Admission to University From Approved Schools
A state university committee on approved schools issues a circular outlining new four year unit requirements for admission, with 12 units required next fall and 14 units later. It details course and lab expectations, libraries, and equipment costs, noting graduates from approved schools enter without examination and that fields like mathematics history and foreign languages are specified with unit limits.
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State University Committee
Freshmaon
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Pew
Hugleb
Metropolitan Magazine Cuts Price and Adds Features
The August issue will drop to fifteen cents per copy and add many new features. Each issue will include at least six short stories by famous American authors and an illustrated tale by a well known American artist. The magazine promises patriotic content and maintains high quality while expanding illustrations and timely articles. The latest story from Maul tacrance Dunbar is highlighted as a key attraction.
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Metropolitan Magazine
Metropolitan
Ameren
Metroplitan
Edition de Luxe
Maul Tacrance Dunbar
Fathor
Lncalled
A Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery Advertised
A Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles for men and women and to treat diabetes rheumatism and urinary issues in children. Dr E W Hall of St Louis markets Hall's Great Discovery with testimonials including J W Nordman noting relief after two years of rheumatic pain.
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St. Louis
Waco
Texas
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Loula
J. W. Nordman
Olive St
Notice for Confederate Veterans meeting in Lexington Camp No. 68
On July 27 a reveting of Lexington Camp No. 68 UCC V is held to appoint delegates to the state reunion in Springfield Missouri from August 6 to 10. The Confederate monument will be unveiled and dedicated at the Confederate cemetery with appropriate ceremonies.
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Lexington Camp No. 68
Ucc. V
Springfield
Lata Missouri
Lextogey
Surat
Jefferson City to hear stock company oil plans
A list of local developments notes Harrisonville organizing a stock company to bore for oil and several Jefferson City firms adopting an early closing rule. Reports mention electric street car planning and local fire safety efforts, with varied town growth notes across the region.
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Harrisonville
Jefferson City
Local Train Fares to Drop to Three Cents a Mile
The M K and T Railway through the Indian Territory will reduce local passenger rates to three cents per mile about November first. This move follows population growth and increased traffic, aiming to benefit residents along the line and reflect fairness in pricing. The Times notes the change as a cause for rejoicing among travelers.
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Indian Territory
Indias
Katy
Sunday Republic Advertising and Harrison Railroad Opening
The Sunday Republic promotes its world wide news service and high class sections for fashions music and fiction. It notes the April 15 opening of the St Louis and North Arkansas Railroad to Harrison Arkansas linking with Frisco to Seligman and opening access to rich lead and zinc fields. The route offers a remarkable panorama of mountains and valleys and a trip to Narrton is well worth the time.
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Republic 18
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Republic
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Harrison
St. Louis and North Arkansas
Arkansas
Frisco
Seligman
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