Political slate for Cape Girardeau County 1910 primary
Edward Willer seeks Republican voters support for Collector of the Revenue in Cape Girardeau County at the August 2 1910 primary. G F Seimers seeks Recorder of Deeds second term. J E Caldwell seeks Republican support in the August 2 1910 primary. Fred Goyvert seeks County Clerk second term. Charles Sievers seeks Judge of the County Court First District.
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Edward Willer
Cape Girardeau County
G. F. Seimers
Recorder of Deeds
J. E. Caldwell
Fred Goyvert
Governor Hadley on swamp land redemption benefits
Governor Hadley argues that redeeming swamp lands will yield more farms and farmers, more marketable products, wealthier settlers, higher taxes, and less sickness in malarial districts. The statement frames land policy as a route to rural prosperity and public health.
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Hadley
Governor Hadley Sends State Militia to Ralls County
Local authorities, unable to maintain peace, requested aid from Governor Hadley. He dispatched state militia to the county, restoring order and safeguarding property. Critics say a Democratic governor would have waited for bloodshed before acting, adopting a conservative approach.
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Ralls County
Hadley
Francis Critiques Republican Occupancy of Missouri Mansion
Dp Francis laments a Republican occupying the Missouri governor’s mansion in Jefferson City. He notes past Democratic distrust when he bolted the party after serving as governor. The current occupant is a loyal Republican but too partisan to echo Francis’s bias, which suggests Francis’s own Democratic loyalty is once more in question. He doth protest too much.
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R. Francis
Jefferson City
Missouri
Francis
Leaders use weak nominees to aid opposition
The strategy described notes that rival party leaders may push weaker candidates onto the ticket they must confront, aiming to undermine their own side by presenting stiffer resistance to weaker rivals.
Sikeston Hornet Drummers Edition Praised
The Drummers Edition of the Sikeston Hornet, a 17 page illustrated colored issue edited by Guy E. Cook sey, is commended as a credit to the enterprising editor and to Sikeston. Congratulations are extended to Bro. Cooksey on this edition.
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Sikeston Hornet
Guy E. Cooksey
Sikeston
Bro. Cooksey
Drummers
Hadley Administration Praised by St. Louis Lawyer
St. Louis lawyer Frederick Lehman, a prominent Democrat, lauds Governor Hadley for outflanking opposition to the immigration bureau. Lehman declares Hadley honest, conscientious, and courageous as newcomers flock to the state, likely unaligned with opposed senators.
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Frederick Lehman
St. Louis
Hadley
Lehman
Republican committee forms redistricting subcommittee
Following the directives of the Republican State Committee, Chairman Walter 8 Dickey named a three member sub committee to confer with the Chairman and Governor Hadley on redistricting. Members H D Evans St Francois county Jackson L Baldridge Sullivan joined by others invited to meet in Jefferson City last Monday. A second sub committee on home rule legislation was also appointed, including John S Leahy St Louis John H Bothwell Sedalia and G L Zwick St Joseph.
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Republican State Committee
Walter
Dickey
Hadley
H. D. Evans
St. Francois County
Madison
Jackson
Lenny Baldridge
Sullivan
Homer Hall
Grundy
John
McKinley
Putnam
Cl Pierce
Nodaway
Charles
Morris
Buchanan and
Invitation to 68th University of Missouri commencement
We received an invitation to the sixty-eighth annual commencement at the University of Missouri from June 3 to 9 1910. Guests desiring reserved seats for the commencement on Thursday June 9 should notify Mr George LeFevre chairman of the committee on public exercises at the University of Missouri at an early date.
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University of Missouri
George LeFevre
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertise Cure for Back Ailments
Local endorsement claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve bad backs and kidney complaints. Testimonial from L. S. Masters of Jackson Missouri describes years of pain and night spells, credits pills with relief. For sale by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents at 50 cents, suggesting Doan's as the trusted brand.
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Dean
L. S. Masters
Jackson
Foster-Milbourn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Crow to send Agricultural Year Books to farmers
Congressman Charles A Crow writes from Washington that he has a considerable though limited number of year books of the Department of Agriculture to send to farmers who request them. The books offer valuable information from department scientists, are profusely illustrated, and will be exhausted quickly. Farmers should write to Mr Crow in Washington immediately to secure a copy.
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Charles A. Crow
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mr. Crow
Dad Here’s to You In A Home Poem
A nostalgic poem praises fathers for their unglamorous labor and sacrifices at home. It contrasts the traditional male role with domestic chores done by mothers, noting that without a father a home risks becoming a boarding house. The speaker salutes Dad despite faults.
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Dad
Arnica Salve Cures Longtime Army Ailments
L. W. Harriman of Burlington Maine reports forty years of eczema from army service and says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after all else failed. The advertisement touts it as a greatest healer for boils ulcers rolls burns cure wounds bruises piles, priced 250 at all drug stores.
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L. W. Harriman
Burlington
Bucklen
Weight counts see that you get it American Fence
An item notes weight counting and credits American Fence and C. W. Henderson. It highlights measurement or tallying details and credits the named companies involved in the process.
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C. W. Henderson
Banking Business Gains Pulse of Missouri Banks
The Missouri Bankers Association session in St. Louis draws attention to the state’s banking heft with 1200 plus banks reporting $788,000,000 in resources, $602,000,000 deposits, $282,000,000 cash and exchange, $448,000,000 in loans and discounts, and $133,000,000 gross capitalization. St. Louis banks account for half of the total, underscoring the city’s regional gateway role and a reputation for enterprise and conservatism, with a history of weathering the 1907 financial panic.
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S T. Louis Globe Democrat
Missouri Bankers’ Association
United States
Banks of
Missouri
St. Louis
Notable June issue of The Ladies' World features strong fiction
The June number showcases prominent writers Anthony Carlyle Hugh Pendexter Winnifred Kirkland and Gertrude Brooke Hamilton with engaging stories and serials The Fall and the Rebuilding Grace MacGowan Cooke impresses with a top serial illustrations improve and Dr Margaret A Cleaves and Laura A Smith provide practical health and job guidance for women Plus fashion household and needlework features and etiquette advice New York price fifty cents per year
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Anthony Carlyle
Hugh Pendexter
Winnifred Kirkland
Gray's Hollow
Gertrude Brooke Hamilton
Shirley Carson
Grace MacGowan Cooke
Margaret A. Cleaves
Laura A. Smith
New York
Chamberlain's Liniment Recommended for All Families
This notice urges every family to keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment at all times for accidents or emergencies. It notes effectiveness for rheumatism sprains and bruises and mentions it is sold by all dealers.
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Jackson Kerald CO
J. A. AuMernose
Wie Vay
Jackson, MO
U. 8
Charles Sievers
Sibley’s
T. D. Hines
McNeely's
Peoples National Bank OF Jackson
William B. Schaefer
William Paar
Cashier
Wit Lebanon Chemical CO
Campbell, Mo
G. S. Henderson
Orviewe
South High Street
Cape County Savings
Orlee
Dr. C. V. Alsop
Drs
S. T. Daley
Whetstine’s
Public Square
Sam Vandivort
William
Wessell
Prof
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