Secretary Cook's Campaign Book in Missouri Politics
Jefferson City Missouri March 20 Secretary of State Sam B Cook is preparing a political handbook for Missouri to be distributed in a few weeks. It compares Democratic and Republican records with Illinois Iowa and Kansas, cites official state records, and argues Missouri under Republican rule shows weaknesses in railroads electricity and press access while defending Missouri tax and school funding. The piece criticizes Kansas City banquet remarks by Henry J Allen and portrays Republican leaders as disparaging Missouri, urging loyal Missourians to defend the state.
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Sale of 25,000 Cattle Across The West
Fort Worth Texas March 14 Frederick Terrazas son of the ex governor of Chihuahua Mexico is here closing a large cattle deal. The sale comprises twenty five thousand cattle to be shipped to Colorado Montana Wyoming and the Dakotas. Transport will require 550 cars making forty trains. Estimated freight bill around 96000 dollars, with 176 dollars per car as group rate.
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Criticism of Honest Men Praises Altgeld From All Sides
Tributes pour in from public figures and newspapers across parties praising John P Altgeld as honest sincere and intellectually formidable. The piece condemns prior attacks labeling him a demagogue and denounces media bias urging fair treatment of public figures including Bryan and Altgeld.
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Joplin Globe
Seed aid for Missouri and Washington drought areas
Senator Cockrell and Representatives Benton and Robb urged the secretary of agriculture to aid Missouri farmers in distress. The secretary approved immediate distribution of 2,000 half bushel sacks of seed corn 500 pecks of seed cotton and 20 000 garden seed packages for planting, with no further appeals expected.
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Uphold Right to Boycott Labor in Missouri Supreme Court Decision
In a March 19 ruling the Missouri Supreme Court held courts of equity cannot enjoin labor unions from boycotting corporations. Judge Sherwood penned the opinion upholding the lower court, with Burgess Brace Gantt Marehall concurring and Judge Robinson dissenting. The decision supports free speech for unions to tell their story by word of mouth or print and seek redress by peaceful means.
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Marx & Hans Jeans Clothing Company
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Robinson
A Loose Boiled Pot Of Mirth And Moral Talk
A verbose critique contrasts the moral integrity of a good husband with the vanity of the world. It extols domestic virtue, condemns hypocrisy, and argues that true worth is shown in home life rather than public opinion. The piece warns against mischief and bragging, praising honest sacrifice for family wellbeing.
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Missouri River Ice Gorge Threatens Region
Dreds of miles above Chamberlain the Missouri River ice gorge sits at Little Bend sixty miles above Chamberlain South Dakota and shows no sign of breaking. The river has been reduced to a brook below the gorge for forty eight hours while Yankton is 200 miles downstream with the ferry halted and Sioux City reports a three foot fall. Estimated river speed is four miles per hour and water backed behind the gorge equals a river 336 miles long. Only Vermillion in 1881 presents a comparable event though it did not dry the river. Warm weather melting heavy snow and a rise at Bismarck ND worsen the danger.
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The Twine Week Republic Newspaper Ad Copy
An advertisement extols the paper as the best and most reliable, claiming it prints all the news worth printing and keeps readers informed about important world affairs. It promotes a yearly subscription price and directs readers to subscribe via agents or mail.
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Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood Poison
An advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison and cancer like conditions. It claims to drain poison from the system, heal sores, restore blood quality, and build up the body, touting 30 years of testing and free medical advice with orders from Atlanta based suppliers.
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