The piece reviews spring hat styles with an emphasis on elegance and variety. It notes sailor shapes in Titania cloth, batavia coverings, lattice stitched hats, and a French influence. Short sleeves and novelty jackets accompany the hats, highlighting tailored, wrist length designs for the season.
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Sherawat
China
Ark
Enreliites
Sayles
France
Batavia
Entoy
Orchard Variety of Big Importance for Fruit Handlers
United States Department of Agriculture warns fruit handlers that varietal characteristics govern value from grower to consumer. Proper selection of apple and peach varieties affects storage, shipping, and end use, reducing losses and aligning products with dessert or cooking needs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Winter Feeding Favored in Orchards and Fruit Plantations
The article notes that winter feeding benefits orchards and fruit plantings by sheltering soil from heaving and reducing fertility loss as nutrients wash down. It emphasizes using the cover to protect soil during freezing and to prepare for spring growth.
Cleaning Out for Orchard Winter Renovation Profitable
General renovation of the orchard during the winter is profitable. Cleaning out dead wood and brush helps remove disease and insect pests that may threaten trees.
Peter and John in Acts lessons and their risen Christ impact
A lesson review outlines the life work and joint ministry of Peter and John as depicted in Acts. It emphasizes their preaching at Pentecost, healing of a lame man, witness before the Sanhedrin, judgment on Ananias and Sapphira, and the continuing testimony of the Living Christ through the apostles. The material covers Peter and John’s role in evangelism, miracles, and the spread of the early church under Christ’s power.
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Peter
John
Christ
Jesus Christ
Juln
Jesus
Sipphira
Mei
Samaria
Pht
Saetara
Johny
Seton
Che Chimel
Teten
Peter Shwe
Beruisiy
Lennon
Charles
Anger Injures the Soul and Hind Temper 1 Percent
A fragmented reflection cites a proverb about anger harming the soul and temper, noting that indulgence in anger corroding inner peace. The text emphasizes restraint and self-control as a moral guide.
Sunshine and being always right quote fragment
A fragmented text presents a quotation about sunshine and the folly of always being right, attributing it to Samael Butler with a general remark by J. M. Burrle about bringing sunshine to others and the worldly view of this flaw.
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J. M. Burrle
Samael Butler
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