Governor Names New Commission Members
Governor selects Roach and Player as top choices for the new commission, with other nominees still under consideration as authorities determine final appointments.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
7
Governor selects Roach and Player as top choices for the new commission, with other nominees still under consideration as authorities determine final appointments.
Gardner plans appointments to a new prison commission as three members are chosen with salaries of 1300 to 3000 dollars. The board will oversee state institutions and cholera quarantine measures are outlined amid broader revenue and welfare laws effective mid June.
Supreme Court Justice Glegerich denied a petition by a man with a foreign name to change it to Brasell. He condemned foreigners who adopt new surnames, saying it brings embarrassment to established American families and harms the nation’s sense of heritage.
A Western daily correspondent surveys Western Canada’s early wartime economy in detail. He notes limited industrial development, heavy capital needs, and a cautious, resilient stance in finance and trade. Canadians emphasize prudent borrowing, steady prices, and maintaining supply channels despite wartime costs and Prohibition effects. The piece highlights strong banks, diversified regional recovery, and the hope for balanced growth as fiscal year ends.
An old advertisement touts La Creole Hair Dressing with a boastful promise about darkening hair to look ten years younger. The fragment hints at a male audience and a gimmick claim, reflecting vintage marketing rhetoric.
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