State Board Increases Valuation to Offset Prohibition Loss
The State Board of Equalization fixed the state’s 1919 assessed valuation at 2,271,205,994, about 20 percent higher than 1918 to counter anticipated revenue losses from federal prohibition. Governor Gardner and others attended. Auditor Hackmann was absent. The board reduced the old Tax Commission valuation of 4,134,523,194, and Chairman Roy D. Williams plans public group meetings to guide fair assessments and reduce inequalities. The Missouri Women’s Suffrage Association will meet July 1 to discuss the federal suffrage movement.
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State Board of Equalization
Gardner
McAllister
Middlekamp
Sullivan
Hackmann
Capitol
Hackman
Commonwealth
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jackson County
Roy D. Williams
The
Tax Commission
Association
Williams
Missouri Women's Suffrage Association
Honest druggist praises Number 40 product's benefits
Evansville pharmacist J C Mendenhall recounts his wife choosing Number 40 for blood health after hearing a favorable pitch from Gerke Drug Co. The story notes the product’s listed uses in glandular diseases, blood poison, scrofula, rheumatism and related conditions, and claims the remedy helps sores and swellings where other treatments failed. The drug is sold by Morjan & Barnett Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerke Drug Co
Evansville
Ind
Mr. Gerke
Theodore
J. C. Mendenhall
U. S
Giaappear
Mor Jman & Barnett Drug Co
Bell sails to Mooseheart as Lexington Lodge delegate
John T. Bell leaves for Mooseheart Illinois as a delegate to the List Annual Convention of the Loyal Order of Moose. Lexington Lodge is seven years old and Bell is its first representative at a grand lodge meeting. Miss Masie Hulver returns from Holden Missouri. Mrs Kathryn Miller and Mrs Allene Horn of Chicago visit Mr and Mrs Robi Doran. Learn to swim. Some day you may have no other choice except to sink.
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John T. Bell
Mooseheart
Loyal Order of Moose
Lexington Lodge
Mr. Bell
Kathryn Miller
Allene Horn
Chicago
Robi. Doran
Masie Hulver
Holden
City Park
Main Street
Fairgrounds
Dr. Heiner
Kansas City
Concordia
Duensing
Heiner
Tebleau
Gov. Gardner
Borris Jenkins
H. P. Blackwell
Col
Ristine
Odessa
Lexington
Higgineville Gun Club
Dr. Reilly
K. C. Athletic Club
Higginsville
K.C
Repre.veu
Ponti Fireworks Co
Pennsylvan
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Jefferson City Letter
State Board
Middlecamp
Yosemite Park
France
Metz
Germany
N. Y
Andrew Mark
Highland Avenue
Frank Hale
Navy
Cervera
W. T. Wernwag
Laura Jane
Excelsior Springs
John Taubman
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Bryan County
Muskoigee
Okla
Times-Democrat
Raymond Harmon
Philadelphia
Susie Mae Loring
Oklahoma City
Central College For Women
E. W. Faber
James Greer
Camp Funston
William Loomis
Annie Loomis
Earl Freeman
U. S. Army
Servias Sonday
E. St. Louis
A. R. Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Anthe
Drew Mark
J. L. Peak
Missouri
C. W. Johnson
A. A. Grimes CO
Maxine
Oxfords
Fairmont Gigars
West Missouri
Slater
Missouri Pacific
Dr. Morley
Loyal Red Cross
W. P. Kelley
Mammoth
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