Amendments Explained on State Road Funding No. 3
Secretary of State Cornelius Roach presents the third amendment argument with pro and con positions. Proponents say small statewide funds, shared by many, will build a modern road system and keep taxes modest. Opponents warn of higher state taxes and loss of local control, urging counties to fund roads locally. The piece cites a St. Joseph Observer anecdote about a farmer and a hawk to illustrate caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Cornelius Roach
Missouri
Leeton
St. Joseph
Day of Peace Poem on Learning and War’s End
A poetic piece laments war and bloodshed while envisioning a future of eternal peace. It links learning, virtue, and national service to the end of conflict, urging nations to strive for just living so that war’s red fever finally subsides and sorrow fades. The language underscores universal hope for peace through virtuous action.
Bollinger County Teachers' Association Meeting Recap
The Will Mayfield college session drew wide county representation. Officers elected for 1014-15 include W A Davault president, West C Myers secretary, Flora Richards treasurer. Sessions covered grammar, sanitation, arithmetic, and rural teacher training with many teachers pledging support for state courses and local school improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mayfield College
Onder
Welker
Bollinger County Teachers’ Association
W. A. Davault
West C. Myers
Flora
Richards
Rose Vance
Thoroly
Ira Welker
Miss Richards
Wallace
W. W. Patterson
M. S Gledish
R. McCoy Moyers
Walter Hosea
S M. DuLaney
D. R. Francis
C. J. Wallis
J. H. Harty
H. D. Nichols
J. Monroe Robins
Bollinger County
Stuudy
W.L. Barrett
State Department of Education
Wm. P. Evans
Missour
Missouri School Journal
Howard A Gass
Missouri Educational Journal
Southeast Missouri Teachers’ Association
Cape Girardeau
Miss Mary Whitener and Montrose Visits Record Local Life
A fragment from a small town notes Miss Mary Whitener being shocked by lightning and visiting Montrose with Mrs Whitener, Steve Berry hosting gatherings, young people rehearsing a temperance program, and neighbors sharing dinners, trips to Delta and Olathe, plus farm work and a wheat harvest report. Nearby references to Hurley Myers leaving for Missouri and local social events fill the community mosaic with names like Berry, Rhodes, Whitener, and Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rhodes
Steve Berry
Mer's
Missouri
Olath Messrs
Jennett
Sherman Rhodes
Ford Automobile
Harley
Jasper Myers
John Thompson
Berry Brothers
Minnie
Hazel Berry
Mary Whitener
Fairview
Hurley Myers
Old
Colorado
Delta
Erich Berry
D. Whitener
Sumlay
Steve Horry
Jima Benet
Montrose
Zack Rhodes
Zack Rhodes Dug Potions Friday iSteursyewgn) Jol Bary Gnd Elo Wihiteser Wisitedd
Wittener
Bing
Uth
Valle Rhodes
Wusses Minuwie
Hagel Berry
Greer
Mr. Freeland
Lizzie Riches
Bud Whitener
Tonk
Witt Whitener
B. Bennett and Son
Clarley Myers
Ther
Mr. Berry
Gore Cooper
Newton Whitener
Anderson
Ruth and
Stella Cooper
Mollie Whitener
Kate Whitener
Em Olathe
Leora Bryads
Core Cooper
Roscoe
West Fenmsns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seth
Mises
Drowes
Atvies
S&c
Wien
Speria
Thomas Serep Mosay
War
Arma
Techers
Weil
Will Mayfield Illete
Boller Cockety West
Mvexs
Das
State Fair
Allbows
Sedalia
Wilbur M. Welker
Marble Hill
Onc
Olathe, Colorado
FORD
Detroit
United States
Americ
Ford Motor Company
Perry Johnson
Alliance, MO
Sence
Mexico
Ironton Register
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!