A Sound Business Proposition for State Capitol Bonds
An editorial touts a $33.5 million capitol bond plan to fund a new state house and grounds, with $200,000 for ground purchases and $5,000,000 to complete rebuilding. It argues thirteen annual payments of about $209,230 per year are affordable, costing only cents per taxpayer, and links the August election to a larger $5.5 million plan if adopted, claiming net savings of $1.6 million in principal and interest.
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Tate
Wise Jndeaent 10
Jefferson City
Columbia Daily Tribune
Missouri
Mexico Ledger
Mexico Intelligencer
Llgar
Manett Daily Star
St. Joseph
Zette
The Short and Long Haul Bond Election Debate
The article urges voters to choose between a short and long tax period for a capital bond issue. It argues the rate is 2 cents per 100 assessed value and frames the August election as decisive, noting a two thirds vote is required to pass the bond. It calls readers into the fight to support the smaller bond option.
Cantata renders Monday at Methodist church
The Cantata gave a moving performance at the Methodist church with the story The Savings of Daddy. Miss Todhunter delivered a splendid reading and the soloists, chorus, and accompanist provided strong support. It was a beautiful Sunday evening service and a benediction to all present.
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Methodist Church
Daddy
Amlele
Mrs Tyree Visits Relatives In Al Tun
Mrs Clem Tyree visited relatives in Al Tun on Monday. Lee Hopper spent Sunday in Foinsas City. Edgar Cox traveled to Kansas City on Monday for a day visit. J G Shelton went to Sedalia on Saturday evening for business.
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Clem Tyree
al Tun
Lee Hopper
Foinsas City
Edgar Cox
Kansas City
J.G. Shelton
Sedalia
Missouri capitol bond issue supporters push August vote
Editorials across Missouri urge passage of a three and a half million dollar bond plan to rebuild and furnish a new state capitol at Jefferson City. Papers call for state wide support, noting the capitol’s absence, the project’s value, and a timely August ballot.
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