Bond Question dominates Springfield weekly on rail road woes
The Weekly Leader discusses Greene county bonds for the Kansas City and Missouri railroad, the contested subscription, rescission, and political fallout. It criticizes Gov. Phelps for swift action, notes Miner petitions to reduce rail rates, and previews court rulings affecting rail interests and local finance. It also covers elections, temperance, and local economic concerns.
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Springeld
Southern & Western R. R. Tos
H. E. Havens
L. H. ‘Matray
Chas. Sheppard
Ralph Walker
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Fontuy
Wolters
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Deseph Rail
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Boston
Clark
Scotland County
Wissouth
Missouri, Iowa & Nebraska Railway Company
Alexindria & Bloomfel Railroad Company
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Musnuri, Iowa & Nebraska Railway Company
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Tg County
Finwater
Mlekandrin Ee Bloombell Railroad Company
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Anoalee Stary
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Bloomafield Railroad
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Cone County
Kansas City
St. Joseph Ailroad Company
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The Kansas City & Memphis Railroad Bonds Debate
A Walnut Grove letter argues for resolving county bonds to avoid deterring immigration and harming tax payers. It warns against protracted court battles and favors immediate action or alternative investments like local rail track expansion, estimating costs and long term burdens on residents.
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Kansas City & Memphis Railroad
Midat
Young
Supreme Court
Underwood
Hazeltine
Court House
Haveltine
Watser Grove
Swellings of Southwest Missouri in 1874 cave Dering scene
In Cave Spring Cave Dering Missouri September 4 1874 local notes describe rapid town growth with three new blacksmith shops and a hardware stock building. Agricultural bounty including wheat corn oats apples peaches watermelons and beans is praised while trade braces for a brisk fall. A local death is noted and distant war dispatches and legal text occupy columns with detailed railroad consolidation discussions and Missouri Supreme Court citations.
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Cave Dering
Missouri
Vulcan
Jacob Neff
Pugh and
Mailicnat
Wilchoit
Heushey & Woodbury
Ben
Julian
Springfield
J. W. Lee
Victor Sommers
Strafford
Clifford’s Fever Remedy Promises Safe Malaria Cure
Clifford's Febritage-Palatable powerful antiperiodic remedy claims to cure fever and ague without poisonous effects. It supposedly enters the circulation to destroy malarial poison and eradiate the disease with no after sensations. J. C. Arenarpsox, St. Louis, advertises it. agents listed nationwide. Cateaway County is rebonding its debt at five cents on the dollar.
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J.C. Arenarpsox
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St. Louis
Cateaway County
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Supreme Court of the United States
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