Legislature approves Penal changes and prison expansion in Missouri
The Missouri Legislature made con cealed weapons a misdemeanor in public assemblies and approved a prison expansion budget of 690000 for the female wing plus fifty cells and a hospital. Gov Hardin called a two day special session to fund penitentiary management, industrial home, Rolla school, supreme court decisions, and rail tax adjustments while proposing broader state representation at the Centennial of Philadelphia. The paper urges local support for a new liberal paper to inform the public and oppose corruption. Torn footnote mentions stock at 10.00 and local subscription details.
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Hardin
Missouri
School of Minenaint Motala
Rolla
Airreme Court
Li Thes
Alrready
Wentzville
R. J. Kennedy
Wright City
Labor Grange Journal Aims to Unite North Missouri Workers
A North Missouri journal is launched to aid laboring classes in opposing capitalist and corporate power. The message urges all labor groups to join the reform effort, citing the Grange’s principles of general prosperity, intelligent governance, and knowledge as foundation for happiness.
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Ilerald
Uch
Inbon
Laborjuan
Agricul
Inlet
Lima
Dia
Arepa
Missouri
Autobiographical letter from Louis Hebert in Missouri
A long letter from Louis Hebert of Plaquemine Louisiana to editors Theo Fixer and Joe Suda in Troy Missouri, dated March 2, 1973, recounts his Civil War era actions against Price and Little, mentions Colonel John G. Wesley and Captain Frank Von Plu, and discusses a local impersonation fraud linked to his identity.
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Qenyerbal
Louis Hebert
Plaquemine
Laclede County
Missouri
Hiweelf
Co. A
Louisiana
Henry Lite
Iuka
Mississippi
Quay Little
Patrio
Lite
Prive Nil Little
Littlelywell
Col
Gates
Gene
Price
Little
Apo
Linn
Commanding General Little’s Death and Postwar Reflections
Survivor recounts the battle near Iuka and the death of General Little. He describes taking temporary command, burial rites, retreat to the south, and service in Vicksburg and Greensboro. Denies Ku Klux involvement, notes age, and praises General Cockrell while asking a friend to forward a copy of the journal. Includes local ads for St. Louis silk and merchandise and live stock market notes.
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Iuka
John C. Hebert
Price
Lukn
Corinth
Quattic
Vicksburg
North Carolina
Joseph EB. Johnston
Greensboro
N. Y
Louisiana
South Carolina
Tegroca
Fraternity of
Manona
Guneral
Col
Kelley
St. Lows
Col. Kelley
Frank Vau Phul
Louis Uknur
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Troy
Nichols
Shepard
Thresher
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Smepard &A Co
Mattte Creek
Michigan
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State Court
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