The Rubber Tire vs Iron Tire Battle Across the Nation
A historic look at the clash between rubber and iron tires as the future of transportation hangs in the balance. The rubber tire threatens to revolutionize street traffic and threaten rail dominance, with a century defining contest shaping roads, lawmaking, and national mobility. The piece frames iron as a decades tested master, while rubber, born on bicycles, seeks a broader industrial reign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monch
Ita
Ocean
Ts Doom
Stephenson
Ulyases
Agricultural Council Concept From Harvard Essay
T N Carver argues for rural agricultural councils as essential to boost credit and farm produce markets. He notes German models, urges farmer collaboration, and warns that prosperity hinges on sustained agriculture.
The County Fair and Its Mechanical Geniuses
The piece lauds the county fair as education for farmers, celebrating mechanical department innovators as world class minds. It extols inventors of the sickle, binder, cotton gin and other tools as practical heroes whose work advances civilization, economy, and efficiency without seeking publicity.
Farmer Radford on Woman Suffrage
The speaker asserts the home as the greatest contribution of women and argues motherhood and domestic welfare should shield women from politics. He contends women’s sphere is the hearthstone and that governance belongs to men, warning political involvement would harm home duties and social standards.
Rural social centers to guide farm youth development
A call for social centers on farms to entertain, instruct, and elevate young people under cultured leadership. Proposes aesthetic, inspiring spaces and wholesome amusements to brighten lives and foster character, with the schoolhouse as a central, well-equipped hub.
Repeal Platform Proposed by Indiana Figure in U S Debate
A vice president asserts the country needs repeal of unnecessary and unenforceable laws. A repeal platform would go before the people, supported by Thomas Kiley Marshall of Indiana, a New York Herald figure, presenting a national issue.
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United States
Bis
Thomas Kiley Marshall
Indiana
New York
Local Notes Highlight Week in Caruthersville Area
Oakleyville and Carleton residents visited town on Monday and Saturday while Caruthersville visitors attended events in the city. A drowning accident occurred at Portageville as a boy of about fourteen perished in a bay swim. The community promotes local commerce with new furniture and ice cream shop openings, a moving ten and five cent store, and a urging for news tips from readers. A county court session handled depository bonds for county funds, with two terms of court planned in June.
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J. A. Bishop
Holland
W. Riles
Hayward
Caruthersville
Book of
Peoples Hunk
Citickens Trust Company
Three Monuments Unveiled by Woodmen at Woodlawn Cemetery
The Woodmen of the World unveiled three monuments Edgar Nunn, W H Walker, and Willis Young at Woodlawn Cemetery on Sunday afternoon. A sumptuous dinner followed at Oxid Fellows hall for visiting sovereigns. Wa ih Hughes of St Louis delivered the unveiling address, and Mrs Jessie Dorris read a Longfellow selection amid a large crowd including visitors from Arkansas and Tennessee and members from Steele and Holland camps.
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Edgar Nunn
W. H. Walker
Willis Young
Woodmen of the World
Woodlawn Cemetery
Wa Ih
Hughes
St. Louis
Jessie Dorris
Longfellow
Arkansas
Tennessee
Steele and
Holland
Steele
Wyley Davis
Dick Hidleburg
Mesdames
Ida Smith
Cora Curtis
Allie Copland
Nannie E. Davis
Ruby Lipscomb
Eulah Stewart
Ora Curtis
Ludie M. Campbell
Louis Sanders
W. H. Northern
H. R. Hicks
Carl Dillender
A. J. Greer
S. W. Warren
Will George
Eric Neel
J. L. Pipkin
P. K. Harris
Wilson House
Sam Fisher
H. C. McCormick
Chas. Higgins
Heir Bowman
Martin Robertson
H. H. Bolton
Ethel Mirivk
Erdie Leach
Lillian Howard
Linda Warren
Hattie Northern
Fannie Ray
Eva Harris
Maud Higgens
Dollie Smith
Emma Cahoon
Fannie Bolton
Public notice on closing butcher shop and local bids
To the Public. Jum closing my butchershop for the present for prudent reasons. The writer notes two shops cannot be supported in town and mentions a meeting. Lois receives attention to leave, and there is mention of an event and disposal without the town removing oversight. Barnie Store is named.
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Ama
Cebele
Lois
Oslo
Barnie Stor
Weather Outlook for Week Beginning May 1
The U S Weather Bureau predicts generally fair weather in the southern Mid West and Platte States early in the week with rain possible in the extreme Northwest toward week’s end. Temperatures rise after Thursday with cool periods for two or three days and a mainly pleasant overall pattern.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
DC. C
Upper Mississippi Valles
Platts States
Dorthwest
Iain Welcesdas
Contenl
Southers Wistriots
High School Play Tonight and Local Marriage
W Webb of Brageadocio and Constable Sanders visited on Wednesday. The high school presents Diamonds and Hearts at city hall tonight. Jimmie Watson and Miss Mary Williams wed Tuesday evening with best wishes from friends. Esq. Ed Gotcher mentioned in dating news.
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City Hall
Jimmie Watson
Mary Williams
Ed Gotcher
Two Bungalows for Sale in Best City Area
Two bungalows for sale in Hayti Missouri offered by Fred Carson. Modern rooms, well kept, first class condition, conveniently located in the best part of the city. Cash price or easy terms.
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Fred Careson
Hayti
Reward Offered for Strayed Black Mule Horse in Harfield Ark
$20 reward for two stray animals from Harfield Arkansas. One black mule horse with small scars on each hoof and a small white tail spot. Weighs about 1000 pounds, chunky build, male, rough looking, with a bony base and tight between forelegs. Color described, with uncertain age and height estimates. Return to Harfield Arkansas or contact authorities.
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Wales
Harfield
Ark
Bagium
Advertising Rates Inconsistent Pricing Notice
Reading text outlines advertising rate practices with vague terms. It notes charges per inch for first insertion and mentions pricing for subsequent insertions. The exact rates are not fixed and depend on the composition cost and the first insertion price.
You See It First in the Her
Fragments of a reader notice show a publication hoisting the phrase you see it first in the Her, suggesting a local newspaper tease or promo line. The OCR snippet lacks context, names, or dates to identify a concrete event or article.
Why Is Woman Restless Why Is Woman Restless
Opinion piece by W D Lewin of Tezas Farmers Union arguing suffrage degrades family morality, laments women seeking power, extols home life as true moral center, and questions national leadership without women’s influence. Mentions political bosses, grandmothers, and mothers in rhetoric about gender roles.
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W. D. Lewin
Tezas Farmers’ Union
Senate
United States
Legislativ Halla
Acta of Apostles
Sta
Cong
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Economica
Harvard University
Chamber of Commerce
Orts Board of Trade
Germany
Eindwirthschaftsrath
Agricultural Council
the County Fair
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
Farmer Radford
Ack Oakley
Oakleyville
Town
George Merrill
Carleton
Wohl
Johnny Dorris
Kennett
Reuben and
Hob Bettis of
Tecula
Poplir Blut
Edwin 5. Griffin
Weilnestity
John Riggs
Zack Mason
R.A. Thoius
Wardell
Robert Douglass
Memphis
Thin City
Portigeville
Frank Fields
Mrs. I. Bfikkive
Kimee Murphy
Doc Thomas White
Guily
Suore
J.J. Garrett
Herald
B.C. Garrett
Friendship
Tenn
W. W. Waters
Warmington
Hoe
Caire
ON. Watts
Frisco
Mee Watts
Ted
Lou Morris
Boen
Bea Aleiugheters
Theres Hertwick
Lola
Kansis
Dob. Oliver
Goethvielle
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Oklahon
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Aon
Titan
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Mim
Neil Helo Ma
Dan Wilkes
Johnsvon
Seam
Ime
Hite City
Mer
Wil Mars
Heb
Ity
Dan Tky
Mobldhea
Masses
Dir
Misyem
Apt. Haymite
W. W. Tarkington
Mrs. Wesley
Tormmile Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Me. Brasher
Lester, Drug Store
Hattie Gaither
J. W
Masden
Bil York
Mlaine
Howard Wade Kimsey
Continental Lyceum Bureau
Louisville
Dorris
Weather Forecast
W. Webb
Brageadocio
R. D. Sanders
Concord
Telo
Wraid
London
H. BR. Hartwell
Pascola
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