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Cape Girardeau Democrat

Location

Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1900

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Republicans of Cape Girardeau township select delegates to Jackson

The Cape Girardeau township Republican convention chose permanent officers FP. A. Kaye as chair and E. H. Engelmann as secretary. Delegates to the county convention at Jackson on April 14 1900 were named from Court House Engeimenn and Stobru Vogulsang units. Also announced were candidate notes for local offices including Robert G. Banney and J. Schmuke for judge and tax collector respectively.

Cape Girardeau Township Jackson Wm. Regenhardt Republican County Central FP. A. Kaye E. H. Engelmann Edward Schneider W. J. Meyer Dr. J. ©. Porterfield Jacob Cravens F. Regenherdt Court House D. A. Nichols F. A. Kage B. F. Davis H. C. Phelps D. Biercefield Jake Cravens E. F. Blomeyer Saaturday Wilsor Cramer St Louis Democrat Robert G. Banney Common Piens Court Cape Girardeau Stanney KR. G. Ranney Ranney William C. Ranney Common Pleas Court Judge Ranney Joseph &. Schimake Jon Sae Cape Girardeau County Geis Lei Josep Scheuere Cape Girarceau Courte Sir. Schmuke Aiien

Old Gebung on rail right of way vote verdict

A contemporary paper argues the late city election did not vindicate the council on granting four right of way to the S A 4 A railroad. It states the result shows mixed views among new councilmen and that reelection of Kaye Puerth and Regenhardt signals ward majorities endorse the railroad ordinance.

Old Gebung S. A Council of Messm Kaye Puerth Regenhardt Ura Gebang Hay

Chamberlain’s Ye and Skin Ointment Ad For Itch Piles Nipple Care

The advertisement claims intense itching and smarting from diseases is instantly relieved by Chamberlain’s Ye and Skin Ointment. It asserts many severe wounds have been permanently cured and promotes use for itching, piles, sore nipples, chapped hands, chilblains, dust bites, and chronic sore eyes. Sold by L L Gen M Jer druggist. October day.

Chamberlain LL. Gen M Jer Drogeist

Ice price rise likely due to higher production costs

Ice prices are expected to increase this year because production costs have grown. Fuel and ammonia costs are higher than last year, and ammonia prices continue to rise. Ice dealers will implement the higher price on the 15th, after which a full price schedule will be published.

Croug and Whooping Cough Remedy Advertised

An old advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a prompt relief for croup and whooping cough. It claims cures for the worst cough or cold and urges readers to try the product.

Ballard

Plan Sifter Introduced at Cape City Roller Mills

The Cape City Roller Mills resumed operations after overhauling gear with a new Plan Sifter. The sifter handles seven cells and replaces twelve reels, delivering flour of high grade with minimal air exposure. Patented in Pest Budapest, it showcases the latest Hungarian milling system. The mill now runs seven days a week, with a daily capacity of 14 barrels and storage for 2.04 bushels of wheat, serving local and southern shipments.

Cape City Buds Pesth Bserson

Kirksville Normal Delegation Recalls Southeast Contest

Kirksville Normal students recount a recent inter normal contest trip to Cape Girardeau. They earned second honors, praised Cape residents, and shared light-hearted notes on the defeat with humor. The trip included a reception at Mr. Oliver’s home and pride in their travel experiences along the Mississippi.

Kirkaville Kirksville Missouri Mississippi River Cape Oliver Swamp Angels Normalites No. 2

Call for Democratic convention to nominate St Louis Court of Appeals judge

Thomas E. Garrett calls a May 29 Cape Girardeau meeting of eastern district Democrats to name a candidate for the St. Louis Court of Appeals. Delegates are apportioned by Bryan 1896 vote totals across Missouri counties and St Louis wards.

Thomas E. Garrett Eastern Democratic Judicial Committee St. Louis Butler Cape Girardeau Carter Christian Clark Crawford Dent Douglas Dunklin Franklin Greene Howell Iron Jefferson Knox Lablede Lawrence Lewis Lincoln McDonald Madison Marion Mississippi Monroe Montgomery New Madrid Newton Oregon Ocaurk Pembcot Perry Phelps Dike Pulaski Balls Reynolds Ripley St. Charles St. Francois Ste. Gienevieve Scotland Scott Shaanon Shelby Stoddard Stone Taney Texas Warren Washington Wayne Webster Weight City of St. Louis

Self Cure Reported For Piles With Arnica Salve

Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered months from a fistula before doctors warned of death without costly surgery. He reportedly cured himself using five boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, touted as the surest pile cure. Sale price 25 cents per box by I. Ben Miller.

Renick Hamilton West Jefferson I. Ben Miller

Railroad ordinance signed for Agnamsi Street dump and depot

Mayor Coerver signed and accepted the ordinance granting S M A railroad the right to build a dump on Agnamsi street to replace the old trestle and to erect a depot opposite the riverview hotel. Work to begin within days as the company pushes ahead, with possible relocation of an oil tank and beer depot as freight facilities improve. The piece notes Democratic convention snubs to Dunklin county and a brief oddity about a pocked ad line.

Coerver S. M. & A. Railroad Agnamsi Riverview Hotel Brooks Rampany

Resolutions of Respect for Susie M Williams

Hat of Cape Castle recalls the death of Susie M Williams on a Sab bath afternoon after months of illness. The Sisters honor her faithful Christian life, extend sympathy to her family, dedicate a memorial page, drape badges in mourning for thirty days, and publish the resolution in city papers. Committee members E Shelton S M Berry Emma Wettles sign the resolutions.

Susie M. Williams Jmourning E. Shelton S. M. Berry Emma Wettles

Republicans of tyrd Township Ma elect officers and delegates

In Jackson Missouri court house on Saturday April 7 delegates and officers were chosen. Blucher Sperling elected yetman and fr M Tirmenstein secretary. Delegates named for county convention April 1900. A separate call announces a Senatorial Convention at Williamsville July 10 1900 for nominating a State Senator and reorganizing the committee with representation based on county votes from 1896. Dr S A Bates chair pro tem and A W Davidson secretary.

Tyrd Township Jackson Voges Jas. Koehler Fltl Meyer Blucher Sperling L. M. Sean L. Grant Aug. Illers Blceher Sperling R. M.timenskin Ki. M. Tirmenstein Willamsville Williamsville William Mckinley Bollinger Butler Cape Girardeau Mrap Sa Eer Ess Ripley Wayne S. A. Bates A. W. Davidson Sec’y. As

Lady's Cure by New Discovery for Consumption

A Shelby North Carolina account says Mrs. Luther Lutz suffered seven years of illness and a three month cough before using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. After first dose she slept well, with two bottles she was cured. Trial bottles free at L Ben Miller’s Drug Store. Regular size is and 100 cents per bottle, guaranteed.

Dr. King Luther Lutz W. C. Hamnick & Co Shelby, N. C L. Ben. Miller's

Cape City Brewery and Ice Company Inspected

A Cape Girardeau piece extols the Cape City Brewery and Ice Company as a major home institution. It details a new 120 HP boiler, plant capacity of about 70,000 barrels yearly, extensive cleaning, and a 78 day beer maturation. 22 men are employed, and ice operations with two 15 ton engines are highlighted along with planned expansions.

Cape Girardeau Cape City Nuch Cape Wm. Regenhardt Adolph Ruediger Ruediger

All Colds Tainted by Grip Prevailing Drug Ad

An old cough remedy claim asserts all colds are tainted when grip prevails and that 25 cents buys it at druggists. The snippet presents a medicinal pitch claiming universal taint of colds during grip season.

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