Republican Meeting Prompts Nedges on Cape Girardeau County
The Republican editorial association holds in St. Louis with many urging action to boost GOP efforts. Republican committeemen met with chairman Dickey in Joplin. indications are favorable for Republicans as politics remain quiet in the county. The piece notes growing concern over personal crises and murders in the nation and calls for voters to support their chosen men in November.
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Dickey
Joplin
Jackson Homecoming to Kick Off September 2 24
Community announces Jackson Homecoming Union events on September 2 24 and 26. It will be an annual affair aimed at a grand success. A Cape paper piece discusses a local figure urging unity and a single language, underscoring regional social tensions.
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Jackson
Neunion
Legislative Qualifications and Frank Warning by Chairman
Walter Dickey warns that senators must be qualified by three years as a voter and one year inhabitant, while representatives require two years as a voter and one year inhabitant. All tax payments within the year before election are required. He urges nominees to ensure legal qualifications to avoid denial of seats.
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Saint Louis
Missouri
Hadley
Tlin
Senate
Walter Dickey
Sager's effective work on ballot fraud inquiry praised
The Circuit Attorney and grand jury drive the ballot fraud investigation with decisive authority. Witnesses hiding from questioning will be compelled to testify, and no indulgence will be given. The effort is described as essential to preserving free government and public safety.
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Circuit
Stater
Grand Jury
Mr. Sayrer
Mr. Sayer
Sager
Globe Dem
Egyptian School of Magnetic and Divine Healing in Murphysboro
An OCR fragment notes the Egyptian School of Magnetic and Divine Healing located in Murphysboro, referencing its focus on suggestion therapy and magnetic healing practices. The text appears as a brief ad-like line with repeated phrasing.
Magnetic Healing touted as cure for all diseases
L Haskell president of Magnetic Healing proclaims a no surgery no drug method that claims to cure all diseases including chronic and hopeless ones. Prof L Maskill, after seven years in Murphysboro, advertises home treatment with cures numbered by the hundred and invites patients to write with a description of their case for guidance.
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Sureme
United States
L. Maskill
Murphysboro
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