Government reports large surplus for current fiscal year
Secretary Mellon announced an estimated surplus for the year ending June 20 of about 170 million dollars after a retroactive rail rate adjustment. Tax returns through June 24 total 545.7 million dollars, up 90 million from last year, with fiscal year taxes at 2.321 billion. Customs receipts reach 592.97 million, up roughly 35.6 million.
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Washington
Mellon
Mail Route Purchase Shifts Local Mail Hauling
Ben P Groner has bought the Meta to St Thomas mail route and now handles Star Route deliveries. Local residents include Hugo Lueckenhoff visiting Henry and Frank Lueckenhott, while others travel to Jefferson City and St Louis for business and retreats. The community notes wheat conditions, travel to Columbia for cow pets, and a local baseball victory of 3 to 4 over Henley.
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Ben P. Groner
Carroll Rakes
Meta
St. Thomas
Hugo Lueckenhoff
Kocitztown
Henry
Frank Lueckenhott
Simon
Schell
Eugene
Henry Schellman
Wardsville
J. G. Schelodt
St Touls
Herman B. Schell
Mildred
Willard
Jefferson City
Florentine Lueckenhof
St. Tours
Gerhard Bermesmeyer
Fanner
Leo Sanke
St. Louis
Leo Satke
Theophila
Ludwina
Florian
St. Tiowis
Hubert Loethen
Ben B. Grand
Columbia
Louis Buschjest
Adam, Strone
Hen Strope
George Schell
St. Anthony
John Cassmeyer
Peter & Grantz
Marshall
Missouri
Lea N. Groner
Volmert
Local man injured in hit and run on Columbia highway
Dawn Harris, alone in a Ford sedan, was forced off the road by a speeding large car driven by a man described as a Negro. Harris skidded and overturned down an embankment near Ashland. He suffered deep facial and hand cuts and severe bruises, was treated locally, while the driver’s identity remained unknown. Local church social and family notices follow.
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Dawn Harris
Ashland
Columbia Highway
Harris
Painful skin annoyances and restoring blood health
An excerpt discusses taking a course of eight eighty eight five point eight eight to restore blood to its normal state. It argues healthy blood nourishes the body, fights infection, and supports strong men and healthy women.
Hoover halts plan to use schools for prohibition propaganda
President Hoover personally intervened to stop a proposed campaign using public schools to promote prohibition observance. Treasury officials were unaware of the pamphlet funded by a $50,000 congressionally supplied fund. Miss Anna Sutter organized the literature for the National Educational Association meeting in Atlanta. Irene Slate named secretary.
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Washington
Hoover
Treasury
Congress
Anna D. Sutter
Statistical and Education Division
Prohibition Bureau
National Educational Association
Atlanta
Funeral services held for Mrs. William Flanders
Mrs. William Flanders aged 83 former city resident died at the family home in Springfield Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held in Springfield this afternoon. She is survived by her husband two children Ray of this city and Miss Florence of Springfield both in Springfield for the services.
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William Flanders
Springfield
Flanders
Ray
Florence
Former Teacher Here For Visit With Friends
The Rev. Walter Hellman of Racine Wisconsin visits the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wm Ritcher before heading to Falls City Nebraska to spend the summer with his parents. He is remembered in this city as a former teacher at the Lutheran School.
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Walter Hellman
Racine
Wis
Wm. Ritcher
Falls City
Nebraska
Rev. Hellman
Lutheran School
Spoiled grape juice sparks $100000 breach suit
Federal Judge Davis heard a case filed by a Cincinnati firm against a St. Louis distributor and California Growers over money paid for allegedly spoiled juice. The brief dispute centers on damaged consignments and contract terms.
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ST. Louis
Davis
Cincinnati
California
Kirksville
F. M. Fortney
Kansas City
Ralph Hinds
Ferdinand Brockington
Gardner Motor Company
Disc Company
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Kathryn Faust and Ben Ochaping Marry in St Louis
Mrs Joan Faust announces the marriage of her daughter Kathryn to Ben Scharf of St. Louis. They wed Tuesday at St Rose Church and plan a short trip, returning home to St. Louis. Friends extend congratulations. Also notes plans for aircraft funding and local political results.
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Joan. Faust
Kathryn
Ben Scharfro
St. le
Silver Fleet to Arrive in City Soon
The Silver Fleet with 15 gleaming cars and 19 pilots touring the nation will soon reach the city to showcase Goodrich Tires amid a cross country 35 000 mile demonstration. Local dealers offer generous trade ins and will stock Silvertown tires matching the fleet’s models. Watch papers for arrival details.
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Silver
City
Georgia
Goodrich
Tal ¢E
Arizona Desert
Kim Leslie Visits Kansas City Family at Judge Leslie Home
Kim Leslie and family from Kansas City are in the city for a few days stay at the home of Judge and Mrs. J. G. Leslie. They will depart tomorrow.
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Kim Leslie
Kansas City
J. G. Leslie
Tomor
Henley Lake Outing Noted For Two Days
A brief item records a two day outing at Henley Lake with return home later in the week.
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Henley Lake
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