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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
2
Proposed changes to section 11 of article 10 and article 16 amend property tax provisions for cities towns and counties. It specifies tax rates, valuation thresholds, and levy limits for school districts, municipalities, and state purposes with detailed brackets and countywide constraints.
Constitutional ballot items discuss amendments to sections of Article 10 and related provisions, proposing levy adjustments, road funds, and special elections. The document lists two constitutional amendments and a concurrent resolution, detailing voting requirements, petition processes, and timelines for qualification, with language on taxation and regulatory topics.
A long garbled OCR summary outlines several Missouri constitutional amendments including public education and taxation shifts, revenue changes, and a proposed charter commission. It references sections of Article 10, bond issues, homestead loans, and tax policy aimed at cities and municipalities, with unclear dates and details.
A New York Times critique argues that Teutonic myth and Wagnerian operas signal decline for Germany. It rails at Hindenburg Thorlike figures, Freya, and the Ring saga, claiming doom for Germany and warning that the Ring’s cure nears but heralds Twilight of the Demons rather than the gods.
Geo W Bates Clerk certifies that six joint resolutions of the Forty-ninth General Assembly and three constitutional amendments proposed by initiative petition will be submitted to Missouri voters at the General Election on November fifth, 101. He notes the County Court seal and his official date as October 2, 2016.
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