Voices From The Past On Public Servants And Spelling
An editorial fragment lauds Frank McGuire and Hensley as fearless, energetic public figures while noting support for education and public duty. It references farming, soil product estimates, and a reflection on 19th century spelling as a cultural measure, citing the Christian Science Monitor and broader national themes.
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Execut
West
United States
Canada
Christian Science Monitor
Debunking Budget Myths on State Expenditures
The article argues that state finances show no tax rate increase across the periods while total funds rose due to better enforcement and growth. It cites road funding rising from 79,488.58 in 1911-12 to 665,455.86 in 1913-14, supporting the view that higher spending funded necessities and public works, not waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certlam
Democratic state finances praised for road and school boosts
The piece argues that the Democratic state administration increased spending on roads and public services by 585,957.28 over the prior biennium without raising taxes. It cites higher funding for common schools, Deaf and Blind schools, hospitals, asylums, and veterans homes, framing critics as opposing extravagance while defending thrift and progress.
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Cratic
Democratic Party
Ry Ds
Orians
Bard of
Avon
Missyri
Carthage Democrat
Local notes from Lutesville and nearby towns
Miss Fern Hobbs departed for Columbia Sunday to enroll in school. Omer Lutes traveled to Memphis Tuesday on business. Mrs Octie Zimmerman of Glen Allen visited Lutesville Saturday. Mrs John Clanin called on relatives at Hurricane Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Tillie Franks is ill but improving. Mrs G W Bledsoe moved in with her brother in law Doc Newell. Sylvester Schaeffer of Jackson was mentioned in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onis Hahn
Marble Hill
Henry F
Frank
WF Riley
Ro L. Baker
John Funke
Morley
Clara Upehureh
Frank Zimmerman
Lutes
Dale
Reas Ricketts
Bessville
Maggie Lutes
CM Witmer
Alice Lutes
Epworth League
Herbert Upehureh
Nannie Ford
Whitewater
DW Robertson
John Clanin
Mine LaMotte
Ada Watkins
Geo. Croft
Oran
Winifred
Rev
McCann
Willie Stroup
Gravelton
Mary Miller
Harvey Albright
Thiebes
Til
C. A. Walker
Cape Girardeau
Hnois
Floyd Robertson
Lee VanAmburg
Crissman
Valley Mce
Trouse
Om McGree
Diehletadt
Mel Hothlin
Estes
Hill
Dace
Wintewater
Smider Mill
Dutchtown
Chaffee
Jacob Smith
J. F Crader
Blodgett
Fern Hobbs
Columbia
Omer Lutes
Memphis
Tenn
Octie Zimmerman
Glen Allen
Lutesville
G. W. Bledsoe
Doc Newell
Sylvester Schaeffer
Jackson
Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
A 100 dollar reward is offered for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice urges purchasers to try the remedy and promises compensation for unrecovered conditions.
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Hall
Missouri State Normal School Opens in Cape Girardeau
The Missouri State Normal School in Cape Girardeau Missouri opens on Tuesday September 14 1915. The district seeks students for teacher education in literature science history government agriculture home economics music manual arts business practice and special education. The Normal diploma is a life state teaching certificate. Address W S Dearmont president for catalogue and information.
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Southeast
Missouri
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Frank McGuire
Mack
Coxakess
Flesseey
Farmington
Hensley
Sid
Hie
Webster
Ballard’s
Horehound
Dr. Hernck
Jas. F. Ballard
ST. Louis, MO
Hope
St. Louis
M. E
Henry Thomason
Miss Pink Shrum
Peyton Robertson
Cape Giardeau
Robbins
Tom Lail
Cape Girardeatt
Win Lagesis
H. D. Maness
Cornwall
Lillian West
W. M. Welker
Elsie Upchurch
New Madrid
Helen Ricketts
Edith Carlisle
Arthur Henderson of
Pattons
Robert Finley
Sam Hilderbrand
Kennett
Marjorie McCann
Ozarks
William Medling
Greenbrier
Flat River
Mrs. Ambert Mabrey
Emma E. Williams
Sarah Crafton
M. R. Crites
John Henley
James Vangilder
Ruby Wines
Freemont
D. J. Barrett
Our Town
Lutesville High School
Cape
Lee
Lutesville News
Tillie Franks
The
Missouri State Normal School
W. S. Dearmont
C. M. Witraur
F. M. Well
Chas. O. Hobbs
Melvin Lutes
Robert Drum, Sr
J. J. Chandler
Bollinger County Bank
JJ Chandler
Samj McMinn
Robert Drum
Charles King
Dan Fish
Wm. A. Ladd
Hiram V. Slinkard
Bank of
Zalma
Zalma, Missouri
J. Kd. Cortin
Leo Slinkard
National Safe & Lock Company
Sargent & Greenleaf
Cote
the Mounty
Herr
Lutesville, Misser Rt
Estes Brothers
Marble Hill, Mo
Ameren
Osborn
Disejas UO
Michow Brats
Rand
Soestyied Theos
Sawhitleroy
MicCall Co
Viethe
Asg
Maicai
Deas “Deere
Mars
Filter C0, Inc
Pendleton Av
St. Losts
Tome Thewtn
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