Advertising Rates and Local Political Announcements 1910
Local rates include six cents per line per insertion and 800 per year for professional cards. Legal ads follow standard rates with display rates on request. Announcements list Edward Willer and J E Caldwell as Republican primary candidates for Cape Girardeau County offices, August 2, 1910. Fred Govert seeks County Clerk (second term) with party primary on August 2, 1910.
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Edward Willer
Cape Girardeau County
J. E. Caldwell
Fred Govert
Folk Looks Toward White House With Distance Enchantment
Joseph W. Folk contemplates a future view of the White House as distance adds allure to the scene. The image suggests political ambition and public life in the capital.
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Joseph W. Folk
White House
Bryan's stance favors prohibition over saloon sentiments
Bryan shows strong opposition to saloons and strong support for prohibition, adopting a clear aggressive position. The remark positions him as pro prohibition and anti saloon in the public debate.
Kansan City Man Guilty in Uncle’s Murder
Dr Bennett C Hyde of Kansas City found guilty of murdering Thos H Swope, his wife’s millionaire uncle, last December. Jury convicts of first degree murder and imposes life imprisonment.
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Bennett C. Hyde
Kansas City
Thos. H. Swope
Political map lines labeled unfair and crooked
The speaker argues that regardless of how Senate districts are redrawn, Republicans face the worst outcome, criticizing current district lines as crooked irregular unfair and dishonest to the utmost degree.
Francis nomination traps Missouri in two campaigns
The text argues that if Francis secures the Democratic Senate nomination, no other Missouri Democrat should seek presidential support there. It claims Francis aims to kill two birds with one stone, likening the bid to a skilled throw.
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Francis
Missouri
Bonds for Missouri state capitol to cost no taxpayer burden
The ballot includes a fifth amendment proposing 5 million dollars in bonds for a new state capitol. Officials promise the bonds are light on taxpayers while the project showcases Missouri progress to a national audience and highlights state improvement under Garand Old Missouri.
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Stely
Missouri
Tariff Talk Leads Campaign to Avoid State Issues
The passage argues that Democratic leaders will emphasize tariff reform to distract voters from reviewing records and policies of Democratic state officials and party bosses. It predicts 1910 campaigns will favor tariff talk over state-focused issues.
State Insurance Commissioner Blake Proposes Insurance System Ideas
The late report of State Insurance Commissioner Blake reveals ideas on life and fire insurance benefiting Missouri citizens, noting $20,000,000 annually and emphasizing a study of insurance over politics. The State Insurance Department is praised for improvements under Governor Ley.
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Blake
Missouri
Ingur- P
Ley
Sistine Department
Candidacy Filing Deadlines For State Offices Urged
The notice warns every candidate for state senate congress or any state office to file a declaration with the secretary of state before June 3. A party fee receipt must accompany the filing: 25 for state senate or circuit/criminal judges 50 for congress and 100 for state offices. Time is short and some candidates risk missing the official primary ballot connection.
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State Senate
Congress
Secretary of State
State Committee
Tariff legislation fosters peaceful trade with nations
The passage argues that tariff agreements create pleasant relations with every country, delivering the best terms for exports and reciprocal minimum rates. It claims such global pacts between national rivals promote peace and show maximum and minimum tariffs as beneficial, not threatening.
Taft Administration Boosts Confidence in Re election
In view of the record already made and the legislation sure to be enacted the text notes the splendid Taft administration and argues it makes a Taft victory highly likely for the people.
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Taft
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted for Back and Kidney Relief
An old advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney complaints. It includes patient testimonial from L. S. Masters of Jackson Missouri praising relief after use and urges buying at local dealers for 50 cents. It states New York as the sole agents for the United States.
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Dean
L. S. Masters
Jackson
Tdoan
Deaters
Itato
New York
United
Doan
Taft Endorsement for Republican House to Best Civil Life
The text urges a Republican House of Representatives to support President Taft during the final two years of his term. It argues such a House would enable the administration and party to push required legislation, aiming to improve civil and social industrial life.
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Republican House of Representatives
Taft
Hines Firms Fire Insurance at Lowest Rates
See T D Hines for fire lightning and wind storm insurance at the lowest rates.
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T. D. Hines
Fifty Years Ago May 1860 Republican Bill and Lincoln Nomination
On May 10 1860 the Morrill tariff bill passed the House of Representatives and on May 18 1860 Abraham Lincoln was nominated for president at Chicago. The writer notes the nation’s grand results in fifty years, contrasting with two years under full Democratic control of the government.
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House of Representatives
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Chamberlain's Liniment Ad Urges Family Use
A health note recommends every family, especially rural homes, keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment for accidents or emergencies. It claims to relieve rheumatism sprains and bruises and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Hadley to Recommend Missouri Reformatory Law
Dispatch from Jefferson City May 16 reports Governor Hadley will urge the next legislature to create an intermediate reformatory for first offenders and provide funds for buildings. He says the institution is badly needed and cites about 500 young men serving first terms in the Missouri penitentiary who could be reformed under better surroundings.
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Jefferson City
Hadley
Missouri
Missouri Penitentiary
Southeast Missouri Drum Mers Meet in Sikeston Next Week
The Southeast Missouri Drummers Association holds its annual meeting in Sikeston starting on the 26th for three days. Sikeston prepares to host the lively group nicknamed the knights of the grip.
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Southeast Missouri Drummers’ Association
Sikeston
Weight counts. See that you get it-American Fence
C. W. Henderson details weight counts for the American Fence firm. The note emphasizes accuracy and proper handling of orders and measurements.
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C. W. Henderson
Home paper builds readers and local knowledge
The Cabool Times advocates the home paper as a school for children, arguing it prevents ignorance and fosters lifelong reading by exposing youngsters to familiar people and places, linking local news to intelligence and civic pride.
Untitled fragment hints at political nomination process
Fragmentary OCR text references the progression toward an office the subject aspires to, and whether a nomination is involved. The readable portion suggests a discussion of eligibility or selection for a role, without clear names, dates, or places.
Arnica Salve Cures 40-Year Army Suffering
L. W. Harriman of Burlington Maine says Bucklen's Arnica Salve eased his long army ailments and healed wounds. Claims the salve treats sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds and piles. Available at drug stores for 25 cents.
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L. W. Harriman
Burlington
Bucklen
Marriage Licenses for Willard Kinder and Others
Willard Kinder of Cape Girardeau aged 26 weds Clema Crader of Kinder Hook aged 18. J E Hogan of Tamms Illinois aged 21 marries Edna B Hill of Thebes Illinois aged 19. J E Cable of Chaffee Illinois aged 25 marries Mary May of Chaffee aged 28.
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Willard Kinder
Cape Girardeau
Clema Crader
Kinder Hook
J. E. Hogan
Tamms
Ill
Edna B. Hill
Thebes
J. E. Cable
Chaffee
Mary May
Evangelical Picnic At Tilsit Impresses Crowds
A large crowd attended the Evangelical picnic at Til sit despite threatening weather. Two addresses were given by Rev. C. J. Moeller of the German M. E. Church near Gordonville and Rev. Fred Herman of the Evangelical Church of Jackson. After programs, games were played and prizes awarded. local attendees included Misses Freda Kies Dora Kies Cora Bingenheimer Lulu Rose Linda Wagner and Messrs Leo Ritter Herman Ade.
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Tilsit
C. J. Moeller
M. E. Church
Gordonville
Fred Herman
Evangelical Church of
Jackson
Freda Kies
Dora Kies
Cora Bingenheimer
Lulu Rose
Linda Wagner
Messrs
Leo Ritter
Herman Ade
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