Daily Capital News Dem Newspaper class ad rates and policy
The Jefferson City Missouri daily newspaper announces print policy and subscription rates for in state and out of state readers. It lists carrier and mail options with weekly, monthly, and yearly prices and notes post office entry as second class mail under the 1878 act.
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DAILY
Capital News
Capital News Printing CO
de Tersoh City
Missouri
Eblus
Associated Preas
Associated Preza
Bereln
Jeferson Giley
Minsouri
Jefferson City
Bissouri
C. C. Dickinson
Clinton
United States
Ruffin and Wood
Springfield
Dickinson
Political Commentary and Currents in Prohibition Era Missouri
The column rants about liquor price lists, funds bets on legislature, a sixteen year old killed during a burglary, and political commentary on New Deal policy. It highlights Congressman Shannon, Finland’s debt, Pretty Boy Floyd, and a cartoon urging self control and temperance as Roosevelt and Clark back prohibition.
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Howard County
Christmas Savings and Old Oaken Bucket Nostalgia
A verbose column blasts Wall Street manipulation and high liquor prices while praising Christmas Savings Clubs banked nationwide. It notes Uncle Sam’s large debt, Springfield finance bonds, and a jovial vow to support the president, with digressions on political figures, hustling book agents, and a lively Missouri capital scene.
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Uncle Sam
Sprague
Wall Street
Romnevelt
United States
Paul In Caesarea Amid Mob Violence and Roman Law
A weekly Sunday School lesson analyzes the mob scene around the Apostle Paul in Jerusalem, noting civic poise over force. It contrasts Roman authority with Jewish zealots, recounts Paul’s cautious defense, and foreshadows his journey to Rome while highlighting the dangers of prejudice and political manipulation.
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Heaven
Jace
William T. Ellis
Paul
Caesarea
Jerusalem
Old City
Turkey
Greece
Pa Jerusalem
Ephesus
Palestine
Rome
Christ
West
Damascus Road
Wall Street
Holy Land
Paul Defends Faith in Caesarea Before Agrippa
An account highlights Paul’s appeals and defenses as Festus and Agrippa witness. The narrative frames his stance against persecution, his insistence on appealing to Caesar, and his enduring impact on Roman public interest in the early Christian cause.
Plymouth Motor Company Production and Shipments Rise
Detroit briefs report Plymouth Motor Company doubled production and shipments for 41 months this year, up 198 percent over the first 21 months of 1892. Chicago notes October transportation operations reach $3,126,959, with a 2.8 percent rise for the four weeks ending last December. The central grain belt relies on moisture from southern and southeastern states for rain, while most icebergs originate from Barn Bay.
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Detroit
Plymouth Motor
Chicago
Baa
Feu
Saar
Cary
United States
Lobbyists and their methods in Missouri politics
A United Press eye on lobbyists details charges that public utility money influences legislation. It tracks key players Albert C. Laun, Charley Maher, Dudley Graves, Buford, and Roy Maxey, noting dinners, resorts, and attempts to reshape rates and beer laws. The piece previews a senate inquiry and hints at a broader probe in the next installment.
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Missouri
Administration
Dsen
Senate
Guy B. Park
House
Union Electric Company
St. Louis
Doherty
Kansas City Light and Power Company
Albert C. Laun
Union Electric
Charley Maher
Dud
Lamn
Maher
Graves
Buford
Carter M. Buford
Ellington
State Public Service Commission
Commerce Commission
P. S.C
Buford Myster
Hau
Governor Park
Buford Hill
State House
Cal Country Club
Union I Lib
Epeciala
Pany
Thas
Young Buford
Anheuser-Busch
Laurel
Tony
Rushing & E
LWO
General Assembly
Vision of Her Santa Claus Far Different at Missouri
A Missouri student recalls a Santa Claus image she imagined from snow and youth. She describes a brown Santa on a board or sled, contrasting with the plush, traditional Santa. The account reflects a 1930s or earlier regional newspaper tone and fragmentary OCR.
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Santa Claus
Y da Lo
Governor adjourns a dilatory assembly
Governor C. Dowmes adjourns a dilatory assembly in Dover on March 6 after a tight session. The move ends ongoing disputes as lawmakers face a brief shutdown and potential subsequent sessions.
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Dover
Dowmes
Adia
Péreen
New Pioneer Type Woman Honored in Kansas
An article notes a pioneer woman honored for achievements among fourteen notable Kansas women. Mrs Putnam’s behalf was accepted by cousin J M Chaltiss of Atchison, president of the Kansas Bar Association, recognizing her contribution and stature.
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Earhart
Kansas
Putnam
J. M. Chaltiss
Atchison
Kansas Bar Association
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Festus
Eigar
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Famiols
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Avery
Herod Agrippa
Ervey
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United Press
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