Turbulent National Affairs and State Tariffs Discussed
The column surveys federal political turmoil with mentions of Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, and notes looming battles between Bryan and Exsmer. It reports Missouri rail rates at three cents per mile local and two and a half interstate, tied to pending court decisions. It also touches on divorce costs in Missouri and broader social debates stirring public interest.
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Missour
Pacific Santa Fe
Cotton Belt
Missouri
Wabash
Supreme Court
Wag
Governor Hadley Appoints Republican to St Joseph Board
The Maryville Tribune questions the politics of Governor Hadley’s quick appointment of a Republican to replace a retiring Democrat on the St Joseph police board. It argues governors should appoint within party lines and challenges critics of the action as pushing a machine-building narrative.
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St Joseph
St. Joseph
Hadley
Maryville
Man Found Dead In Water Tank At Maryville
In Maryville Missouri a man identified as Lem Doggett was found dead in a water tank this past Sunday. Police say he was a worker in charge of supplying water and it is presumed he fell in while inspecting the tank.
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Maryville
Taining
Inches Bay
Lem Doggett
Harvey Jarman
Everett Melton
Mercer
Circuit Court of Grundy Mart
Farmers Bank of Unionville
W H Holman
Pres
G & McCutchen
Lep Davis
Les K McCutchen
Paul Johnson
George Underwood
An Unclear Local Brief From Missouri Papers
Fragmentary notice mentions Neosho and Louisiana Missouri, a tieth wedding anniversary for Samuel Jacobs, W W C Ruff’s death from heart failure, and a note about a potato field incident with government fault. Names and places are incomplete and obscured in the OCR.
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Louisiana
Samuel Jacobs
West Plains
Local Notes Highlight Health, Politics and Tragedy
A mixed record of health cures, transportation projects, and local misfortunes. Items mention a no cure no pay asthma remedy, new bonds for a school budget, a city postmaster appointment, and a farmer finding a dead baby’s body. Community leaders discuss roads, libraries, and bank affairs as weathered locals face storms and a stroke in a governor’s family.
Weatherford Mill to Rise in Englewood Kansas
The Leader Tribune notes Guy Weatherford’s new Weatherford Mill in Englewood with a four story brick structure and a nine foot basement. The mill’s capacity ranges from zero to 100 barrels per day. Weatherford also plans to mine water works for the city and later establish an electric utility plant.
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Leader Tribune
Englewood
Kans
Guy Weatherford
Weatherford
Leader
Minpetalling Water Works
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