They Cry Calamity Over Bond Issue Fears in 1914
Washington June 23 1914 An attack on the opposition's calamitous tone in politics is dismissed as a hollow tactic aimed at aiding the Democrats as customs receipts outrun bond projections. The piece criticizes a Republican senator for claiming revenue shortfalls while Underwood's act and remaining sources would cover expenses.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Congress
Iman
United States Senate
Treasury
Underwood
L. Haseman
Missouri Aes College
Department of Entomology
Columbia
Missouri
Mrs Nicholson Returns to Kansas City After Visit
Mrs R Nicholson returned to her Kansas City home Friday evening after visiting here with relatives. Miss Martha McFadin accompanied her home to spend the summer.
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Milton Hester
Kanas City
Win, Groves
Nevada
Hugh Williams
Odessa
Adalyn Sheers
Arthur Freaking
Kansas City
Kramer
Slater and
Marshall
Win
Blank
Higginsville
Ed Hinckley
Slater
Street Springs
Mxvine Kramer
Fulton
Lorine Leise
Higminkville
Mies Minniie Lee
Okahoma iWe
Mia Minnie Barts
Dan Uthy
Olay
Miss Alarton
Mimshone
Lise Wrilesday
Miss Lightforking
Mia
Claude McChive
Migginsville
John [Helms
German Society
Herman Tieman
Florence Kidd
Josephine Holman
Columbia
Maggie Jackson
G. Kleinschmidt
Higuinsville
Dan Ashford
Inna Beard
Card of Thanks for Support After Bereavement
We thank friends neighbors pallbearers old soldiers and ministers for their kindness during our husband and father’s illness and burial. Deepest gratitude from Mrs F Ro Nect and Family for all who assisted us.
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F. Ro Nect
Contract Let For New Lafayette Telephone Exchange
The contract for building the Lafayette Telephone Company exchange was awarded Friday to James Cheatham. Construction will start once details are finished and the building is ready for occupancy by December 1.
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The
Lafayette Telephone Company
James Cheatham
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