New Laws Pushed by Missouri 47th Assembly
The Missouri legislature showcases new laws and agencies aimed at public benefit. Motor vehicle registrations soar with 1919 totals at 24,894 by May, boosting state funds for roads. Beer tax collections rise under Mosby, while debates over the Full Crew Bill prompt referendum talk. Tariff changes promise cheaper clothing and utilities debate addresses fixed charges. Banking reforms allow state deposits via real estate mortgages, and a half million acres in Southwest Missouri near overflows move toward a massive drainage project led by Nolen. Treasurer Deal reports a historic treasury balance of 6.22 million, with vetoes trimming the general appropriation, signaling fiscal caution.
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Missouri
Cornelius Roach
Lave
State Good Roads Fund
E. P. Deal
Barbee
Saline
Chonges
Treasury
Major
Local social notes mention visits and travels around town
Mrs Henry Liese and daughter Mildred of Odessa visit relatives here this week. Naomi Kramer and Tierence Kidd in Dover at start of week. Leonard Kramer and Naomi Kramer plus Tierence Kidd in Dover. L Jones of Washington visited Blue Springs after time with Oscar Jones family. Mrs Nathan Corder went to Higginsville. Beulah Bishop and Elizabeth Free visiting Jim Kideds home. A miscellaneous flower gift to Eva Wolman and a light lunch served. Various residents listed visiting Blackburn Harrisonville Migginsville Alma Kansas City Mayview and Mayview area. Corder baseball team mentioned.
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Henry Liese
Mildred
Odessa
Naomi Kramer
Blackburn
Bernice
Elma Blase
T Higginsville
Nadine Jackson
Higginsville
Naomi
Leonard Kramer
Tierence Kidd
Dover
L. Jones
Washington
Blue Springs
Oscar Jones
Nathan Corder
Beulah Bishop
Elizabeth Free
Stanley
Jim Kideds
Eva Wolman
Berry Lee
W. Kramer
McPherson
Waverly
Conder
Wentworth Military Neaching
Lexington
The
Baptist Church
Rev. Coombs
Floyd Nowlin
Alma
Concordia
Wiha Cable
Florence Mitt
Migginsville
J. W. Greer
Win
Carlton
Wigginsville
L. A. Wollenmian
Maugh Kidd
Nadine Jones
W. FE
Cleve Sims
Eva Langley
Hugh Asbury
Flora
Delia Leise
My. G. A. Frerking
Excelsior Springs
Schapperkoetter
Kansas City
Ed Cunningham
Oklahoma
G. W. Postal
Mound City
Wm. Schultz
R. L. Gaines
Edna Corder
J.S. Miller
Trenry Offel
Dave Wharenbrook
Lula Ernstmeyer
Roy Davidson
Frank Till
Ed Dankenbrung
Sweet Springs
Harry Roderick
Herbert Moeller
Geo. Dresselhouse
Charles Lose, Jr
Miss Wits
Coral Roudes
Tadge Bull
Rolla Jones
A. H. C. Hornbostel
Elizabeth Corder
Leo Allison
Sedalia
Henry Bunch
Corder
Oscar Thomas
T. R. Landrum
Lucy Hurlburt
Norbone
William Ryan
Scammon
Kansas
Mesdames
Geo. W. Hackley
Chas Zeysing
Lamar Bedsworth
Jefferson City
Dave Yancey
Los Angeles
California
Sallie Dinwiddie
James Bridgewater
Gus
Waverly Team Loses To Corder 7 6 On Sunday
The Waverly ball team traveled to Corder Sunday to face the Corder squad. Corder edged Waverly 7 to 6 in a close game. The Santa Fe Trail Marker dedication for the D. A. R. will honor the ladies and will be held Friday morning with a Kansas City delegation and former Governor Hadley arriving in Waverly at ten.
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The
Kansas City
Hadley
Waverly
Local notes from Waverly and nearby towns
Waverly Notes record movements of residents and visitors including W. J. Finney in Sedalia, Ted Gunther in Texington, Arthur Johns in Wellington, Mrs. Lester Slusher in Higginsville, Marguerite Landrum and Florence Cawthorné visiting Lexington, Thornton Gordon in Kansas City, and David Johns and Tom Evans doing business in Kansas City and Wellington.
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W. J. Finney
Sedalia
Ted Gunther
Texington
Arthur Johns
Wellington
Lester Slusher
Higginsville
Marguerite Landrum
Florence Cawthorné
Lexington
Thornton Gordon
Kansas City
David Johns
Tom Evans
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Automobile
Mosby
K. J. Bean
Utility Commission
Jack Blanton
Monroe County
Yontinexion
Roach
Gordon
Correll
Randolph County
Rave
John Tr. Nolen
Mr. Nolen
United States
Sikeston
Commerce
Scottounty
Missige O River
Arkansas Line
Scott
Mississippi
New Madrid
Mississippi River Commission
Congress
Nolen
Corder News
Lillian Edwards of
Hodge
Lizzie Thomas
Luther Davis
St. Louis
Clayt Tandrum
Roberta
Lute Gordon
Jordan
Clifford Landrum
TR Tandrim
Marguerite
J. J. Robertson
Mt. Leonard
Talan
Larkin
Roselad
Mary Adele Wantueck
St. Lionis
M. C. McFadin
Buff Rock Cockerels
John Ainsworth
SAILE
McCray
Wilmot
Vaughan
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rock
A. P. Young
E. J. Kampf
Traders Bank
Gelzer
Plattenburg Oal Company
Ghorgh M. Vaughan
Ruebel
Wall Paper
Weber’s
A. Egle
Franklin Ave
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