Missouri Bankers Endorse Good Roads Amendment No 6
Group Four of the Missouri Bankers Association adopts and urges support for Amendment No 6, a $60 million state bonds plan to create a connected system of hard surfaced highways across Missouri funded by automobile license fees. The resolutions claim the plan avoids property taxes and ensures statewide road connectivity, urging voters to approve on November 2.
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Missouri
Missouri Bankers “Associetion
Missouri Bankers Association
Kansan City
Cleaning Leather Advice From Old Guide
Do not use gasoline on leather as it may crack. Wipe dirt with water and a few drops of ammonia, then rub briskly with a soft cloth. A leather dressing is two parts linseed oil to one part turpentine.
Parked Request Sparks Family Shopping Choice
A mother, her sister, and young Etta were downtown shopping when Etta grew tired and suggested a rest. They passed a restroom and a feather-covered chaka looked inviting, prompting Etta to ask her mother to park her there while they finished their errands.
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Aunty
Little Etta
Etta
Postage Stamps and Their 19th Century Origins
The adhesive postage stamp began in England in 1840 due to Sir Rowland Hill's postal reforms. By 1847 the United States adopted this system featuring engraved portraits of Franklin and Washington to collect postages.
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England
Rowland Hill
United States
Franklin
Washington
Enjoyable Sensation and the Relapse Remark
A lighthearted note recalls Emlly tired and ready for bed as she sighs she loves to relapse. In a separate item two headlines claim no woman has entered the convent of St. Catherine on Mt. Sinai in over 1,400 years.
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Emlly
Convent of
St. Catherine
Mt. Sinai
Texans Land Purchase By Local Party After Rio Grande Tour
A party led by C C Sullens with family and associates visited the Rio Grande country in Texas last week and turned to report. Mr Bull and Mr Winans bought land during the Texas trip. Another expedition is planned to depart this week for the Rio Grande region.
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C.C. Sullens
J. F. Bull
A. A. Foster
George Waltz
RS. Winans
Texas
Rio Grande Country
Mr. Bull
Mr. Winans
Russian Sunflower Forage Crop Notes And Laws
The article discusses the Russian sunflower sown in rows about 30 inches apart with plants nine to twelve feet high and yields 26 to 30 tons per acre in Montana to feed dairy and beef cattle. It contrasts with corn forage and silage, mentions anti-foraging practices and laws, and notes Bavarian rail restrictions on viewing at stations and a French order restricting viewing on trains.
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Montana
Journal for Rhyemation in Vietine
One of the world’s oldest periodicals, a monthly paper devoted entirely to the interests of rheumatic sufferers, documents concerns, remedies, and community updates for patients.
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Vietine
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Philadelphia D. G
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Harry J. Mead
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Jasper
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