Missouri State Treasures and Naval Affairs Debate 1916
A long transcription shows a March 1916 county court and state treasurer audit with totals for receipts and disbursements. It references a Republican critique of state finances, the war period, and naval appropriations discussions in Washington. It notes investigations into treasury spending and proposals touching an international court and naval disarmament.
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Silent slander and political taunts in a Globe-Democrat clash
A poem condemns silent slanderers while a Democratic opinion juxtaposes taft and wilson on Huerta. The St Louis Globe-Democrat criticizes praise for recognition policy and accuses Republicans of dishonest campaigning. The piece contrasts personal ethics with political rhetoric.
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Democratic State Committee
Women Have Enough Rights A Missouri Editor Opinion
A Missouri editor claims women already have ample rights, arguing men must share debts and consent in marriage. The piece cites scenarios such as selling property, desertion, medicine duties, breach of promise suits, and death benefits to satirically question the case for further female rights.
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Missouri
Irish in America Drift, Dems Gain. Poultry Club Profits Revealed
Chides about rights and race mix with a massachusetts poultry club report. The piece cites political shifts among Irish in the United States and how joining the Democratic Party is framed as beneficial. A massachusetts poultry club notes 3857 hens, 311280 eggs, and a net profit per member of 9.61 dollars.
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United States
Ireland
Democratic Party
Democratic State Committee
Poultry Club
Massachusetts
Editors Taught Each Other At University
Journalism students and publishers gathered for Journalism Week at the University of Missouri and Columbus, featuring talks by Alice Brisbane El Howe and Billy Sunday among top editors. State speakers included Kelly Pool and Law Shippey, with the Missouri Writers Guild hosting the event drawing attendees from twenty universities nationwide to study journalism education.
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Law Shippey
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California
Maine
Louisiana
Minnesota
Fragments of a Turbulent Public Discourse and Odd Tidbits
A jumble of opinions and anecdotes from a late 19th or early 20th era newspaper page. Topics range from a Fayette barber and a mysterious envelope to bird destruction costs and political critique of the Republican party. The text blends editorials, quotes, and stray dialogues about public trust, education, and a classroom moment where a teacher tests a student’s grasp of words.
These Look Good Paved Streets Improve Town Image
These notes laud clean, well-paved streets with regular maintenance and orderly yards. Store windows shine with neat displays, churches filled on Sundays, and a civic spirit of thrift. Citizens hustle to keep town orderly, while inspectors report progress amid vague references to a school god and a chipped chase.
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Caruttgersville
Fragmented OCR excerpt on moral worth and praise
Fragmentary text questions the value of social status and merit when public attention and admiration fade. It contemplates faithfulness, recognition, and the impact of praise versus true service, with scattered proper nouns and unclear context.
Unclear OCR Fragment Sparks Confusion in Local Feature
An incoherent OCR passage references various odd phrases and names, making it difficult to extract a clear event or subject. The garbled text mentions debts, wealth, pilots, and a host named Haney Rittens, but no verifiable actions or dateable facts emerge for a concise summary.
Public Health and Child Welfare in a Rural State
Fragmented OCR notes discuss health, children, and public service. Mentions the United States Public Health Service, rural welfare, and disease concerns. references life expectancy, typhus, and health duties. Unclear specifics due to garbled text, yet centers on health policy and child welfare in a historical context.
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