Resolutions urge Missouri road bond plans and maintenance
Unanimous resolutions from the $60 million Road Convention in Jefferson City call for applying bond proceeds to build a statewide system with two cross-county roads per county, ensuring maintenance funding and legislative actions to fund and protect the program. The measure also urges finance reform to reduce interest costs and support inter-county and cross-county highways with equitable shares for each county.
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Jefferson City
Federation of Missouri Commercial Clubs
House of Parvopentatives
Missouri
Missour
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New York
Friends of the
Good Roads Movement
Board of Fund Commissioners
State of
Freight rates and market conditions cited in testimony
The transcript cites Julius Kruttschnitt and others arguing high freight costs do not cause business stagnation. They say weak demand, not rates, reduces shipments. reduced traffic reflects broad economic decline and profiteering by middlemen rather than rail charges. Freight cuts would not revive markets without demand.
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D. C
Senate
Chiaie Ce
Saekoeae
Julius’ Kruttschnitt
Ciaianans
Board of the Southern
Ilnes
el Paso
Ogden
Southern Pacific Company
Tnt
Arigona
Nevada
Texas
Liverpool
California
Heclaiiry
Panama Canal
New York
Free Camp Offers Month of Training in Cam' e Arkansas
Young men 16 to 18 with no prior military training are urged to apply by July 1 for a government expense camp in August at Cam e Arkansas. The five hour daily schedule blends military drill with games lectures and entertainment. Only men of good character are considered and the program stresses democracy and recreation under expert trainers.
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Cam’ E
Ark
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Cockleburs Poison Hogs Warned By State Veterinarians
J W Connaway of the College of Agriculture issues a warning to farmers that cockleburs in early growth are poisonous to hogs. Poisoning is an annual danger but can be avoided by keeping hogs away from germinating and young plants. After plants reach three to four inches there is no danger.
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J. W. Connaway
Veterinary Department
The
College of Agriculture
Columbia Paper
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