Political race slate for county offices and districts
A list of candidates by office in the 104th district and county positions, including Por Representative R. B. Humphrey R. Reed and D. J. Brookreson. District Attorney P. A. Martin. County Judge Eugene Fry J. E. Simpson. County and District Clerk E. B. Norman R. Hollingsworth. County Treasurer M. Burkett F. Herron W. R. Jordan. Sheriff and Tax Collector M. A. Wallace J. J. Flint. Public Weigher W. E. Crim Geo W. Allison I. V. Stockton G. D. Hinson. County Commissioner Pre. No. 1 R. C. McPhaill J. W. Horner Geo. F. Parsons. Pre. No. 4 A. C. Casey.
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R. C. McPhaill
J. W. Horner
Geo. F. Parsons
Motto on U S coinage advocated by Congress
In a political riff, the speaker notes Congress ordered the motto In God we Trust reinstated on U S coinage. The quip mocks the link between business and politics, calling out the corrupting influence of business on politics and lampooning Roosevelt’s stance.
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Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Republicans and Roosevelt Seek Party Unity in Washington
Congressional Republican leaders and President Roosevelt push for unity for the party but critics say they ignore the public good. Observers note frequent meetings aimed at cohesion despite disagreements on policy.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Prohibitionists Target Lincoln Drink Habits
Prohibitionists claim Abraham Lincoln never drank liquor while avoiding scrutiny of George Washington, highlighting selective focus in temperance campaigns.
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Abe Lincoln
George Washington
Rival Republican press bureaus push Taft split view
Washington based rival Republican presses work to show their side leads amid a tight Taft versus anti Taft faction contest. The messaging signals a nip and tuck race as factions maneuver for advantage.
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Washington
Emigrant-to-immigrant ratio signals hard times
The remark notes that for every fifty foreign laborers entering the country, 147 are departing. This nearly three to one emigrant-to-immigrant ratio is described as unprecedented during the period of Democratic party rule, signaling economic hardship.
One Touch of Nature Makes the Whole World Kin
The passage notes a shared human trait of wanting others to benefit from a good discovery. It cites letters from cured customers praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and urges readers to obtain relief, mentioning the remedy is sold by all druggists.
Revisions and Entrants at the Tariff Festival
A mock festival of tariff reform looms if Republicans win the coming election with Dalzell Allison Aldrich Depew named to press fair revisions on steel hides oils machinery paper and wood pulp. Trusts dictate who attends with invited guests from great special interests promising uplifted schedules and respectable sport.
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Dalzell
Allison
Aldrich
Orient
Russia
Depew
Union Bulletin Plan for Official Reports to Press
The Executive Committee directs the President and Secretary Treasurer to issue occasional official bulletins to Locals and request publication by friendly newspapers. The aim is to share general conditions while avoiding mail delays and misattributed sentiments, ensuring newspapers know only official Union material is their sole Union responsibility. D. C. Neill and C. Smith signatories.
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Farmers’ Union
D. C. Neill
C. Smith
Early Planter Advice on Soil, Seed and Fertilizer
The article urges thorough spring soil preparation before planting cotton and warns against rushing to plant with poor seed or inadequate stands. It stresses removing surplus water, fine seed beds, shallow planting, single plants, and cautious use of fertilizer, plus cross harrowing to manage crust and weeds. It also cites John J. Ingalls on social inequality and mortality.
Chamberlain's Preference Endorsed by Portsmouth Druggist
Fred C. Hanrahan, a prominent Portsmouth Va druggist, testifies he has sold and recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for six years. He notes it is a reliable cure and his customers value his recommendation, preferring it over higher profit substitutes. For sale by local dealers.
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Fred C. Hanrahan
Portsmouth
Chamberlain
Dalzell Defends Republican Principles as System of Plunder
Dalzell argues that a robber tariff, a rubber currency, imperialism, and monopolistic policy are all consistent but amount to a system of public plunder. He labels the combined program infamous and rascally.
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Dalzell
Cleansing Elixir Claims to Boost Vitality and Ambition
An advertisement touts Simmon's Sarsparilla as a cleansing remedy to remove impurities. It promises improved blood quality, appetites, strength, and grand ambition, urging readers to act now to prevent fever later.
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Simmon
Hunt's Cure Promises Skin Relief Without Advertising
For over fifteen years Hunt's Cure has worked to treat skin troubles, especially itching. It claims success from its efficacy rather than advertising and guarantees one box to cure any case.
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Hunt
Candidate’s Odd Visit Leaves Quiet Farm Tone
A rustic scene unfolds as a candidate mingles with a farmer’s family learning that the twins are loved, a corn bread moment draws a recipe request, and a sly wink precedes a secret drink with the father. The vignette captures small town charm and candid, humorous outreach.
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Sam
Sue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Graham
Frank H. Bowfron
R. B. Humphrey
R. M. Reed
D. J. Brookreson
Por
P. A. Martin
Eugene W. Fry J. E. Simpson
E. B. Norman
R. Hollingsworth
M. Burkett
F. Herron
W. R. Jordan
R. L. Tankersley
Cc. W. Rasure
W. H. (Price) Ardis
M. A. Wallace
J. J. Flint
W. E. Crim
Geo. W. Allison
I. V. Stockton
G. D. Hinson
A. C. Casey
Tom Johnson
Infanis
Pwape
Cid
Samuel Poporer
Fac Sumile Signature of
New York
Bears
Castoria
Republic of the Grave
John J. Ingalls
W. S. McJimsey
B.S. Doty & CO
Rob McLaren
Craham
Texas
Cicero Smith
Jnc
C. Kay
W. O. Clark
Chas. Gay
Morrison
Graham National Bank
R. J. Johnson, Chas. Gay
Jno
W. O. Clark, A. A. Morrison
Rock Barn
Graham Hotel
Craves & Casey
THE
Rock Island
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