Governor Hadley on the Job Tax debate in Missouri
The Warrensburg Journal Democrat profiles Governor Hadley pushing for higher taxes and a stricter real value assessment. It notes Democratic control’s past restraint on taxes and warns about raised state burdens if Macon County bonds prompt broader assessments. The piece questions federal interference versus state fiscal policy.
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J.D
Missouri
Hadley
Johnson County
Cowgill
State Board of Equalization
Major
Gordon
Roach
Pooasyltimia
Macon County
United States District Court
Troyay
Hardley
Macon
Taxpayer
Warrensburg
Democrat
Hate something new to exvension to palates' ladders
J T Moorehead is listed in a brief note with a call and ace mention. The fragment hints at a namesake or event but lacks clear context, date, place, or surrounding details to confirm scope or outcome.
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Call
Ace J.T Moorehead
Real Estate Transfers and Law Debate in Missouri
Real estate transfers list numerous parties and nominal sums from Jennings to Hick man when land changed hands for 1700 dollars and others for one dollar and small sums. The text shifts to a discussion of Missouri's game law with critique of both market hunters and sportsmen, urging balanced legislation. It ends with local ads for produce and seeds.
All News All the Time Claim Is Out of Order
The Columbia Herald argues against claims that newspapers publish every bit of news regardless of impact. It contends no Missouri paper can or should reveal all information and that what is printed can be worthless or unjustly offensive.
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Missouri
Bates County
Columbia Herald
Tariff Battle Hints at 1912 Democratic Gain
The Glasgow Missourian notes that if Payne tariff ends disappointing to a burdened people, blame will fall on Republicans. It cites Democratic push for concessions on lumber and leather, framing the fight as history for the 1912 campaign and urging revision to aid the masses.
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Congress
Glasgow Missourian
Drunken theft leads to arrest and dismissal at Lexington Junction
Angest Karlson stole a small check and whiskey during a Saturday spree, crossed the river, was captured, and brought back to Lexington Junction. Marshal Lar iin took charge, Olsen refused prosecution, and Karlson was held a year. Costs around 16 dollars, likely more than the theft, were paid and the case dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angest Karlson
Lexington Junction
Marshal Lar Iin
Olsen
Karlson
Wellington
Chamberliin Perfect Chick Feed Unclear Claims
A fragment notes a product described as Chamberliin Perfect Chick feed with dubious claims about suitability for young chicks and potential wrongdoing or danger. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or context to state a clear event or outcome.
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Chamberliin
L. Lonyp
Women and Men Suffering from Kidney and Bladder Trouble
An advertisement extols Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues affecting men women and children. It claims widespread problems including bedwetting and urinary irritation and urges readers to try samples and purchase bottles from Neyco & Co.
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Killey
Rodney
Kik
Wadler
Neyco & Cu
Constipation Remedy Free Offers Relief and Contact
A spiral of promotional text describes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and DeWell's Byron as remedies for constipation and related tummy and liver troubles. It promises a free bottle for trial, details the doctor's address, and invites readers to request medical guidance at no charge. The piece extols natural bowel movement and touts a mail-in offer from Caldwell’s 500 Caldwell Building, Monticello, Illinois.
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Lem
Lauderdale
Quincy
III
Elmer McMilan
Speed
Mrs. Monahan
Byron
Dr. W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Brig
Monticelio, Hi
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Keith Land
F.W. Ridings
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M. L. Worley
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C. W. Loomis
L. E. Mark
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Farm Insurance
F.R. Howe
Soury Public
Loans
Anteeo
Lianant
Crenshay & Young
Manns
Arron Eooding & Hhitch
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Gorkig
Wilnouk
Yeo
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Scientific American
Moulibe
L. Gould
Broncos
Aran & Co
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Houston
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VIA
Missouri Pacific
Ran Mountain
Texas
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Ladies
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Lexington
General Hauling Service
Benney
Henry
Gole Grogery
W. P. Cole
Main St
Missouri Pacific Bv. Co
Nagra City
St. Louis
Kansas City
Myrick
St. Louie
Eaves St. Cayle
Kraneas City
St. Lous
Sedalia
Kateas City
Arcee
Lite
Wit
Lextopton Tia
A. S. Loops
Lexington, Mo
Claude Johnson
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Datil Phe
Russell Harding
Dan Ruehel
Goal Coal
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