Missouri News Roundup Signals Policy and Rail Bets
The Intelligencer reports diverse items from Missouri and national affairs. Topics include University of Missouri awarding LL D to Senator Warner, plans for a graduate medical school in Kansas City with a $25,000,000 bonus, debates over Kansas City Union Station site, and French naval expansion. It notes air power future in warfare, weathered by rail robberies, potential excise commissioner proposals, postal privatization ideas, and political maneuvering around governor Folk and Hadley endorsements. The piece also covers Canada’s protest over a Chicago to New Orleans canal, Kansas City Journal’s forecasted state posts, Roosevelt’s tax agenda, river improvements, ship subsidies, and China’s awakening.
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Missouri
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Eltlem
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Tug Intelligencer
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Missouri political row and home rule debate in Missouri journal
The Missouri Journal discusses national and state issues including Western education, tariff effects, railroads, and the home rule controversy. It cites Governor Folk on local self government, criticizes metropolitan police models, and notes plans for county school supervision. It contrasts centralization with local governance and cites earthquakes and urban planning debates.
Thanksgiving Services at M. E. Sotth Church
Union Thanksgiving services were held at the M. E church Sotth on Thursday morning at 10:30. Rev. Edward James, the evangelist now conducting nightly services at the Baptist church, delivered the sermon.
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Baptist Church
Fire destroys Mary Lucas residence on Seventeenth street
The home of Mary Lucas on Seventeenth street was burned Thursday morning. No one was at home when the fire started and the alarm was not turned in until the house was fully enveloped in flames. Insurance status was not known.
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Mary Lucas
Seventeenth Street
Painful accident injures Mrs Marrs and son’s visit
Mrs Mary A Marrs had a serious accident Thursday while visiting her son W B Marrs. She fell down a cellar stairway, breaking her right arm and a rib. She was resting as comfortably as could be expected this morning.
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Mary A. Marrs
W. 8. Marrs
No Hanting Ordered for Farm by Louis Eclee
A notice declares no haunting of the farm by Louis Eclee and warns that any violation will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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D&wtt
Louis Ecele
Bazaar and local notices in Lexiogvon and vicinity
Boarders Wanted four boarders apply to Richard Hammile west of Mid way mine. The Ladies Aid Society of the M B Church South will hold a bazaar in the lower room at the court house on December 6 and 7. Looms Baling Powder sold and guaranteed pure. Pot optotoh 160 Lib at 266. Mr and Mrs EJ McGrew went to Kansas City Wednesday night for a day or two.
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Midway Mine
Ladies Aid Society
M. B. Church South
Bourt
EJ. McGrew
Kansas City
Taking the Bee Cure for Rheumatism Warns Careful Use
A Life magazine advise column outlines bees as a cure for rheumatism. It stresses selecting brave, well be alined bees and testing their stingers, then sitting in an arm chair while the swarm works. If improvement falters, obtain new bees and persevere, the piece warns.
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Lee
Been
A Model Nursery in The House Beautiful
A big sunny top floor space is described as a model nursery rather than a decorated showroom. A girls doll house sits in one corner and a gas stove with oven and burners stands on a zinc table for candy making and play. A deep closet holds old gowns and hats for dress up while a adjoining small room serves as a workshop with a carpenter bench and tools for the older boy.
Tea Drinking in India
The question of drinking tea was practically unknown among natives up to 12 years ago. Government servants were the first to take it up, and it is at present principally used in this class. Gradually its use extended to village landlords, and even to the more well to do cultivators and village officers, especially within the last three years, the example of railway irrigation employees having materially assisted its introduction. Some castes have a special liking for it and drink it even three or four times a day.
Wiggles Disagrees Over Risk in Business Venture
A heated exchange shows Wiggles blaming the other party for financial losses from a business, while noting they had advised against it but did not expect the advice to be ignored. The quote captures a dispute over counsel and responsibility.
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Remark on angels and wings from Atlante Constitution
A quoted exchange notes that all angels with wings are women and jokes that if men had wings Satan could fly faster, reflecting humorous dialect and period voice from the Atlante Constitution.
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