Reuben’s Letter Reflects Post Election Turmoil Across Parties
The writer rails against the tariff bill and Taft’s administration, noting Democratic gains in the East and mixed reactions to Roosevelt and Teddy Rosenfelt. Mentioned figures include Uncle Joe Cannon, Nelson Aldrich, John R. McLean, Jas. R. Mann, and Reuben Hardscrabble as the author signs off amid political chaos and predictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reub
Banco Tanff
Teddy Rosenfelt
Teddy
West
Taft
Roosevelt
Africa
U. S
John R. McLean
Washington, D. C
May Delay The Vaughn Murder Case In Schuyler County
Kirksville Missouri November 14 1910 The November term of court in Schuyler County set for the Vaughn Hull murder hearing may be continued to May due to illness of a chemist and an attorney. Principal defendants Mrs Alma Porter Vaughn and James R Hull expected to be present November 21 at Lancaster where no moves are allowed without those lives at stake. Ex Kansas City Stock Yate reports a mixed cattle market with supply pressure, weaker prices, and ongoing packer competition amid a general market decline for beef cattle and hogs.
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Kirksville
Schuyler County
Vaughn- Hull
Shelton
Lancaster
Schweitzer
Vaughn
Meyers Campbell
Beader
Alma Porter Vaughn
James R. Hull
Kansas City
Chitago
Foot Crushed in railroad yard accident at Quincy
At Cotter of Brookfield 60 year old Mr Ngee suffered a severe foot crushing when a train bumped into the cars he was coupling in the yards at Quincy. His foot remained on the rail and was badly mashed, with amputation expected for part of the foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter
Brookfield
Hannibal and
St. Joe
Quincy
Irl R Hicks Almanac and Obituary Notice
The 1911 Irl R Hicks Almanac is advertised as a valued publication from Word and Works Publishing in St. Louis. The obituary recounts the death of an eleven year old girl from Novelty after a bout with typhoid fever, with funeral services held at the M E church and interment at Hoover cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl R. Hicks
Word and Works
Comepany
St. Louis
Novelty
M. E. Church
Pearl Pennel
C. N. Wood
Laplata
Geo. P. Sturgés
Milan
M. R. F. Nickell
Browning
F. J. Smith
Green City
W. O. G. Potter
Geo. W. McConnell
M. FE
Chas. E. Petree
Kirksville
Gumption On The Farm Continues On The Back Page
Practical farm counsel urges timely maintenance and preparation for winter. It stresses organizing tools and supplies, repairing equipment, protecting stored produce, and safety in fields and homes. It notes the value of hospitality with caution, and ends with a teaser to continue on the back page.
Cloak and Fur Sale Promises Deep Reductions at Clay's
A Thursday December 1 sale at Clay's features a large line of cloaks furs and ladies suits from a factory line offered at great reductions. Investigate the claim before buying.
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Clay’s
Linneus Man Thos. Davis Between Trains Saturday
Thos. Davis of Linneus was here between trains on Saturday.
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Thos. Davis of
Linneus
Card of Thanks for J. H. Lane and family
We thank those who decorated the church and assisted during the funeral and burial of our beloved daughter and sister. J. H. Lane and wife Will L. Barkley and wife express appreciation for support and kindness.
Meeting set for Benton township claims hearing Monday
Parties with claims in Benton township present them for hearing on Monday November 21 by order of the board.
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Benton
Thanksgiving Services at White Oak Grove on Nov 24
Rev. F. Nickell will hold Thanksgiving services at White Oak Grove on Thursday November 24 at 9 oclock a.m. All are cordially invited to attend. Also advertised are new arrivals of lockets bracelets and other jewelry. Watchmaker and bagte in design featured.
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F. Nickell
White Oak Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reuben
Moundsville
W. Va
Jas. R. Mann
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
House of Representatives
House
Uv Congress
Joe Cannon
Cherokee Strip
Stock Market
Rl R. Hicks
R. G. Waters
J. H. Lane
Will L. Barkley
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