Governor Hadley May Resign to Become U S Judge
Rumor claims Governor Hadley may quit to accept a northwest federal judgeship. State Senator George W. Humphrey says the report is Washington-sourced, with Taft allegedly promising a swift appointment once a vacancy appears. The governor reportedly cites Jefferson City climate as a reason.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
United States
Northwest
Geo. W. Humphrey
Washington
Taft
Man Seeks Healthier Living Environment
A man expresses a desire to relocate to a healthier residence setting. The brief notes his search for better living conditions and improved surroundings.
Yeomen Hold Meeting and Farewell Party in Coren hal
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen in Coren hal plans a regular meeting next Thursday evening with the degree team. Miss Lucy Campbell elected chaplain replacing Mrs. Foster. Des Moines reports 2024 medical examinations in the first 15 days of March. Rowena Circle hosted a farewell party for Mrs. Foster attended by 120 Yeomen, with prizes and dancing. Mrs. Nellie Grove elected recording secretary as Mrs. Foster departs for North Dakota. The group schedules a public card party for March 23 in Nicholson Scott hall.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Coren Hal
Lucy Campbell
Foster
Lee
Des
Rowena Circle Brotherhood of American
Nanetta Foster
Nicholson-Scott Hall
J. A. Winter
H. J. Roth
J. Wagmer
J. Behling
Yeomen
Rowena Circle
Rowena
Arthur Drake
Nicholson-Scott’ Hall
Nellie Grove
North Dakota
Haviland
Mesdames Welch
Rupert
Flanagan
Wagner
Insurance exemption debated in Payne inheritance tax
Washington March 20. House members debate whether life insurance proceeds should be taxed under the Payne bill inheritance tax. Some push for exemption arguing life policies differ from real and personal property though the bill mentions real and personal property only. Foley's Kidney Remedy promoted separately for kidney and bladder troubles.
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Washington, D. C
Payne
Cotton Ginned This Season Tops 1908 Totals
The census bureau released its final count of cotton ginned up to March 1. The season reached 13,408,000 bales including linters, compared with 11,261,163 in 1908, the second highest since data collection began. The 1904 crop was roughly 300,000 bales larger than 1908.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
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