National Conventions in Missouri Highlight 1888 Nomination
The 1888 Democratic National Convention in St Louis nominated Grover Cleveland for a second term by acclamation on June 6 after a parade and wreath ceremony. The article notes Missouri as a host site for seven major party conventions and details key events and nominees through 1928.
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Missouri
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
White House
New York
America
Cleveland
Allen G. Thurman
Benjamin Harrison
Kansas City
St.Louis
Mississippi River
Samuel J. Tilden
Tammany
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Washington Street
William McKinley
Marcus A. Hanna
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey
McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
A. E. Stevenson
Champ Clark
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Charles Evans Hughs
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Hoover
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Alfred E. Smith
Plan For Fall Gardens And Poultry Notes From Colorado Letter
Plan for fall gardens outlines timing for crops like lettuce peas spinach radishes and Chinese cabbage and notes fall crops store well for eating. A Missouri poultry expert praises Mrs. J O Parman for exceptional White Wyandottes results and urges proper management. A Colorado letter from Nina Miller describes mountain towns mining life near Cameron and Denver with cold nights high ore yields and mining wages.
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Cental Missouri
Missouri
J. O. Parman
Cameron
W. F. Priebe
Colorado
Alma
Homer Holton
Denver
Mts
London Mt
Hoover Pass
Leadville
Stanton
Nina Miller
Halerville Social Roundup Notes Guests At Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Teddy Holser and Mr and Mrs Burl Warren were Sunday guests at the W E Sayers home. Mrs Iva Rhodes and Mrs were also noted in the Halenville area social items.
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Teddy Holser
Burl Warren
W. E. Sayers
Iva Rhodes
Local families host gatherings and visitors in Linneus area
Ruth Lawrence and daughter and Mrs. Almeda Bartow and daughter called. J R Wood shopped in Linneus with daughters and returned with a load of lambs from St Joseph. Numerous Sunday dinners and weekend visits spread among Gooch Bartow Campbell and Crooks households. Children’s Exercises drew a large crowd and Lela Rae Bartow sang with Mrs. Tromer’s group yesterday afternoon.
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Ruth Lawrence
Almeda Bartow
J. R. Wood
Edith Rottmann
Linneus
St. Joseph
Victor Gooch
T. S. Bartow
H. V. Campbell
W. J. Gooch
Imogene
Wilma Young
Jimmie Crooks
Kansas City
Will Young
Alvin and
Fred Meeker
Mar McMickle
Henry Jerome
Ray Gooch
J. P. McKenzie
Gandfather
Ben Wood
Childen
Wood
Lela Rae Bartow
Mary Tromer
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