Senate Funishes Capitol Visit and Bills in Session
From the State Capitol our regu lar correspondent reports on Republican lawmakers visiting Jefferson City to settle the senatorial question and a board of insane asylum officials presenting reports. The House shows authority in clerk assignments while the Senate chamber is refurnished with mahogany desks and a new carpet. House members discuss Horse Bill No 390 to curb minors debts via leasing real estate. Various appointments and university funding requests are noted, alongside debates on road funding, animal cruelty bills, and stock ward investigations. The piece laments party machine tactics and calls for eliminating excess charges in the state’s vardace and transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. W. Caldwell
W. Fr. Dickey
H. M. Smith
Tarry McCans
Jefferson City
C. M. Witmer
Board of Managers of
Insane Asyum No. 4
Farmington
General Assembly
House
Senate Chamber
Cooper
Bollinger
D. Roodes
Lutes Bite
Bowl Spert
Auditor
B. Snider
Marble Hill
Senate
Avid T. Wells
Ative J. T. Wells
Daviktin
The
State University and Scheol of Mines
Seme
Assembly
Missouri
Barris
Crawford
Lange
United States
Mit
Crue
Abel Tany
Letter From M A Wallace On California Impressions
A 1905 letter from M A Wallace writes of California not meeting the famed Land of Sunshine image. He notes soil and climate challenges, critiquing popular shorthand phrases and referencing travel, weather, and inland experiences with a critical, reflective tone. The missive offers personal observations on early 20th century California.
Fragmented editorials on agriculture and migration in Missouri notes
Fragmented text discusses winter conditions, crop prospects, prune and raisin markets, and emigration toward California. It mentions Prune business economics, farm labor, river conditions, and speculative prices. Names include Willet, Rhodes, and Willisins with mentions of Jefferson City and California. The tone resembles a rural telegraph of concerns and secondhand reports.
Local School Sends Off New Pupils Amid Cold Week
Car correspondents Dowsett and Statler of Sedeewickville visited Wednesday to enter school. Smith Day from Lutesville and Jonah Kices entered Monday. Misses Meriitin Minnie Winters and Tole Hinkle returned to classes. Kate Lam ber and others visited relatives. News notes a catamount kill, weather delays, births and deaths, and local visits. several residents suffer knee pain. Luna Nenninger to St Louis. several babies born. Mrs B dat MEAT noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Dowsett and Statler
Sedeewickville
Smith Day
Lutesville
Jonah Kices
Meriitin
Minnie Winters
Near Lutesville
Tole Hinkle
Voralippard
Ernest Herth
Luther Linbasch
Odnes Cook
Kate Lamber
Bone
Wilhen
Teddy Tee
Bern
Herma Steverink
Henry Tenboller
Wi. Vasideven
Anton Stovertink
John Stelmmerd
St. Lewis
VanGennip
Clippard
St. Lowis
Luna Nenninger
St. Louis
G. Talwom
B. Dat Meat
J. Sebarenbire
Unclear OCR notes on skating and community figures
Fragmentary text mentions skating, individuals such as Welk and Mayie, and several garbled phrases about incidents and events. Key names and places are unreadable, making precise identification difficult. Overall, the passage reads as a jumbled local notes page with many misspellings and broken terms.
Fragmentary prose reports town visitors and misread names
The fragmentary text records visits by Miss Delia Rheules to her sister Mrs Orn Viaisen at Margnard and a preached sermon. It mentions local people including Misses Sisan Zimerman and Rees Hinehen with business in Lares and其他 scattered names and a visit from Sir. EL Rhodes of Potes? to relatives in town.
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Dante
Rey Cere
Delia Rheules
Orn Viaisen
Margnard
Drew Dass
Howe
Sisan Zimerman
Rees Hinehen
Saandhey
Dam Mebain
Bessville
EL Rhodes
Potes
Lis
Yerrents
Innil
Robert Rhodes
Baturhiy Niehi Aid Subiday
Lari
Sis
Winter in Castor Folks Struggle With Ills and Hopes
Kezith notes cold spell in Castor where mumps keep many residents indoors while the Brathain stave factory briefly paused then reopened. An exhibition is planned at the end of February at the public school and a singing school is organized under Rev Shebion. C D Whitener hosted an oyster supper on a January night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kezith
Brathain
Shebion
Local Winter Woes At Four-Saive Frctory Plate Run
A fragmentary report notes reduced production at Four-Saive factory due to bolts shortage and a restart planned for Wyoming. Snow showers persist as Miss Caroline Zimmerman visits Rock Point relatives. DL Whitener suffers a mule injury during lumber work while a horse foot disease remains prevalent in the area with Thomas Bridges losing a horse recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Caroline Zimmerman
Rock Point
DL Whitener
Margqiuimnd
Thomas Bridges
Cane Creek Fruit Belt Sees Busy Orchard Plans
Health cool season as Abe Bess prepares to build a new house. M W Froman tends a peach orchard of about 2,000 trees. Cane Creek ridge seeks to be the county’s top fruit belt with local growers leading. Miss Nellie Huskey arrives to attend the close of a term taught by Miss Mivy, amid a busy week and dental woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Bess
M. W. Froman
Cane Creek Ridlee
Nellie Huskey
Mivy
Chearios
Local notes and school updates from Zalma area
Jebsen's sawmill and Wes Null comment on peach crop damage. Miss Lillie Davault to Marble Hill for Will Mayfield College. Thomas Huskey at Huskey attended school closing. James Null finished term near Zalma and returned to farming. Jim Weathers visited Zalman. S. G. Clifton is well. Mon and Carrie Nall visiting. Jessie Brewer at Will Mayfield College. Sylvan church Sunday school thriving under Dr and Mrs Dylal. Earl Brewer maintains an orchard of 5000 trees. George Crites logging in lower country. Sidney Johnson with two pet foxes devising plans to catch all foxes in bad weather. School closed January 27. patrons served a varied crud table and enjoyed a sociable noon meal and an afternoon program with recitations and talks. prizes awarded. Mass May Huskey praised as teacher.
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Jebsen
Wes Null
Lillie Davault
Marble Hill
Will Mayfield College
Quire Thomas Huskey
Huskey
James Null
Zalma
Jim Weathers
Zalman
S. G. Clifton
Mon
Carrie Nall
Jessie Brewer
Sylvan Church
Dylal
Earl Brewer
Tie
George Crites
Sidney Johnson
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