Kansas Senate Resolution Proposes Constitutional Taxation Amendment
Senate Concurrent Resolution No 4 proposes amending sections 1 and 2 of article 11 of the Kansas Constitution regarding finance and taxation. The measure, two thirds of both houses required, submits the proposition to qualified electors for approval or rejection.
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State of
Kansas
Kanass
Senate
House
Nile Senate
Chas. H. Sessions
Secretary of State
Tax amendment and election notices amid mixed clippings
The text presents a draft state tax amendment detailing exemptions for specified property and charity use, with sections for taxation powers and an election submission in 1913. It also includes editorial letters on social expectations, a campaign note from N. E. Beckman, and quotes reflecting contemporary views on marriage and finances.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed By Doctor in Toledo
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications it is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is a tested prescription developed by a leading physician and combined with blood purifiers for strong results. Testimonials available free. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co. Props
Toledo O
Norway News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Miss Frances Figgins returns from Missouri. Mr and Mrs C T Lewis trip to Norway. Mrs Potter and children visit Cooper home. Wednesday Club meets with Mrs Sherrard. Owen Trew er house project under Orson Griffeth supervision. Athletic Club opens season. W C T U members attend Celia Bowling event. E O Jones leaves for Lynn Kansas for new position. Curtis Grifferth travels to Munden on business. Christian Endeavor hosts a Weenie roast by the river. Guy Gebhardt in town for business. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Mrs Hammer. Lella Dale Ringworth attends League Social at Mr Strongs. Alfred Hammer and family join Courtland visit.
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Frances Figgins
Missouri
C. T. Lewis
Norway
Potter
Republic
Cooper Home
Dr. Sherrard
Owen Trewer
Orson Griffeth and Son
Celia Bowling
E. O. Jones
Lynn Kans
Curtis Grifferth
Munden
Christian Enddeavor
Guy Gebhardt
Luthheran Ladies 'Aid
Pete Hammer
Lella
Dale Ringworth
Strongs
Alfred Hammer
Clarence
Richard Hugos
Vivian
Hattie Blosser
C. L. Ross
Clarice
Courtland
Advice To Young Girls Letter Sparks Unfortunate Situation
A letter from a young man asking for advice becomes the keynote of a troubling situation involving other young men. The speaker describes the plaint and the unfolding circumstance as read in the piece.
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Betty Vincent
Adin
To Wash Black Cashmere
To cleanse and restore the garment of black cashmere use warm soapy water with white soap such as castile. Dissolve a little pox powder, wash between the hands, rinse in two waters at the same temperature, then blue the last rinse and iron while damp for a fresh look.
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Castile
Strong Minds and the Wit of Yielding Power
A thoughtful note on willpower contrasting stubborn endurance with strategic retreat. It argues that the strongest mind often yields quickly to opposition, conserving effort for decisive flank moves rather than pushing at impregnable barriers.
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Burt
Close-Fisted Reynolds
George E. Streeter profiles James Reynolds known as close-fisted Reynolds a town oddball who is rumored rich yet frugal. He harbors a controversial view that executing the poor could end pauperism proposing a painless death penalty for poverty to reduce need.
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Reynolds
James Reynolds
Reynolds’s Charity Reforms End in Violent Wakeup Call
A theorist named Reynolds studied the poor but rejected indiscriminate aid. He kept detailed records of seekers, then closed the shelter program after a violent encounter with a collar-button peddler who challenged his census approach. He burned his books and allowed the poor to work out their own salvation.
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Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Mendicant Register
Energetic Woman Pressures Pete Over Contract Work
A quoted exchange shows an energetic woman challenging Plodding Pete to take up tasks and agree on pay. Pete, claiming membership in the Association of Industrious Inspectors, asks for details and an advance of 7.64 to cover travel expenses before the secretary approves the contract.
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Pete
Association of
O. K
Wright's Cash Grocery Seeks Orders for Red River Early Potatoes
A brief ad notes a supply of Red River Early Ohio potatoes arriving by October 22. Wright's Cash Grocery invites customers to place orders promptly.
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Red River
Ohio
English Coal Fields Oldest in England Production
The coal fields of Northumberland and Durham claim to be England’s oldest, worked for at least 700 years. Both counties yield all coal types except anthracite, with Northumberland known for steam coal and domestic use, while Durham’s coal supports similar uses and coke production.
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Northumberland
Durham
England
Tuirham
Durham County
Lover of Strife Opens Bitter Reform Debate
The excerpt showcases a heated exchange about reform movements. A speaker accuses Topley of using reform to sow discord, claiming his aim is to drive lifelong friends and families apart for amusement. The dialogue reveals manipulation and factional splits within a community.
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Topley
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S. W. Grubb
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C. E. Albro, V. C
H.S. Cooper
Dr. King
N. E. Beckman
Fred Cook
Norway News
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P. D. Beckwith
Dowagiac Mich
L. G. How
Diamond Edge
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Cash Grocery
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