Rate Increase Granted by Missouri Public Service Commission
The Missouri Public Service Commission approves a 5 percent freight rate hike for Missouri railroads, marking a notable rise in carrier charges and impacting shippers across the state.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
6
The Missouri Public Service Commission approves a 5 percent freight rate hike for Missouri railroads, marking a notable rise in carrier charges and impacting shippers across the state.
The document details proposed passenger fare increases to 4 cents per mile on one way tickets and 2 cents per mile on round trips, plus 7 cents per mile for mileage books for 500 or 1,400 miles, effective January 1 for one month. Freight rates by railroads show varied adjustments, with overall rate rises around five percent. The message also bids farewell to Maximilian Baltzell, praised for service and friendship as he moves to another Frisco division.
Rey Ww u Andersons horses became frightened at tarpau la while at risco station platform last week and ran away. A pinnae loaded at the Frisco station platform was thrown into the street by the runaway and jarred as considerably. The team was stopped by Foot Mooney after they had ran across the track and started towards Youngs Hotel.
Hartville Democrat reports a bouncing girl arrived Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs John M Carter. Other brief notes include John J Davis of Grove Springs taking a position as assistant cashier at Wright County Bank. Mrs Thos Dean returns to Mansfeld after a week with sister Mrs John A Dennis. BE Archer moves into Archer Cafe despite incomplete building and plans to feed the public soon. IL Musgrave sustains severe facial injuries in a wind storm accident while replacing haystack weights, after calves caused a fall that left him with deep lip lacerations and possible neck strain.
Do you have sour stomach Try Chamberlain's Tablets. Eat slowly and thoroughly chew your food then take one tablet after supper. Obtainable everywhere.
Buckwell of the State Insurance Department visited Jefferson City last week to review the business district from an insurance viewpoint. His visit prompts reduced rates on several buildings by lowering insurance risk, and he noted the city license on insurers could be repealed to save about five dollars per thousand on business district coverage. The council will discuss this at the next session.
Castoria for infants and children in use for over 30 years bears signature of. A daughter has been born to H. Dackett and wife at Pomona.
A grateful resident testifies to rapid relief from kidney trouble using Doan's Kidney Pills. The speaker cites repeated personal cures and endorses the remedy, noting long-term freedom from symptoms after using the product and urging others to choose the same kidney remedy backed by prior public recommendation.
A Madison nurse testifies that Cardui relieved her severe womanly troubles and nervousness after using it daily. She praises the product, saying it helped her greatly and that she would recommend Cardui to others. The report notes her familiarity with Cardui in the local area.
A state run boys school at Sedalia educates Missouri youths in agriculture arithmetic and geography to select county representatives for fairs. In Wright county Clarence Pyatt Hartville and Ralph Hylton Mansfield led two bars. in Douglas county Virgil Martin and Pred Andrews Ave. Boys arrive greeted by state education officials, stay in a large tent and bring personal items.
All Druggiats rested in tents with three or four others as five large tents housed sleeping areas a lecture tent and a temporary office for the State Superintendent and assistant. The camp opened Saturday September JS and Hi boys attended breakfast Sunday morning. Sunday afternoon a sacred concert by Thavins Band opened the World’s fair in San Francisco. TP J Walker rural school inspector briefed the boys on their camp routine meals and wake times. They were to be up at 7 00 breakfast at 7 30. They could roam the grounds with permission and leave briefly Monday afternoon some visited Sedalia farms including Woodvale Murmosned run by Mr Gortry famed merchant and abolitionist. Lectures by Supt Howard A Cass Sam Jordan the Com King and others followed as the boys continued their studies and activities.
Miss Mabel Murphy formerly a Springfield State Normal school student faced charges of taking personal effects from pupils. The case was dismissed after Murphy confessed to taking items of clothing from J P Anderson of 024 Dollison Street and three others. Clothing was found at Murphy's 520 Dollison Street apartment. She said she intended to give the garments to poor girls at Poplar Bluff.
Warning against mercury based catarrh remedies and ointments that may ruin smell and overall health. Claims that true cures come from Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, sold by pharmacists for 75 cents per bottle.
At the M E Church Rev JW Needham of Seymour preached at the Mansfield MFE church Sunday.
A vintage note praises Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a quick remedy for colds in children. It claims pine soothes the throat, loosens mucus, and opens air passages while honey calms and pleases, selling at 25e a bowtie to suit growing families.
Reverend Joseph Davis will preach at the community church this Sunday, delivering a sermon at the P church. Parishioners are invited to attend the service and welcome the visiting pastor.
An advertisement promotes Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a gentle remedy for constipation in children and women. It stresses watchful bowel care, appealing taste, candy-like form, and easy administration. Sisters of Christian Charity endorse the product and advise asking a physician if relief fails.
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