Sanitary Engineer Report On City Sewage Ordinance
A State Sanitary Engineer letter discusses replacing cesspools and septic tanks with the city sewer system in Unionville Missouri. It reviews requirements for connections, line defenses against disease, and the need to abandon non sewer outlets. The letter, plus Mayor Parker's statements, outlines urgency and technical points for compliance and timing.
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Amoanl
Papera
Unionville
Holman
State Health Department
Parker
H Holman
Missouri
Denar
Holmon T
Oserfaway
Rte 4
Bet
Founding figure guillotined amid reform era turmoil
Fragmented OCR notes recount a political execution and shifting leadership during a reform period. Mentions include a founder figure sentenced to death, the Trevely onary Aeihunal ten ine, and a former general of the revenue, with scattered payroll and bridge payment items for Unionville and associated officials.
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Guiletti
Social events and club notices fill a busy week
The Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at Mrs M H Smith’s home on West Main Street. Mrs Maud Ruth entertains friends in honor of Mrs Maud Yeuer of Kansas City and Mrs JH Parker hosts Monday afternoon tea. The Ladies of the Country Club host a luncheon at the Governsade Club with pool activities and a concert plan. A talk on civilization and moral growth follows, touching on speeds of life and justice, with references to Europe and World War era concerns.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
M H Smith
Marr
Maud Ruth
Maud Yeuwer
Katsar City
Oturrie Frisoe
JH Parker
Ron Blackwell
Dalla
Texas
Helen Jiegel
Kirkus
J OW
Magee
Workesie Country Club
Uovenvade
Taiwan
Dalu
Davis
Mof Thompson
Ralph Goodwin Tewe
Rome Bramburg Tou Beoese
Teewe Maylay Barrett
Campowli Ho
Oorettt Bastex
Pop
Feuuer
Mai
Wottime
Yaesals
Abolition of Blind Partisanship Stirs Nebraska Debate
Senator Norra of Nebraska urged voting for the best man over party lines and questioned how parties and platforms could exist without partisanship. The discussion noted the need for organization and fidelity to keep any political group functioning, suggesting practical challenges in a nonpartisan scheme.
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Norra
Nebraska
Waashin Naapeech
Norris
Aitliaion Sith
Science myths and public confusion in reading gaps
The fragment discusses widespread misgivings about science in society. It contrasts myths and pseudoscience with genuine research, noting how false ideas spread, yet acknowledges that public interest can grow when people seek clear, tested knowledge. It calls for honest science and careful evidence.
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Lapin An
Egypt
Rome
Seies
Battle of the Hemp Bales and Missouri War Notes
The historical report recalls the Lexington campaign in Missouri during the Civil War. Price delays attack to gather arms, Mulligan defends the hill with scarce ammo, hemp bales soaked in water shelter the defenders, yielding a costly but bloodless victory for Price. The article lists prisoners, captured arms, cavalry gear, and stores, noting the strategic impact on Missouri.
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Beate Gistorient Society of
Missouri
Columbia
Shoemaker
Léxiazton
On's Creek
Missouri River
Lexington
Price
Mulligan Ca Hia
Masonic College
Mulligan
Jefferson City
Pap” Price
Sacramento
Hilledsoe
Jackson
Multiyuan Marshall Peabody
Whita Are Grover
Mager NanHorn
Massouri
Casard
Roel Borgee
Pitt and Philadephia Rivalry Creates National Interest
The text hints at a contest between Pitt and Philadelphia teams drawing national attention. It notes tensions as the season nears, with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia figures seemingly close in performance and public interest growing ahead of a pivotal stretch.
State Road Work Notice to Contractor
State Highway Commission invites bids for grading and 18 foot wide reinforced pavement along 4.853 miles from the Lews State Line to Unionville. Proposals due December 4 at Jefferson City. plans available at Jefferson City and the Division Engineer at Marion. Right reserved to cancel bids. Chief Engineer B H Plepmajer.
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Hewlet Proments
Tammieson
Misanur
Jefferenaty Minasor
Priyomet
Rente & Sertion
Prytnam County
Wittwere
Camminmen
Jefferson City
Lews State Line
Unionville
Commission
Maron
State Highway Commission
Bra
H Plepmajer
Tide in New York Harbor Rise and Fall Measured
The New York harbor tide shows an average rise and fall of about 4 feet 5 inches, reflected in historical shore measurements reported for the harbor area.
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New York Harbor
State Committee Suit Over School Funds and Refunds
Shepherd of Roger sues the State Democrats committee for 1698 dollars claiming as secretary 1919 to 1920 he advanced funds for Kansas City headquarters that were not refunded. The Don Curran Co of St Louis previously sued the committee for 20000 dollars, and the party groups have since sought funds.
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Shepherd
Roger
Kansan
Don Curran Company
St Louis
Missouri crop report notes mixed yields and damage across counties
E A Logan of the U S Department of Agriculture reports 1928 crop results with wheat at 30 518 000 bushels versus 24 589 000 in 1924 and oats at 45 169 000 bushels expects, amid drought and heat damaging southern districts while northern counties show some resilience. Chinch bugs plague several counties and fodder damage is noted. Acreage 6 890 000, September condition 80 percent, with early threshing yielding better than expected.
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Oeter
E. A. Logan
U. S. Department of Agriculture and Jewelries
State Board of Agricultorn
mid-Au
Bates
Lafayette
Monireau
Audrain
Montgomery
Warren
Lincoln
The School Bell Returns to Nation’s Schools
After the summer break the school bell rang nationwide signaling the new term. Across rural districts and cities children returned to classrooms for another year of education and training for responsible citizenship and future roles in society.
Sahara Fertility Revisited in Early Arab Era
A study of Saharan history notes the region still held abundant water when Arabs first entered in the seventh century and suggests the cesayy process concluded by the eighteenth century.
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Sahara
Executors Notice on Estate of Jacob Hainer Deceased
Notices regarding the estate of Jacob Hainer deceased granting letters testamentary to the undersigned. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred from benefits. claims not exhibited within one year from grant date will be forever barred. Also mentions a second estate in Miami with similar deadline and probate attestation.
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Kings
Missouri
Jacob
Hainer
Potnam
Masor
Bnyr Brats
Rte
Miami
Atlow
Global Voting Rates Across Nations Highlight Historical Trends
The article surveys 1920s to 1924 voting participation worldwide, citing the United States at about 82 percent in a recent presidential election, Britain with 76 percent in 1924, Germany with 75 percent and rising, and Australia around 75 percent. It notes New Zealand and Queensland near 84 percent, Denmark Belgium and Norway 60 to 92 percent, France about 70 percent, and Canada around 70 percent, with Cuba outperforming Florida.
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U. S
Great Britain
Ro Rea
New Zealand
Queensland
Denmark
Belgium
Hanoi
France
Sweden
Norway
Italy
Witzerland
Cuba
Florida
Everglade
Narrow Escape From Fire in Trenton Home
Mrs Jennie McCullough a three year old child awoke to smoke and crackling in a Trenton residence. The husband was awakened and carried them to safety before the building collapsed. Fire destroyed personal belongings and the wife had been ill for some time.
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Jennie McCullough
Trenton
Republican
Met Ullough
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