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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary text references a Missouri post office and a Wednesday date. The readable pieces mention pricing or rates per year and a bass ore detail, but most of the context is missing or garbled. No clear event, person, or organization can be reliably identified.
A Missouri column surveys Democratic infighting led by Folk and anti Folk factions. It notes Senator Stone’s opposition to Bland, calls for unity, and warns of political steamrolling. It also covers drought relief prayers, county hospital funding, England’s coronation pomp, sugar trust probes, and Taft’s stance on false medicine labels amid national debates on senate elections and trusts.
A call to approve an August 1 vote on a new Missouri capitol as a spur to immigration and progress. The plan argues a $3.5 million proposition will position Missouri ahead of peers, with defeat blamed for discouragement and losses in state prestige.
Vague readable fragments describe a local notice with unclear action and names. The text mentions public matter but lacks details on place, date, or involved parties, preventing a clear event or outcome.
The article urges voters to back a two thirds majority at the special election to approve a three and a half million dollar plan, highlighting it saves 1.5 million in principal and 150,000 in interest compared with the five million dollar proposal. It notes the five million plan would require a rare majority in November 1912. It calls for action to secure the larger savings.
The piece argues for a capital tax to fund a state rebuild. It presents a cost table showing annual payments under a 2 cent tax across assessed values, noting true tax is small since property is assessed at one third. It also extols benefits like a new capital building and offices, urging a two thirds majority for adoption and praising the investment as wise for commerce and civic pride.
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