Official Organ of MGepe Girardeau County Bonnt
Official organ of MGepe Girardeau County Bonnt Butteree at Jackson Missouri, parliamentary style notice for postal matter and six months display rates. Advertising rates listed, including legal notices and general ads, with instruction to apply for details. The text notes class matter and rates per insertion and per year for professional cattle notices and other legal and commercial advertisements.
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Mgepe Girardeau County
Crow for Congress in Fourteenth District Primary
Announcement authorized for Charles A. Crow as candidate for Congress from the Fourteenth Congressional District in the August 4 primary, 1908.
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Congress
Chas. A. Crow
Candidates Named For Republican Primary In Ambiguous Notice
Authorized notices name several individuals as candidates for local offices subject to the Republican primary on August 4 2008 or similar dates. The text lists F A Kaye for alerity, FF 0 Tacke for sheriff, M Scivalivy for slips, Orren Wilson for prosecuting attorney, Lewie Daugherty for assessor and T F Mitchell for assessor with multiple garbled spellings and dates.
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F .A. Kaye
LNI
Th M. Scivalivy
Orren Wilson
Lewie Daugherty
Tasesen
Lem
T. F. Mitchell
Augie
Likes
Candidates for county and district offices announced in primary slate
A series of political notices announces candidates for county treasurer prosecuting attorney clerk of the court and judge positions with eligibility subject to the Republican primary held August 4. The notices name B F Lusk Th M Sawyer L H Johnsen Amos Moor Sir Charles Selvers Fred Kies and others, followed by a patriotic editorial urging voter discernment and praise for the flag while calling for responsible leadership.
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Amos TD
Moor
Forest Father
Re. Pulte Priyary
Wis
T B Prater
Mudie
Coat Court
Sean District
Petinary
Takis
Dacoh Egeinatin
Tie Send
Final day for filing candidates go public today
Today is the final day for filing. Those candidates in the hands of their friends must hide out no longer.
Candidates Declare Intentions to Seek Office
Tomorrow all potential candidates will appear before the people to declare their intentions to qualify for office. Anyone can ask for a position and the people will choose their nominee.
Three Women to Speak in Campaign Stump Comment
Three noted women will take the stump in the campaign Ruth Bryan daughter of W J Bryan of Colorado will represent the Democrats Alice Roosevelt Longworth the Republicans and Countess Roy Warwick will advocate the Socialist doctrine The campaign is expected to be full of enthusiasm
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Ruth Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Colorado
Demcracy
Alice
Roosevelt Longworth
Roy Warwick
Republicans Affirm Endorsement For County Treasurer
A voter statement praises Republican officials in the county over twenty years and urges readers to consider Republican support in the upcoming primary for county treasurer. It claims the Herald has influenced Republicanism and aims to reinforce party loyalty among sane Republicans.
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The
Herald
Tresenriter Nominated by Cape Progress for Legislature
The Cape Progress editor Tresenriter seeks the Democratic nomination for the state legislature. He has eight years of party service in his county and would represent the county well from a Democratic standpoint. He is balanced on general issues and is praised for sound judgment and resourceful knowledge.
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Tresenriter
The
Cape Progress
Democratic speech by W S Cowherd in Missouri rally
The article praises W S Cowherd as a fluent speaker yet notes no greater audience enthusiasm than for Grandpa Evans. Evans claims the Democratic governor is the one Cowherd fears, and the piece ends with a claim that Brethren quarrels will help Republicans elect Hadley and keep Missouri Republican.
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W. S. Cowherd
Mgr. Cowherd
Perdition
Evans
Cowherd
Hadley
Missouri
Why people favor big money over small in business
The speaker questions why towns prefer moneyed rivals over honest small capitalists, arguing that trusts and monopolies harm competition. He notes that customers often back wealthier firms despite equal quality and service, asserting public skepticism toward self serving "help one another along" business. He ends with a proverb about fooling people.
Cod Liver Oil Reimagined in Dry Tablet Form
The repulsive taste and odor of cod liver oil and its tendency to upset digestion have hampered its use for pulmonary complaints and wasting diseases. The preparation offered as coch liver oil in dry tablet form eliminates these objectionable features, promising a more tolerable remedy for consumption, general debility, and malnutrition.
Co O D TABLETS for cod liver oil with hypophosphites
A promotional notice for Co O D Tablets claiming to pack cod liver oil with lime and soda hypophosphites and licorice. It touts nervous system benefits, laxative effect, and blood and tissue nourishment. Sold in 50¢ and $1.00 bottles. mail order available from Dr Kasson Chemical Co. 126 East 29th Street New York City. H L Jones Druggist Jackson Mo.
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C.O. D
DR. Kasson Chemical Company
East 29Th Street
New York City
H. L. Jones
Jackson, Mo
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Th. M. Sawyer
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Fred BE. Kies
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Gutiwred
Charles Selvers
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the People’s National Bank
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Cilon
Chas. Vinyard
KR. F. D. No
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W. E. Yount
First Nation
Cape Girardeau, MO
Cape Girardeau County
Whitewater
Burfordville
Dennis M. Scivally
County Highyay
D. F. Sadler
Resid
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Girdonvill
Jones Llpuy
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Offtee Sppeeite Crotral Hotel
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Wigh Street
Cape County Savings Hank
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