Republican candidates nominated for county offices in Linn and Sullivan
The Leader-Record ann ounces Dr. R C Pratt Brookfield as Republican nominee for Linn county Recorder subject to the August 2 1910 primary. Also notes a Sullivan County attempt to nominate E ete ceatien tee bee for Recorder of Deeds and John N Wilson for County Clerk on the Republican ticket with August 1910 primaries.
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R. C. Pratt
Brookfield
Linn County
Sullivan County
Leader-Record
John N. Wilson
Farmers Exchange Bank
Browning
State of Missouri
Leader Record
Uncle Joe and the Speakership Battle: A Long View
Uncle Joe Cannon remains in the speakership race amid party pressure and insurgent resistance. The piece weighs the political cost to incumbents facing reelection and the public mood about banking legislation and reform. It notes shifts in Washington and questions what Theodore Roosevelt will do.
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Washington
Teddy
Local and Personal News Highlights
Local notes recount Harve Tiffany crushed by a cement block at a new house, ending his workday early. E E Harris returned from Texas and other states, visiting a healthy Mr Houck. Frances Herrington dislocated a foot and was treated by Drs Mairs and Van Wye, improving nicely. Mrs Mary Duncan expanded her boarding house to accommodate guests. The New Movement Club visited from Linneus to play Browning, the home team winning 12 to 8. John Maggart and wife visited Frank’s family. he praised the office visit. District Clerks urged timely reporting to the State Superintendent. Senator E B Fields, Linn County candidate for circuit judge, gaining supporters in several towns. Chas Campbell profited from sheep, selling twin lambs for 10.80 and wool for 1.25, total 12.05 from a $3.50 ewe. A lightning strike damaged E M Wilson house. fire risk averted as family stayed home. George notes gas in the room after sparrow nest removal.
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E. E. Harris
Texas
Kansas
Ark
Mr. Houck
Frances Herrington
Mairs
van Wye
Mary Duncan
E. M. Wilson
C. F. Alexander
City Board Holds Meeting and Orders Street Clean Up
The city board met Monday night and handled several matters. Bids for building crossings were opened but deferred to a special meeting called by the mayor. The street commissioner was directed to clean rubbish from streets and remove unfinished walks if new ones are not started promptly.
Twice-A-Week Republic offers three years for $1
The St. Louis Republic announces a limited time subscription deal to celebrate its 102nd anniversary. The offer provides three full years for one dollar with no premiums or commissions, and existing subscribers can renew to extend their term by three years from the current expiration date.
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Republic of St. Louis
United States
St. Louis
Kidney Pills Restore Evansville Reader's Strength
Letter from H. M. Winkler of Evansville Indiana details a severe kidney trouble with back pain dizziness and vision issues. After regular use of Foley Kidney Pills he reports a full recovery and renewed vigor. Lantz & Glaze. You get your money's worth when you buy this paper.
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H. M. Winkler
Evansvill
Ind
Foley
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New House
New Movement
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Mr. Maggart
E. L. Joyce
E. B. Fields
Harris
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Resources
County of Linn
J. I. Harmon
J. A. Calhoun
C. M. Thornton
Notary Public
J. M. Thaurle
L. G. Schrock
H.C. Pearson
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Delaval
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