Why the East is For Bryan in the 1908 campaign
The text argues the East supports Bryan due to concern over economic pain, while the West escaped major effects. It notes bank panics, closed factories, and steep stock declines in 1908, with overall losses blamed on Eastern unrest and the election context, suggesting voters link national policy to the financial squeeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Bryer
Finebel Considious
New York
TSN
Savinas Hanks Enonnite
De Kiow's New Life Health Solution Promoted
An advertisement claims De Kiow's New Life improved family health over three years. It mentions a patient from Hope Route 1, Cruilford, Maine and a connection to Prank T. Clay's drug store as a selling point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. al Dertleh
Cruilford
Maine
T. Clay
Minnesota and North Dakota Seen Favoring Bryan Says Ewing
Attorney Lee B. Ewlow, Minnesota, argues Bryan will carry Minnesota and North Dakota based on opinions from diverse residents. He cites views on tariff revision, direct election of senators, and Bryan’s bank plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neveda Mall
S. Simon
Hrvan and Cowherd Club
Lee BL Ewlow
Bryan
Minnesota
North Dunkota
Ewing
Tiwor
Bryan Seouaranty Bank
Oglesby Marries Warrensburg Woman in Private Ceremony
Rube Oglesby state railroad and warehouse commissioner wed Miss Mary Shouse of Warrensburg in a quiet Oct ceremony at the home of W W Johnson. Rev. Haity officiated with only family and close relatives present. Oglesby’s campaign and Miss Hous e mentored support prior to the wedding. Also notes sales pitch for Kodol with local mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansans City
H. Rubey Oxlesby
State Railroad and Warehouse
Mary Briggs Siouse
Warrensburg
W W. Glohnson
East Seventh Stree
Wow. Johnson
G. Haity
Johnon
Oglesty
Mise Shouse
Konens City
Ride
Oglesby
Bessie House
Houte
Oulesby
Owlesby
Houta
Perfect Ear of Corn Contest at Missouri Agricultural College
A county seeks a perfect ear of corn to seal in the cornerstone of a new $100,000 Agricultural Building at Missouri Agricultural College in Columbia. Growers are urged to mail ears with owner details and a judge's scoring, by October 17, for selection by a disinterested panel.
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Agricultural College
Columba
Univeralty
Pepe
Dean Ho J. Waters
Missouri Agricultural College
Columbia
The
College of Agriculture
State Board of Agriculture
State Corn Growers Association
Agricultural Collegees
Mingourt
Spavin Liniment and Other Remedies Advertised
A historical ad promotes English Spavin Liniment to treat horse ailments plus various tonics and pills. It lists Frank T. Choy and C. W. Hess as sellers, mentions Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion as a cure, and markets DeVitte’s Little Early Risers and Woolford’s preparations.
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DeVite
C. W. Hess
Crop of Mari ns des Cygues Bay Yields Fall Yet Again
The Review notes lower returns from the Marin s des CyGues river bottom bay this season after early summer floods damaged parts of the crop. Many acres remain uncut with prices not as good as prior years, hindering harvest. W D Warnsing, east of town, struggles to sell his bay and burns what remains to clear land for a large gang plow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marins Des Cygues
W. D. Warnsing
Rich Hill Work Stalls On Drainage Ditch Access
Esquire Bickam of Papinville reports slow progress on the east end of the drainage ditch due to near solid rock. Until teams with plows and scrapers blast away earth and open a channel, the big boat cannot enter. Dredge mainly lifts loosened boulders as a large force and twenty six teams work the site.
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Rich Hill Review
Esquire Bickam
Papinville
Electric Bitters Prove Worth to Civil War Veteran
Where Bullets Flew David Parker of Fayette N Y veteran of the civil war who lost a foot at Gettysburg says The good Electric Bitters have done so worth more than five hundred dollars to me I spent much money doctoring for a bad case of stomach trouble to little purpose I then tried Electric Bitters and they cured me I now take them as a tonic and they keep me strong and well 50c at Frank T Clay's drug store
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David Parker
Fayette, N.Y
Gettyeburg, Saye
Frank.t. Clay
Figures and factions in Taft era party power struggles
Extracts from Collier's Weekly reveal Republican leaders and industrial figures backing Taft, detailing Harriman Dupont and other magnates involved in campaign finances. The piece notes patronage tensions, a push for campaign finance publicity, and lingering Bourbon influence within the party.
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Collier’s Weekly
Taft
Collier's Weekly
White House
Sherman
Harriman
Republican Party
Penrose
T. Coleman Dupont
Delaware
Powder Trust
Dupont
Dupont Powder Company
International Powder Company
International Smokeless Powder Company
Delaware Securities Company
Laflin and Tand Powder
Mr. Dupont
Hitchcock
Purdy
Thas Bureau
Department of Justice
Harry Thaw
Jerome
Committee of
Nebraska
Idaho
Wisconsin
Real Estate Transfers in Butler and Surrounding Areas
A series of property transfers tallies deeds and parcels in Butler and nearby towns. Luella A See sells 40 acres near Mound for 2000. Robert I Dawson sells 40 acres in sec 3 Charlotte for 1200. Multiple transfers involve Mt Pleasant, West Boone, Pleasant Gap and Walnut zones with prices ranging from 70 to 7200.
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Luella
W T Mabrey
Mound
Robert I Dawson
W H Reedy
Charlotte
IN Rabourn
RJ Groves
Kikhart
Geo Brundige
Eoma Brundige
Deer Creek
Ave
H Spicer
Harper
Mt Pleasant
Richard Dobach
Henry Christ
Lone Oak
Edward Niehen
Geo G Davis
Pleasant Gap
Cane L Harrie
Lizzie J Harris
West Boone
Claude Frazier
Thos J Cameron
City of Butler
Lena
Hurt
Bik
Avkinon Pakr
Butler
Wife
Mé Pleasant
City of
Flora
Tucker
Milla
Hosea Town
Talsoworth Aide
Alec
Merwin
East
Aide
Crescent Hill
Aeso
Georgia
Dalton
Cam
Frank J Searnier
Arthur
Homer Duvall
Frank J Scarnoler
Walnut
Chandler A Walsh
Joseph & Wm
Croom Hotel proprietor credits Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Ada L Croom Vaughn Miss says she suffered months of severe cough and consuming illness until a friend urged Dr King’s New Discovery. Three bottles cured her and the remedy is praised as a life saving cough and cold medicine sold at 1.00 per bottle with trial bottles available.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom
Vaughn, Mies
Dr. King
Georg Parker in Private Court of Hates County
In the County of Hates in the Private Court Georg Parker is deceased. Frank Allen as Administrator seeks an order of publication. The court orders notice to publicize steps to handle the estate and claims. The document naming details appears in the administrator’s petition filed under local probate rules.
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Frank Allen
Dheorge Parker
Potithon
Sald
Sald Eatate
Mates County
Missouri
Decenseil
Bates County
State OF Missouri
J. A. Silveus
Probato
Sheriff sale and estate notices from Bates County Missouri
In Bates County Missouri a sheriff sale is advertised on the October term with Charles Ireland against EF Pharis, property described as 13 acres in township 41, range 30, and scheduled Friday October 2 at the east courthouse door Butler. Also notices grant administration for Lucretia Jones and Nancy J. Woodfin estates with claims due within one year and two years to avoid bar.
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Circuit Court
Hates
Charles Ireland
Missouri
O'Girek
Aloek
East Court House
Butler
Bates
C.F. Heard
Bates County
Lucretia Jones
Nancy J. Woodfin
Bates County Probate Court
Plalme Spalnet
Beneft
Barrer
A. H. Moore
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W. Hess
Drogei
T, Butler
Mlasour
Rube Oglesby
CW. Teas
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F Or
Cheney & CO
Drugetats
Hall
Frank T. Choy
Woolford
Frank T. Clay
Droggtet
Southern & Carter
Portland Cement
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
BE. Robbins
International
State Auctioneers Association
Amoret, Mo
Cc. E. Robbins
C. W. Hees
Joo Drors
Aail
Tate
Fac Suvile Signature of
Bears
Castoria
Wrany
A. D. le
Gein
Gily
OA Gollege
Quincy
Ill
Biavente
Biehou
Aaa
Webster's International Dictionary
United States Commissionerormation
Alto
Webster
Weitica
Mlednae Pat Dlate
C. Merrialic
Xenviled
KR. R
Grenville J. Lynn
AMD Shipper
Pure California
Los Angeles
Cassenna
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