Wee Precedent for Governor Ballot List
Fragmented OCR lists multiple names and positions under a campaign ballot. It includes CHAS W FAIRBANKS, CYRUS P WALBRIDGE, JOHN C MCCINLIGY, JOHN K SWANGER, J.P. GMELICH, BERNHARD GOCKERE, C L GRANT, J G PUTZ, J D CA DWELL, DAVES, B F DAVIS, PORTERFIELD JR, AUGUST KAMP, J A BOWERS, FP KLOSTERMANN, COTNER. The readable items show candidate names and offices in a historical election slate.
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Porterfield, JR
Heer Wenbeh
Tee Aec Webaeer
Kamp
J. A
Political lobbying and party tensions in Springfield district
Fok pledges support for every state ticket nominee at a Springfield meeting as Western Democrats demand Parker's silence. W Bryan weakly urges votes for Parker while fear of losing Missouri looms if the head ticket voters stay home. The piece mocks Democratic campaign tactics, questions Canal policy, and urges churchgoing as younger voters follow older guidance.
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Springfield
Parker
Missouri
Joper Parker
Panama Canal
Rodavelt
Congress
Pacific
Parker and Party Whispers in a Campaign Soliloquy
The piece muses on Russell Sage age and eligibility for 2008 vice presidential nomination while noting PacGarr will not open a Western HQ. It cites Judge Parker praising Republicans, claims Democrats misstate Panama Canal, and questions the Cash Book editor's stance on Parker and monetary policy.
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Russell Sage
PacGarr
The
Alleghanies
Taylor Kneibert Wedding At Bride’s Home
Tom Taylor and Miss Tillie Kneibert were married last night at the home of the bride’s parents. The ceremony was conducted at [time] by Rev. Rex of the Evangelical church.
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Tom Taylor
Tillie Kneibert
Rev
Rex
Evangelical Church
Farm for Sale West of Houck Missouri 146 Acres
One mile west of Houck Mo 146 acres with 60 acres cleared and rest in timber good house barn smoke house three cisterns all in good repair price 17 per acre for particulars address Wm Hartman Houck Mo.
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Houck
Hartman, Houck
Few Attend Prayer Meeting In Chelsea Borough
A London church survey finds prayer meetings nearly extinct with Chelsea showing only thirty attendees from a population of seventy thousand. Week-night services have declined as well, marking a notable drop in church activity across the area.
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London
Chelsea
Be Men and Be Republicans Editorial Explain For Readers
A recent editorial defends the line Be men and Be Republicans, arguing the phrases urge citizenship over party and liken politics to a game. The writer explains the use of terms, urges voters to support the Republican ticket, and ends with a dental notice for Oak Ridge.
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Kies
Volksfreund
Folk
Brother Kies
Walbridge
The College Home ad and Labor Day thanks
The College Home in Jackson Missouri announces special rates for students with dinners from eleven to one and daily or weekly board. A card of thanks follows from a labor unions committee led by U N Miller andEzma Howard thanking citizens for Labor Day assistance and cooperation.
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G. W. Yount
Prop
Jackson
Labor Unions
U.N. Miller
Ezrna Howard
Joan Talley
Lodge Directory of Local Fraternal Groups
The Tribe Ben Hur meets in the ALO U W hall on the second and fourth Monday evenings at eight o clock with Chas Hurst as chief and J R Watkins as scribe. The Tent of the Maccabees meets in the AO U W hall on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings at eight o'clock with Jon Milde as commander and A F Williams as secretary. The Jackson A O U W No 155 meets on the first and third Wednesday evenings at eight o'clock with Chas Daley as master Workman and F W Beuckeman as recorder. The Fraternal Order of Colonials meets in the A O U W hall on the first and third Thursday evenings at eight o'clock with B F Lusk as president and A C Schmuke as secretary.
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U. W. Hall
Chas. Hurst
J. R. Watkins
The
Maccabees
A. O
Chas. Daley
F. W. Beuckeman
Order of Colonials
B. F. Lusk
A. C. Schmuke
Seed Wheat Seeded for Higher Missouri Wheat Yields
The St Louis Christian Advocate reports Missouri University experiments with eighty wheat varieties show selecting large plump grains as seed can boost next season's harvest by at least ten percent. Farms using larger seed have seen yield gains. simple screening with a fanning mill can separate large grains for sowing.
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University of Missouri
Missouri
Paof
F. B. Mumford
Agricultural Department
Tennessee Experiment Station
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