Board of Equalization to Study Utilities and Rail lines
Jefferson City Missouri state Board of Equalization will hold meetings to assess railroads and utilities including telephone and telegraph lines and bridges. Dates span March 24 to May 7 with named companies and routes across Missouri and neighboring states. The panel will address taxation rates and related matters amid high prices and supply concerns.
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Jefferson City
State Board of Equalization
Mace & Soule
Iron Mountain
Rorkport Langton
Northern
Union Terminl
Misqari Southern
St Joseph Mel
Union Iknyot
Lowe & Ban Prasete Eo
Valley Paragould
Memphis
Hiver & Donne
Perle
Missouri Sognera Devier & Wathrrn
Louie Kennett
Grant
York & Louis
Leas
Wiridge Terrminal
Louie
Missouri plan to fund farmland for refugees and Americans
The Missouri Bureau of Labor states a philanthropic drive could fund land purchases for deserving Americans and European refugees to take up farming. It notes Missouri has fertile land open to settlers with funds for initial payments and urges wealthy donors to back a national land settlement effort. The article also covers wartime mobilization, conservation rules, and a note on Charles Glenn’s death in Jefferson City.
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H.C. L
Missouri Bureau of Labor
Missionaires
Missouri Bureau of Labor Statities
Missouri
Agurricane
Miewmart
Worean of
Foateor Sratjetiqn
Miccour
Pri
Wild Food in England Inspires German Food Pledge
French jackies in Wall Street report a campaign to teach country women to use wild foods. Women explain England’s wild fowl resources and claim households could supply most needs for three quarters of the year from local fields, woods, and streams. They list many edible animals plants and herbs as proof of abundance.
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Mivengrt
WRICR
England
United States
Feeding Cost of Mullet and Leghorn Pullet
The article notes the feeding cost for mullet and for a Leg horn pullet during one year is slightly more than 1, indicating unit prices or cost estimates. It outlines a comparison of annual feed expenses for the two poultry items.
Ambergris odor and market price spark scientific interest
Modern scientists note ambergus scent is hard to duplicate and highly valued. The text hints at the rarity and worth of this compound, implying a price premium for the sought after substance and its pungent odor.
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Ile
Stern
Immigration debate and tensions across the border
A fragmented and garbled report discusses Canada United States border issues, immigration policy, and wartime context. It references policy shifts, mutual cooperation, and public sentiment amid geopolitical strain, with mentions of significant figures and places blurred by OCR errors.
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Mieewuri
Wilmots
Dundee
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Tas Lawes
Harvey Clark
Natonal Guard
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Geo Donnelly
Europe
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Ene
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Herbert Hadley
Mies
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Missouri State University
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Clarke Sen
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Oflewl
Amy Funk
Evry
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Dran F OW Munford
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Greoeral
Frank W. McAllister
State Defense Council
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Missouri Supreme Court
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New York
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Eve
Lidepeun
Meapsiake
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