Penny postage debate and political honesty urged by Congress
Nevada Post reports Congressman Lond of the post office committee opposes penny postage for now arguing surpluses should improve service and cut excess railmail compensation. The piece urges transparency in politics, sun shine publicity, and clean funds to keep Missouri Democrats aligned and avoid appearances of corruption.
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Lond
House Post Office Committee
Post: Dispatch
Missouri
Nevada Post
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Kidneys and Bladder
An advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims quick relief and general health benefits, urging readers to try the product for urinary issues.
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Foley
Democratic Traitors and Mo State Politics In Turmoil
A Missouri newspaper column condemns dockery, cook, and seibert for opposing the Kansas City platform, calls them traitors and Judas Iscariot, and urges Missouri Democrats to rescue the party. It praises Moses Whybark of Marble Hill as a strong Republican Supreme Court candidate and urges reform to end Democratic misrule.
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Dockery
Cook
Seibert
St. Louis
Democratic
Kansas City
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Democrats
Missouri
Rocheport Democrat
The
Farmington News
Moses Whybark
Marble Hill
Supreme Court of Missouri
Republican Party
Avery Republican
Whybark
Bar of
Supreme Court
Meno
Whyburk
Democratic Party
Golden City Free Press
B. B. Cahoon
Fredericktown
Supreme Judge
Favorite Nearly Everywhere Constipation Remedy Ad
Constipation means dulness depression headache general health disorder. DeWitt's Little Early Risers stimulate the liver open the bowels and relieve this condition. Safe speedy and thorough. They never gripe. Favorite pills. H. L. Jones.
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DeWitt
H. L. Jones
Climate and Crop Bulletin for January 1902 Missouri
The Missouri section reports January 1902 was pleasant early, turning cold and stormy last ten days. Northern areas were warmer than normal. central and southern sections near normal. Early month drought limited precipitation, wheat suffered but not severely except in certain counties. late month snow and rain brought moisture, ground 5 to 12 inches deep in many areas, peach buds largely killed, stock water scarce, feed short, plowing active in central and southern districts. A. E. Hacker, Section Director.
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Ero
A. E., Hacker
The Best Is The Cheapest Newspaper
The Twice a Week Republic is praised for quality and low price. It claims to print all news worth printing and keeps readers informed on important world affairs throughout the year. Subscriptions are $1 annually, available by mail to Republic St. Louis Mo or through news dealers, newspapers, or postmasters.
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Republic
Poe
RePpus.ic
St. Louis
Southeast Missouri politics and local developments in March
Judge Deering of Hillabore will run against H l Robb for Congress in the thirteenth district. J. G. Finney, who murdered Allen at Marble Hill, will be tried in March. Rev W R Smith, a Shel don Baptist minister, died of pneumonia and preached a final sermon. A push to bring the Southern Missouri railroad into Irondale gains momentum with offers of right of way. The Thebes bridge site and cantilever design are outlined, with rail interests from Iron Mountain and others cited. Morehouse is described rising toward metro status as rail lines and mills develop.
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J. G. Finney
Allen
Marble Hill
W. R Smith
Sheldon
Southern Missouri Railroad Company
Irondale
Theig River Lead Company
Missouri
Shaw Garden
St. Louis
Hhick
Main Street
Main Bros
Lewis
Sheehy’s
Mathewson Mercantile Co
Newsum Bros. & Jackson
Electric Light and Power Co
Telephone Co
New Madrid
Commerce
Thebes
Chain of Rocks
Gray's Point
Iron Mountain, Cotton Delt
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Charleston Courier
Morehouse
Houck
Charleston
True Economy True Economy The difference in or a year
The advertisement extols Price's baking powder as the standard cream of tartar powder. It warns against cheap alum powders, claiming they spoil food and endanger health, with physicians citing alum as deleterious to health.
Stock Law Talk From Bullfrog Slough Reader
A reader from Bullfrog Slough chides a local politician in the Hewane for changing a stance on stock law. The letter notes hogs torn by dogs, argues votes can’t restore liberty, and urges relocation to see why people leave Illinois. Swampeic signs off.
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Neck of the Woods
Oriole
Cape Girardeau and
Bloomfeld Road
Illnois
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Roosevelt
Hay
Gage
Root
Long
Smith
Giggs
Shaw
Payne
Knox
Wilson
New
Hitchcock
Bloomfield Courier
Janner
Ald Office
Tenn
Sears
Navnim Davis
Nannie Davis
Cardus
Cardul
Climate and Crop Bulletin
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agrico
U Reu
Southeast Missouri News
Lion Coffea
Bullfrog Slough
Ayer
Bbc
Hic
Toad Eat Co
Lowel
Mage
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