Missouri Highway System Costs and Timelines Discussed
The article outlines how the Missouri Road Commission may retire bonds earlier to save interest, potentially shortening completion time by reducing funds for new construction. It weighs whether saving time or saving money matters more as the highway network expands, noting ongoing progress and future maintenance needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Rtate Commission
State Board of Fund Commissioners
Bary
Yecassary
Road Commission
Missouri
Highway Commission
United States
A8 On Stomach Mad On Mi
A fragmented line notes anger or dispute involving A8 and Mi with fierceness. The wording is unclear but suggests a clash or heated reaction centered on a stomach issue or illness context.
Missouri Troops Lead Giant Rainbow Parade in Chicago Camp
A wartime dispatch describes Missouri troops arriving in Chicago for a three day camp at a large Lake Michigan pier site. Nearly 2000 Missourians, plus Scout bands from Springfield and Bolivar, join a Rainbow parade with army planes overhead, while meals and drills dominate the event. The writer praises the organization and hopes for a full 16 man team and band in future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Missouri
Stunicipat
Lake Michigan
Sunda
Poe
Unionville
Springfield
Bolivar
Navy
Uncle Sam
Ike Minden Woodmen
Unionville Camp
Why Go to Church in Daily Life
A dense description arguing that church attendance nourishes mind and heart. It claims church shapes inner self, provides moral guidance, community strength, and offers the greatest goods for individuals, families, and society, urging every man to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence
Woreda
Christian Church
Expert Poultry Talk Aims To Boost Local Poultry Raising
Mr C G Smith of the Farmers Co op announced plans to bring eight poultry specialists for two lectures on pool raising. He seeks S W eum whose work highlights prosperous poultry sections, while Henn and other pro poultry leaders share methods used by top poultrymen to raise income per hen. The message from poultry associations and farm bureau leaders calls it the best, clearest talk on profitable poultry raising ever presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G Smith
Farmers Co-op
S. Weum
Henn
Poult
Farm Bnu
Po En Stata
President and Mrs Coolidge Visit Stricken Son
The President and Mrs Coolidge arrive at the Colonel's bedside in a plain kitchen setting. They greet the aged family member, share a kiss, and comfort the stricken man as doctors guide them away. Prayers rise nationwide for grace amid sorrow.
Religious texts listed as Bibles and their origins
The passage describes various scriptural works used alongside the Bible. It mentions the Zendavesta of the Persians and says the Bible is an amalgam of many faiths, including Hindu, Chinese, Buddhist, Muslim, and Norse writings, noting the Koran as the latest and the Eddas not published by the fourteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoronater
Wibout
Fragmented Phrase Oddities Stir The Reading Room
A garbled OCR fragment questions who used a tee and where the item went. It hints at a shelf near a wall and mentions a wall near a refrigerator and a possible vote or wall display, but the text remains unclear and fragmented.
Pariah Origins in India and Burma Described
An analysis explains that the term pariah did not originally mean an outcast or lowest caste but referred to a member of a low caste in southern India and Burma, just below Sudra rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Burma
Balem Witchcraft Trial Claims Burned Minister
The article recalls the Balem witchcraft mania of 1602 with George Burrough, a Harvard graduate and gospel minister, accused of bewitching Mary Scott. He is described as a victim burned amid the witchcraft frenzy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burrough
Harvard College
Marys Icott
Fragmented OCR notes on unnamed figures and values
Partial readable text mentions a thirty dollar amount and a person named Gus. Other fragments reference an unknown site and a book, with unclear context or actions. The record preserves the limited entities present without inventing details.
Sunday Socials and Movements Across Pennville Area
Maple Grove hosts Mr and Mrs Henry Hardman and two Iowa relatives at Jim Coghill's home in Pennville. The community mourns John Shaver whose death is deeply felt. Revival crowds fill Pennville with preaching by the Unionville tent speaker. Sam Lawson and family visit Unionville to see his mother Mrs Hudson. Mrs Leon Shaver calls on Mrs Etta Riggins Wednesday night, while Mrs Ralph Forbes and Ruth Ann Fowler spend Sunday with W M Hill. Mrs Lewellyn and Mrs Etta McClaskey call on Amelia Lawson Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hardman
Iowa
W. M. Hill
Jim Coghill
Pennville
John Shaver
Unionville
Sam Lawson
Hudson
Leon Shaver
Etta Riggins
Ralph Forbes
Ruth Ann Fowler
W. M Hill
Lewellyn
Etta McClaskey
Amelia Lawson
Kentucky's Pride and the Blue Grass Region
The Blue Grass region of Kentucky is noted for tobacco and hemp two crops yearly and grass that grows nearly year round. It covers about 10 000 square miles in the north central part of the state with Lexington as its metropolis. The underlying rock is blue limestone rich in dolomitic lime.
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Kentucky
Lexington
Nation’s Battle Month April Listed For Conflicts
The article marks April as Battle Month noting key conflicts with dates including Lexington on April 18 1776 the Black Hawk War on April 24 1882 the Mexican American War on April 15 1846 the Civil War in 1861 the Spanish American War on April 21 1908 and World War I on April 6 1917.
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Lexington
Merica
Spain
Distinguishing Primary and Secondary Ideas in Thought
The writer urges prioritizing great primary ideas over lesser secondary ones amid mental turmoil. He cites the need to grasp core principles before minor details, echoing a discipline of clear focus and ordered reasoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stanley
Purification Health Plan Promises System Renewal
An advertisement touts Purification as the path to perfect health. It urges a Calotaba course, taken weekly for several weeks, to purify the system and restore vitality, with family and trial packages sold at drug stores.
Prudential Aims to Ease Housing With 1924 Loans
Edward D. Duffield, president of the Prudential Insurance Company, argues housing loans helped 25,878 families in 1924 and urges easier construction loans. He says the firm backs efforts to wipe slums and improve American housing through trust and instrumentalities engaging in better facilities.
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Edward D. Duffield
Prudential Insurance Company
Kaii
Dme
Moe
America
State Gasoline Tax Recovers 1.664 Million Revenue
State Treasurer Eugene Stephens reports oil company taxes under the 2 cent per gallon gasoline tax law have reached 1.664 million dollars since it began. Last week its daily take was 273,256 dollars and weekly total 288,157 dollars, with Standard Oil contributing nearly 100,000 dollars in a single day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Stephens
Standard Oil Company
Rearly
Missouri gasoline tax collection process described
The tax is collected via the State Oil Inspection Department which issues monthly statements to Missouri gasoline sellers. Remittances go through Treasurer Stephens and do not pass the oil department. If firms fail to remit, statements are referred to Attorney General Otto for lawful collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Oil Inspection Department
Missouri
Stephens
Oil Department
Otto
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