Farmers report corn crop generally good in Brazeau
Brazeau News notes health generally good and corn gathered with positive reports. School progress turns to debate challenge with Perryville High School, to be held at Areka in about six weeks, featuring Profs Morrison Klein Sides Farrah Knott Little Kuestin Abernethies. Proceeds from a Friday box supper go to a new library.
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Perryville High School
Areka
Arthur Morrison
Arthur Klien
Oscar Sides
Robi. Farrah
Perryville
Knott
Little
Kuestin
Knipper
St Louis Live Stock Market Report October 26 1908
Cattle receipts total 4500 with about two thirds natives Good to choice steers sold higher best in carload lots at 36 60 small lots up to 7 50 serious incident cows advanced 10 cents other grades steady Stockers feeders veal calves and milkers steady Hog supplies 6000 with prices 15 cents higher best at 5 06 bulk 5 40 to 5 85 at St Louis and 5 40 to 5 75 at Chicago Sheep and lamb receipts 8500 with sheep 15 to 25 cents higher lambs 25c higher Good sheep 4 15 to 4 25 good lambs 5 00 to 5 35 choice up to 5 75 National Live Stock Commission Co announces three entertainments in J M A chapel Life of Christ stereopticon pics by Hoffman quartet Major Gockel Williams Muller Hamlin Col Birmingham elocution Scenes Holy City and 12 scenes from Hoffman Western drama Arizona with 16 cast members plus a final concert.
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Chicago
National Live Stock Commission Company
Christ
Hoffman
Maj. Gockel
Joe Williams
Adolph Muller
Col
Hamlin
Birmingham
Holy City
Arizona
Taft Praised as Old Soldier Friend in 1908 Rally
The Old Soldier's Friend. The Republican party has kept its promises detailing pension disbursements to June 30, 1908 totaling 3 533 593 025 95 and rolls showing 33 338 Civil War veterans and 97 3871 pensioners for all wars. Taft is hailed as a steadfast ally to veterans, pledged to continue generous policy. Mr. and Mrs. A D Hubbard relocate to Jackson with Hubbard forming an abstract partnership. New Madrid Record notes on girls helping parents and a Malden school rule tying athletic participation to report-card performance.
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Republican Party
United States
Taft
Grand Army of the Republic
A. D. Hubbard
Jackson
Hubbard
Vandervort
New Madrid Record
Board of Education of
Malden
Citizns
Sikeston Hornet
First Class Concert Series Season Tickets On Sale
New and first class music will headline a three concert season. Season tickets are available at the Jackson Drug Store and cover all three entertainments for one dollar. Individual admissions to any show are fifty cents. Season ticket holders receive reserved seats.
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Jackson Drug Store
Property transfers and a Bryan critique from 1896
A long list of real estate deeds transferring lots, parcels, and acreage in Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Shawneetown, and Oak Ridge, involving numerous pairs of buyers and sellers with prices ranging from 22 to 1425 dollars. The excerpt then shifts to a political column critiquing William Jennings Bryan, arguing his proposals would curb production, impose government control, cap corporate output, and create a government monopoly in transport, labeling him self confident and incorrect in past judgments.
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W. D. Ein
E. E. Higdon
Allenville
William G. Davidson
Charles Ross
Elam W. Russell
J. Leo. Bonney
Franklin E. Bonney
W. D. Robertson
Mary Coats
Will Hirsch
Nettie F Emde
Block A Hirsch
Cape Girardeau
Nettie F. Emde
Theodore Ochs
Block A. Hirsch
Bessie K. Taylor
Bernhard Gockel Sr
Schmuke
Jackson
M. M. Kimmel
Alfalas Farming Company
Russell and Whitener
John D. Porterfield Jr
Winneford Johnson
West End
H. BE. Alexander
John D. Porterfield, Jr
John F. Thomas
Henry Grossheider
J. M. Colyer
John N
Bryan
Objections to Proposed Con stration fendient
Objections urge voters to reject a plan separating state and local revenue sources. They warn it ends state tax on property, enables local option and exemptions, harms school and seminary funds, shifts reliance to corporate license taxes, risks eroding tax bases for railroads and big publishers, and deems it a dangerous immediate experiment.
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Pulitzer Publishing Company
Post-Dispatch
F. N. Judson
Resigns Prohibition Party Ticket Candidacy for County Treasurer
A voter states they filed with the County Clerk to resign from the Prohibition Party ticket for County Treasurer so their name will not appear on the ballot. They claim they were unaware of any party nomination and now wish to withdraw from candidacy for public office.
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Prohibition Party
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N. J
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Dennis Seivally
Cape Girardeau County
W. S. Dearmonth
Louis Thielmann
Bonne Terre
L. J. Hall
Howard
State University
M. T. Haw
C. W. Browning
A. C. Welker
Nellie Taylor
Jackson Public School Board
T. E. McNeely
E. E. Penzel
Leo Proffer
Ella Sadler
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