Proposed Missouri constitutional amendments on education and suffrage
The document details joint resolutions proposing amendments to Missouri's constitution. It covers adding free public schools for all residents aged five to twenty, authorizing county debt for public works, redefining taxation for school districts, and repealing and rewriting sections to expand voting registration and universal adult male suffrage with residency rules, all to be voted at the next general election.
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Bath Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Initiative Petition
A long readers notes proposal aims to revise taxation, exemptions, and property assessment in Missouri, abolish the state board of equalization for a new tax commission, and grant broader revenue powers to fund public services while preserving certain protections and regulatory laws. The measure details property taxation principles, homestead exemptions, and departmental changes with timelines and governance shifts.
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Seventh Constitutional Amendment Proposed for Missouri
Initiative petition proposes abolishing the state board of equalization and creating a state tax commission appointed by the governor. It seeks to set the number, qualifications, dates and salaries of members, submitting to voters at the November 1912 general election.
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Lee
State Board of
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State Board of Equalization
Aach Board
Tax Commission
Tarenarive Petitien
Missour
State of
Missouri
Missouri Amendment Seeks Grand Juries Ballot Reform
A proposed Missouri constitutional amendment would empower grand juries to investigate elections and compel the production of voter registration records. It targets ballot secrecy and allows polling place guarding and voter challengers, outlining duties of officials, penalties for fraud, and procedures for indictments while redefining election scope and enforcement.
Proposed Ninth Constitutional Amendment for Missouri education tax
The amendment proposes a 10 cent tax on each $100 valuation to fund public education including elementary and high schools, Lincoln Institute, and the State University. Proceeds go to the State Treasury for distribution by the General Assembly, with at least 25 percent supporting elementary and high schools. Certified by Secretary of State Cornelius Hull?nh.
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Mate University
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General Assembly
Lincoln Institute
Tramp Met His Match Knight Of The Road Humor
A weary tramp wanders toward farmhouses hungry and lazy and rejects work as disgraceful. He flatters a farmer's wife for veal stew perfume, asks for a bite, and is teased about English by the amused woman. He jokes about correcting grammar then is offered wood to chop, but cannot eat wood as he continues his trek.
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Enaliah
Ekule
Feathers in favor as new fur ruffs and muffs gain favor
Julia Bottomley notes the popularity of feather ruffs and neck pieces with matching muffs, including ostrich boas and stoles trimmed with ostrich. She details colors, fabrics, and home sewing tips, highlighting plush neck pieces, stoles, and decorative trims as affordable, durable fashion accents.
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Julia Bottomley
Oddity in Lunch Habit Noted for a Week
An elderly roly-poly man is seen daily for a week dining oddly. He eats French ice cream with a bowl of hot milk, covered by a saucer. He tests temperature by sipping milk between bites, cooling milk until it suits his preferred drinking temperature after finishing the ice cream.
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Opalescent Glass Candlesticks for Elegant Tables
Readers note iridescent glass candlesticks in many tones and shapes to replace plain silver. The article suggests ginsa style holders with paper lace shades, white Dresden items, and colonial glaze designs, plus options for matching shades and Canton china patterns to suit Dutch or Italian themes.
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Dresden
Canton
China
Holland
Drawn thread effect kerchiefs by machine sewing
A Needlecraft contributor describes making delicate handkerchiefs that imitate drawn thread work by threading a sewing machine with colored threads and following pencil lines. The result is a prettier, stronger finish that does not draw when washed, saving time. friends plan to adopt the method.
Autumn fashions in coats and mantles described
The article notes taffeta coats as a major feature of new autumn gowns. Fringes remain a key trim, with many mantles adorned. Gray and white striped flannel suits and white serge are forecast to be popular this season.
Neat motor bonnet with silk and velvet design
A decorative winter motoring bonnet features striped black and white silk with blue velvet. White leather trim sits atop a blue buttoned top, with blue and white silk strings. The piece emphasizes warmth and ear protection, highlighting its stylish construction.
Kind Words Lighten Mind and Mood
Felven reminds readers that kindness costs little and yields much. Warm speech improves others, softens rough temper, and curbs cruelty, while cold or sarcastic words inflame hostility. Kind words create a lasting, pleasant mental image.
Lengthening Frocks for Girls Dresses with Puffings
A method to lengthen a small girl's frock by gathering fabric above the hem and adding contrasting material puffings. Similar trims can extend sleeves and neck when worn with a gulmpe. Allow half an inch extra width for puffing as it will take up material.
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