Missouri Voters to Decide Education and Tax Amendments
A long OCR text outlines proposed constitutional amendments in Missouri, including education funding and property tax changes. It details amendments to sections on education, taxation for counties and municipalities, sewer and water projects, and voter registration for soldiers. The measures seek to alter state rules on school funds, local rates, and election procedures, with dates tied to general elections.
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Lee Canstrothen
Italy
Ewek
Geeregats
Proposed Constitutional Amendment on Taxation and Liquor Control
Text of a proposed initiative petition outlining a constitutional amendment on taxation by state and local authorities, liquor manufacture and sale regulation, homestead exemptions, and limits on license revenue, with provisions for legislative enactment and retroactive dates, referencing various sections and conditions. The draft includes exemptions, public welfare aims, and definitions affecting occupations, property, and taxes statewide.
Proposed Seventh Constitutional Amendment by Initiative Petition
The item describes the proposal to amend the Missouri Constitution by eliminating the present state board of equalization, creating a state tax commission, and setting the qualifications, salaries, and terms for its members. It is submitted to Missouri voters for approval or rejection at the general election in November 1912, as per Article X procedures.
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Newcomier
Niemeyer
Peter
Mismourite
Tate
Ted
Sia
Sia and Twenty Years. and May Cataly Hehard Mainialy Free Pultie
Ml Perenne
Miasour
County of
St Lewis
CPOE
Hone Veling
Willie
Owen
Pete
Weber
Glee Aggereyittane
Eek
Sefer
Mali Ory
State of
Missouri
United
Bates
Leni Airet
Walter Berit
Tourte Coef
Hiwe
Wtary Cape Bimerediatecy
Board of Equalization
Werner
Minosours
Lego
A.ct
Bertier
Peters Aerel
Wren
Pete Badshet
Pete Badshet Tame 8 Epadee
Cvitie Éfenl
Ijvetea
Fury
Pocepetent
Wingens
Opel
Ufany
Tae & Gerd
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Harpies
Peeaereer
Iran
Laracter
Geal oSaracter
Petetetion Ag
Fem
Alent iWin
Ateliens
Pepitewle
New Section 1h Creates Tax Commission of Three
Fragmentary 1613 era text outlines a new Section 1h creating a three member commission, appointed by the governor, with terms up to four years and salaries up to 2600 per year. It details duties to assess property values, levy and collect taxes, and to equalize assessments across counties and St. Louis, plus provisions for initiative and referendum powers.
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Allastion
Hilt
Holt
St. Louis
General Assembly
Proposed constitutional amendment on election processes
The text outlines grand jury power in election investigations and defines election registration, voting, and counting procedures. It sets how poll workers function, voter eligibility, and precinct staffing. It prescribes penalties, witness rules, and clerical roles, plus rules for challenging ballots and maintaining neutrality at polling places.
Missouri Voters weigh proposed constitutional amendment
A damaged OCR reads that Missouri moves to levy a cent tax on certain property to fund public elementary and high schools and state institutions. It describes funding for University, normal schools, and state institutes, with submission to voters at the next regular November election.
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Mormala
Linc Foln Institute
State University
al Valore
al Lipid
Pitt
The Mountain as Symbol in Theosophical Thought
Fragment from Theosophical writing extols mountains as sacred symbols. It contrasts Himalaya grandeur with intimate inner peace, asserting the mountain embodies the mind’s inward being and the god in the landscape, guiding contemplation and redemption.
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Alcade
Himalayas
Theosophical
Ichthyol a Medicinal Asphalt by USGS Report
The United States Geological Survey notes a peculiar asphaltic material found in Austria called Ichthyol. After chemical treatment it is used as a medicament for ulcers and related conditions, with raw material from a fossiliferous deposit near Seefeld in Tyrol. The Austrian process yields a commercially known ichthyol, though its exact chemical composition is undetermined.
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United States Geological Survey
Austria
United States
Seefeld
Tyrol
Do That Which I Assigned Thee And Dare Too Much
An excerpt reflecting on personal perfection cites Emerson and the belief that each person has a singular gift, contrasted with the speaker’s doubt about universal gifts. The passage invokes monumental works by Phidias, Egyptians, Moses, and Dante to illustrate the sublime power of individual effort.
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Emerson
Phidias
Moses
Dante
New York
Missouri City Judge Resigns and Is Reappointed
News from Missouri reports Judge Trimble of the Seventh Judicial circuit tendered resignation to Gov. Hadley. The governor reappointed him to serve on the city court, with Trimble expected to be elected in the forthcoming election and to serve until his successor qualifies.
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Vranein
Trimble
Iberty
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Caythay
Carroll
Madley
Jilee
Kao Foe
Hadley
State Board Appeals to Shippers in Missouri
Jefferson City report says the Missouri Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners urged shippers to move crops and coal promptly as rail equipment is inadequate for handling the wheat and corn harvest. T. M. Bradbury presented the information, warning of serious impact if timely action is not taken.
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State Board
Jefferson City
T. M. Bradbury
State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Bradbury
Building and Loan Body Elects Officers in Missouri
The Missouri Building and Loan association elected officers headed by President Leon Brock of Kansas City. First vice president Joe Metmon of Hannibal, second vice president M T Mulford of St Joseph, secretary treasurer ROC Haensier of St Charles, and other committee members including Wyrton Moginnis of Fulton and JT Holme of Hannibal. Next year’s convention planned with Ww Kane in the city.
Local board approves new tech plan for state capitol project
The capitol board commission outlined a gm techin plan for the wdvinets beard to pase om the state capitel pine. WOR Itinen, St Louis school board member St Anpstom Sturgis and Mtuss noted roles. The Ameren vice president and Themas Kk. Kimball of Oracember chaired the corp iittee on competition.
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Jefeesan Ciyo
Btrt Capitol Board Commission
Gm Techin
Ronsieta
Wor Itinen
St Loui
St Anpstom
Wowlay Muf The Butler and the North Country Rail Project
An early 20th century report discusses a rail expansion across multiple regions. It mentions extending a line eighteen miles further into a distant area and details the involvement of several engineers and officials.
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Wowlay
the Butler
Mertlemark
Quaas
Arhoteas
St Lotte Ein Mountain & Southern
Av Tea
Increase in Beer Collections at Miscue Ledger
A garbled report notes a total amount of $45,205.76 with a mention of a $1004 excess over fees. The fragment references JoMerson CYS, late meetings, and individuals Wilders and Deik of Repletdbee in what appears to be a local financial tally. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates a monetary overage tied to beer collections.
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JoMerson Cys
Wilders
Andrew County Convict Paroled After 28 Years
Andrew County records show a 28 year old man paroled after serving a two year sentence imposed in November 1941 for a felony in Andrew County. The parole followed a prior confinement at the county jail, with the escort by authorities and a transfer to a supervision program.
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Andrew County
Evry
Joy Hadley
Feith Wells
Whiteeville
Finch Ie Appointed Judge JeNorsin City
The vacancy in the Twenty-eighth district court was created by the retirement of Judge Th Farts and filled by James Finel Ty to the position.
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Finch Ie
JeNorsin
James Finel
Embalming Board Appoints New Members to Term
Jefferson Cliy-4hee Hadley and Ralph Brisserden of Fornfelt named to the state board of embalmer for a term expiring April 2, 1918.
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Jefferson Cliy
4Hee
Hadley
Ralph Brisserden of
Fornfelt
State Board of
En Balmere
Hadley Receives Resignation From Judicial Team
Jefferson City reports Judes Co OB Furs resigns from the eighth Judicial ciponnt to pursue a midnight October 4 effort. Woe re ceived Syttov Jindles. Judee F Purris 6 our of the Demarstic tonineaes faces the Missouri supreme court bench. Train fatality in fog near Spring Held as Mo Fo Greenag, 77, retired farmer, is struck and killed.
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Hadley
Jefferson City
Judes Co OB Furs
Eighth Judicial Ciponnt
Judee F Purris
Our
Demarstic Tonineaes
Missouri Supreme Court
Sprinefeld
Mo Fo Greenag
Bald Heads at Sea Poker Night Tale
In a smoking room two days from an English port five men play a small poker game. A bald joke sparks a discussion on baldness as they note four players are bald and speculate on Mr Blank’s wig. The getaway mystery centers on Mr Blank whose head becomes the recurring focus.
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Len Bald
Mr. Blank
Ile
Two Chalmers Brothers Questioned by Visitor at Door
In a western town two brothers named Chalmers lived together. A man came to the house seeking Mr Chalmers. The physician brother answered, claiming to be Chalmers, remarking that the caller had changed since hearing him preach. The minister visitor exclaimed his astonishment, and the physician insisted the caller meant the preaching and practice had shifted.
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Wamed Chalmers
Acukinter
Mr Chalmers
Min
Neighboring Family Moves In With Three Bright Children
A young girl reports to her mother that their new neighbor has three of the strongest children. The mother smiles at the child's businesslike suggestion and notes the woman herself does not look very strong.
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Carmen
Getting Along Fine at School Says Dorothy
A Kansas City Star item notes school progress as parents inquire about their children. Dorothy speaks during a meal on Harrison Boulevard praising peers Fradnee Smith and others as the smartest and best dressed girls in the school.
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Harrison Boulevard
Dorothy
Fradnee Smith
Kansas City
The Greatest Woman Prize Awarded in Odd Quiz
Judges awarded the prize to a participant who praised a wife of a farmer who manages homestead tasks and raises a family while pursuing intellectual improvement. The response highlighted self-sufficiency in cooking ironing sewing and leadership in domestic life.
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Meritis
Wastine
Seclets
Youthful Woman Pastor Rev Missita Morgan Named in New England
A youthful pastor, Rev Missita Morgan, of the Methodist Church of Georgetown and Afrowale, Me, is noted as the first woman pastor in New England. She has served in church work for nearly four years after receiving a license from Bishop John W Hamilton of Worcester.
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Missita Morgan
The
Methodiat Eharch
Georgetown
New England
John W Hamilton
Wore Ter
Fragmented Note on Health and Aging Practices
A garbled passage discusses beauty routines and self care, mentioning rest, digestion, and learning to live differently after age forty. It reads like a stray OCR fragment from a health guidance column with unclear details and no identifiable names or organizations.
ITS THE FOOD The True Way to Correct Nervous Troubles
An advertisement-style narrative claims nervous troubles stem from improper food and indigestion. It recounts a patient’s decline and recovery after using Grape Nuts and Postum, praising weight gain and improved nerves, citing Rattle Crook Michigan and the book The Road to Wellville.
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Postum Co
Rattle Crook
Mich
Wellville
Pkea
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