Missouri constitutional amendments proposed for 1906 ballot
Fragmented text outlines multiple Missouri constitutional amendments including salaries for General Assembly members, initiative and referendum powers, county and township taxation, and local option tax reforms. It references Section 16 of Article 4, compensation limits, separation of state and local revenues, and procedures for voter adoption at the general election following the first Monday in November 1906.
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Missouri constitutional amendments text from 1908 election
A long, OCR damaged excerpt outlines multiple Missouri constitutional amendments on indebtedness limits for cities, state waterworks and transit projects, and new tax provisions. It includes sections proposing debt thresholds, voter approval, and dedicated tax mechanisms, with dates tied to an upcoming general election and references to city and state authorities.
Ambitious Mother Says Janitor Attracts Daughter
In a clipped exchange the mother and husband mockingly discuss a janitor may be taking interest in their daughter. The dialogue hints at social status and budding romantic tensions, with playful jabs about last week’s events.
Farm Sale and Tenant Change Stirs County News
Aba Ttom has sold his farm to Will and Jim Wood. The Wood Bros. will move out this fall. Mr. Romine is in Oklahoma this week exploring options with no definite plan to relocate.
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Aba
Will
Jim Wood
Wood Bros
Surprise Nuptials and Local Happenings Reported
A local text reports the marriage of Mrs. Sarah BE. TU) to Mr. Jambew At, Walker, at 8 80 p m on Sunday October 4, noting few learned of the ceremony until after. Other items mention August Nolke visiting daughter Mrs. J VanBooven in Clay Centre and a move to Howard County. Commentary criticizes a county central committee and lists plans for a pow-wow at Slater with names Albert RK James and others. Additional notes cover Mrs. Mattie Lillard traveling to St Louis then Oklahoma, and Gar Held, a Philippine Islands civil servant, visiting Ogden Utah before resuming duties.
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Sarah BE. TU
F. FE. Gordon
Jambew
Walker
Higginaville
Mra
August Nolke
J VanBooven
Clay Centre
VanBoouven
Howardounty
Central Commission
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Slater
Albert RK James
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Garfiehd Gunnell
Philipine Islands
E.R. Small
Stranded Edward Gayle Stock Company Disbands After Attachments
Slater Hustler reports the Edward Gayle Stock Company, ten performers, played two shows at Slater O era house last Friday and Saturday, then dissolved after trunks were attached in a suit by attorney Barnett of Felais Mo over a hotel debt of about 1000. Members angrily claimed the debt had been paid. Robt Tlan rode to Maryville with news of his brother Tes Glan’s probable fatal injury after a fall from a conveyance. no update by press time. Chas Bolte of the Slater Mill and Elevator Company notes that the wheat crop appeared this year as unusual for farmers locally.
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Slater O. Era
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Fragmentary note on aviation funding and asset risk
A fragmentary line discusses examining items immediately, linking discovery via rings and a FAA device to asset value, warning that neglect will devalue the thing. The quotation appears from Slater Rustler.
TWOESTONTA Miss Rose Tallorteok Accident at State Inn
A sad accident occurred Saturday evening when six year old Mary Eugenhi daughter of Mr and Mrs Hhort wandered into a barn yard and was kicked by a horse. She suffered a broken forearm and severe injuries. A. Sillith was summoned and attended her at the hospital in Houston. The details remain unclear with no witness to the event.
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Rose Tallorteok
Loni Wiks
Noah Wattonburge
State Inn
Houwstuninn
Mary Eugenhi
Shrer
Hhort
Sillith
Louston
Why James Lee Got Well
Mary Lee of rural Route S and S Zanesville Ohio says her husband James Lee owes life to Dr King s New Discovery. His severe lung trouble nearly consumed him until a friend recommended the remedy which brought relief and recovery. The ad touts Dr King s New Discovery as the king of throat and lung remedies with a 50 cent to 1.00 price and a trial bottle free.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Mary Lee
S&s
James Lee
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