Daily record police court fines for traffic and crimes
A stream of court notices lists numerous individuals and addresses with fines from traffic violations such as speeding and improper mufflers to drunken driving and shoplifting. Several names include Linda Marie Sallin and Richard Feltrop among many others with varied ages and streets. Hospital admissions and public notices follow, naming Miss Joan Brandt and Mrs. Sophia Smith among dozens, detailing charges, penalties, and minor jail time.
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Linda Marie Sallin
F. Capitol Ave
Richard L. Feltrop
Broadway St
Billy Joe Larimore
Route 2
William David Vieth
Edgewood Dr
Joan Brandt
Linn
Edward Rousselot
Green
Berry Rd
Abner Gwinn
Moreland Ave
Sophia Smith
California
Delphas Tipton
Lincoln
Nancy Stegall
Belmont Dr
Allene Klemme
Hartsburg
Shirley Ann Gastineau
iNew Bloomfield
Annie Stuart
Fulton
Danforth okays Rolla recreational tax levy
AP reports Kansas City livestock market activity and a Danforth opinion. Atty Gen John C Danforth said Rolla may levy a 20 cent per dollar tax for recreational purposes if voters approve. The measure would add to municipal taxes to fund park and recreation programs.
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Danforth
Rolla
Associated Press
John C. Danforth
City of
Roll: Cay
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Apo
Senate
Iir
A. Basey Vanlandingham
Columbia
ry _ Danforth
Walter Carl Erickson
W. Elm St
Earl
Rites set Saturday for Theodore Maasen
Funeral services for Theodore Maasen of Linn will be at 9 am Saturday at St George s Catholic Church Linn. A rosary will be tonight at 7 30 at the Morton Funeral Chapel Linn. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Survivors include his wife seven daughters one son 29 grandchildren 30 great grandchildren two brothers Herman Maasen Jefferson City and Joseph Maasen Linn and one sister Mrs Aloysis Gillen Cunningham Kan.
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Theodore Maasen
Linn
St. George's Catholic Church
Morton Funeral Chapel
Herman Maasen
Jefferson City
Joseph Maasen
Aloysis Gillen
Cunningham
Kan
Market turns higher after early losses on New York exchanges
The stock market steadied from initial declines as the New York Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange advanced at midday. Large blocks traded and the Dow Jones industrial average rose to around 897.36 while many sectors including mail order retail, electronics, chemicals, and drugs gained. Aircrafts airlines and tobaccos fell.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
J. Ray Mei
Dermott
Reynolds Tobacco
Loew’s
The
Associated Press
SCM
American Telephone
American Stock Exchange
Missouri Egg Market Prices Listed by Size
Market notes show large eggs at 29 to 32 cents, medium eggs at 22 to 26 cents, small eggs at 14 to 19 cents, and B large eggs at 22 to 28 cents. Prices reflect typical regional egg market quotes for the period.
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Missouri
Death of 15 year old Timothy E. Davis
Timothy E. Davis of Eldon dies Thursday from leukemia at University of Missouri Medical Center in Columbia. Born April 1994 in Morgantown West Virginia he moved to Eldon area in 1958 and was a student at Eldon High School. Survivors include parents Jack Davis Sr and Elizabeth Davis two brothers Jack Davis Jr and Richard A Davis and grandmother Ruth K Davis. Funeral services are set for 2 1 pm Saturday at Phillips Funeral Home Eldon with Rev Kenneth Carpenter officiating Burial will be at Green-Ware Memorial Gardens Barnes Mo.
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Timothy E. Davis
Elldon
University of Missouri Medical Center
Columbia
Timothy
Morgantown
W. Va
Jack
Elizabeth Shreve
Eldon
Jtwo Brothers
Jack Davis Jr
Richard A. Davis
Ruth K. Davis
Phillips Funeral Home
Hidon
Kenneth Carpenter
Sting
Greenawre Memorial Gardens
Barnett, Mo
Weather and legal notice from Missouri corporation filing
Weather data shows yesterday highs and lows with scattered figures, while a Missouri legal notice declares intention to form Life Insurance Company of Missouri. It outlines corporate name, principal office in Jefferson City, and detailed terms for preferred stock, common stock classes, dividends, redemption, and governance.
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Legals
Life Insurance Company OF
Missouri
Fiereby
Lifensurance Company OF Missours
Jefferson City
Fisseuri
Ng Pala
Siock Wnon
Mans Tribune Weather Bureau
Anco
Cain
Cansis Armai
Titme
Cornurs
Allon
Cox
Pe River Stagessurance
Joongie Cyteeews Coca
TL Balt
Ea Ot Chi
Fermann
ULB Fall
Jane Snatgsh
Californie
Kansas City
Michael P. Riley
Morray Drive
Forrest P. Carson
Osane Corporation
St. Thomas
Berne J. Bret
Trudy & Stewart
West Main
Peo
Gary R. Wells
Jefferson Cty
United Fund
Maggie Steale
Star Route 2
Jefferson
Missouri Ite
Board of Directnes
Charitabe
Weather bulletin lacks clear location and date
Readable data show humidity at 70 percent and sunrise at 5 44 with sunset at 24. The note mentions Barbreser and 30 07 but lacks complete context, location, or day.
Five Day Missouri Forecast Below Normal Temperatures
The five day forecast for Missouri shows temperatures five to ten degrees below normal from Saturday to Wednesday. Highs near the 60s and lows in the 60s are expected with precipitation ranging from a quarter to one inch as occasional showers occur.
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Missouri
State Park Board seeks stock plan changes and park expansion
The document details proposed changes to a stock series plan for the Missouri State Park system, including authorizations for issuance and redemption of preferred stock, conditions on dividends, and the potential acquisition and development of land parcels around the Ozarks State Park in Carter County. It notes board approval processes, funding mechanisms, and the involvement of the Director and Park Board in finalizing terms, with references to specific parcels and anticipated recreation facilities.
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Standine Ighares
Fey
Cireloris
Paneote
Atesti
Board of
Harnestic
A& Shall
Tak
Stiakt Belby Tag
Thenssyny Company
Jeliecron City
Fasysauri
Uoom
Va Castler
S. Chacx
theAssouri State Park
cAiztouretate Park Board
Ozarks State Park
Carter County
Tinartat
Commonsot & Respel
fAisseurs Staley
Jattarver
State Park Board
Ak Tin State Park City
Moon
Peewee Bluft
Gie Jing
Ariel
BACH
Lavica
State Park Systany
RT Luna
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Donald Charles Stockman
Charlene Heinen
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Charles William Barrett
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