Notice to Delingen: Taxpayers in Southeast News
The Alton Record plant burned on December 20 about 10 o'clock, destroying the building and contents except a few cases of type. The fire started in shingles and the residences of W. G. Simpson and Dr. Cunningham were saved. Insurance on the plant was $1100. The report covers local notes from Van Buren, Lead Belt News, steel-labor disputes, spring waters, court actions, and a long debate over drainage and bridge laws affecting counties and drainage districts, with remarks from Sikeston and others.
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Alton Democrat
Alton Record
W. G Simpson
Ste. Genevieve
St. Frantine
Huck
Ste Genevieve County
America
United States
van Buren
Missouri Ozarks
Union
Ozark
Missouri
Camden County
Ha Ha Tonka
Bennett Spring
Niangua
James
St. Francis
Eleven Point
Piney
Gascona
Sikeston
Supreme Court of Missouri
Frank Kelley
Hhis
Scott County
Lire River
Circuit Cort 10
Thie Rock Levee
Cape Girardeau
Ramsey Creek
Litthe River
Browne
Scote
Supreme Court
Macon County
Kelley
Kelly
Rammey Creek
Ran Cape Girandead
R. E Bailey
Scout County
Sustam
Jude Kelly
Lighland Farms
Scott Cane
Girarden
Ike
Fearch
Bowarugt
Cratiage
Ateel
Lituls
Siheston Herald
County financial actions approved in 1916 and 1917 meeting
The document records the approval of the half quarter ending December 31, 1916, and a surplus of 12 dollars 07 cents collected for 1918 men el Pte, directed to the county revenue fund. The county treasurer’s service was taken up and ordered continued on Tuesday, January 2, 1917, with court adjourned until Tuesday.
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Irks
General Fund
James H Johnson
Aera
JS Metee
Chas A Loomer
Coroper
Jesse Ko Wells
Daniel P. Cole
German Township
Poley Bo Welker
Union Township
Reuben Dial
Wayne Township
Jne van Guilder
Lorance Township
Wm H. Skelton
Liberty Township
Perry Aldrich
Glen Allen
Scopus
S. P. Presnell
Florence
County Revenue Fund
Foreign loans harm local growth and aid only lenders
The article argues against foreign loans and in favor of domestic investment. It cites that only lenders gain from foreign borrowings while domestic loans create jobs and income. It highlights Kentucky bankers promoting cattle notes to boost state wealth and suggests prioritizing local investments over overseas finance.
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Manu
Kentucky
New York
St. Joseph
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L. George Williams
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Lead Belt Bank
Charlie Giebler
S. George
Otto
L. George
William Nabe
James Thompson
Coker
Thompson
Nabe
Adolph Nabe
Delingen
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