Special Election debated on courthouse repairs and corn show
Local debate questions the county court for re submitting a courthouse repair and enlargement proposition after a prior defeat. The piece notes court duties, petitions from taxpayers, and prompts prompt action as walls crack. It also highlights southeast Missouri corn exhibits and a December farmers week showing over 2000 in premiums at Cape Girardeau.
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Circuit Court
Tomate
Marble Hill
Missouri
Southeast Missouri
Tue
Normal School
Qacthal
Peewe
Cpt Lansae Letous
Anil di
Catrie
Which Are You For payers will be eight thousand dollars
A fragmented tax proposal compares two bond issues for a courthouse and other public costs. It outlines Principal amounts of 50 000 and 50 000 with interest and totals 71 574, and presents tax increases of 10 and 20 cents per hundred dollars valuation. It notes repayment periods of three and twelve years and adds a mis-spelled line listing differences between totals.
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Colorado
Ani Tal
Ani
Leo
Lvberlitiens
Mathier
Missouri county fair prize corn and bread scholarships details
The notice outlines a Southeast Missouri district fair with scholarships funded by a fund, offering two county prizes for best ears of corn and best loaf of bread. It lists prize structures by age groups, notes entries from all residents, and explains plans to bring winners to Columbia for judging while detailing methods for corn selection and prize handling.
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Missouri
Columbia
Special election urged for bond issue to save taxpayers money
The piece argues voters should turnout for a bond issue worth three thousand dollars, claiming the result affects public finances more than regular elections. It urges neighbors to explain the situation and persuade others to vote, asserting taxpayers determine the saving or loss.
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Denver, Colo
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Eorroe Press
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Franklin
Wwe
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