Missouri road funds face hard surfaced road mandate
Readers are reminded of the constitutional requirement that the road bond funds must be spent on hard surfaced roads in every Missouri county. The piece argues against dirt or gravel options and cautions about future court action or a public referendum to resolve funding and construction scope. It references national issues, past political appointments, and a 1921 constitutional amendment proposal on road financing.
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Bandit Queen Tells of Life and Robber Rivals
A fragmentary memoir portrays a bandit queen and rivals in a life of crime. The speaker recalls loves, betrayals, and a plan to marry while facing danger and pursuit, with references to a maid, a wedding, and a journey toward a distant home.
Unclear OCR fragment on a track event
Fragmentary text describes a track scene with a child, a throw, and a tense moment as a person restrains a child near a center area, but key details are illegible and uncertain.
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