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Newspaper
Troy Herald
Location
Troy, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1874
Page
4
The Troy Herald reports on a proposed amendment to the school law aimed at funding, extending terms, and easing teacher pay. It discusses potential borrowing from the county, timing of extensions, and equitable tax treatment for a border-area district. The piece endorses keeping schools free and improving efficiency.
From Jefferson City the editor notes that railroads and passes pull lawmakers from session, creating long Fridays and weak quorums. A proposed railroad indebtedness funding bill shifts to county bonds and state bonds, sparking debate on fairness and economic impact. Strong farmer influence, Granger unity, and a farmers club promise more coordinated action amid new school and revenue bills.
A letter argues against restricting women from serving as school directors, criticizing both legislatures for opposition to woman suffrage and urging equal participation in affairs of children’s education plus broader social rights. It notes the Massachusetts and local refusals, contending women’s care and input in schooling deserve recognition, while warning against entrenched male prerogatives.
Mrs Myra Clark Gaines petitions equity court in Washington seeking injunctions against Caleb Cushing Spanish minister. Judge Wylie grants restraining order restricting transfer of lands in Leulana 68000 acres, noting counter deed to Cushloy and his later title confirmation denying Gaines any interest. Court action aims to stop him from securing patents and certificates from the Interior Department.
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