The Missouri Puzzle and the Missouri Song Debate
The Globe Democrat reports on Missouri efforts to select a state song and a state sobriquet. Governor Grg, Madley, and the committee weigh which song and nickname best express Missouri's identity amid advertising and public input, noting the struggle to find a unifying symbol that resonates with Missourians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Grg
Madley
Curran
Alla Pouri
Myers Solyea
Globe Democrat
Uncle Sam’s Ox Gored and Sugar Trust Fury
Warrensburg Journal Democrat laments sugar trust theft and federal trust law limits. The piece casts Uncle Sam as angry at the thieves and predicts possible court action after justice department audits. It rails at the sugar holders shifting spoils and notes seasonal gift wishes amid the holiday tone.
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Uncle Sam
Department of Juustion
Warrensburg
34 85 1 50 Shirts 200 Shirts 85 1 30 145
A compact OCR fragment lists numbers and garment counts without clear context. The sequence appears to specify quantities for shirts, possibly catalog or inventory figures. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Carthage Water Fight Overshadows Local Fracas Note
Metropolitan papers push Carthage water dispute with special reporters in Sausas City and St. Louis. Citizens deny mob violence. officials fear publicity, but town expects to endure if no new crises arise. Crandall Brow’s 540 pound bag causes local chatter as butchers weigh beef at Ward and Kesh shop.
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Carthage
Sausas City
St. Louis
Crandall Brow
Bop
John Ward
J. Kesh
W. A. Strecker
Gao
Brenneman
Ward
Notice to Crandall Bros. Debtors December 1910
Indebted persons are asked to settle accounts with Crandall Bros. during December to avoid carrying balances into 1910. Come in and square up promptly as per the notice from Cranpact Bane.
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Crandall Bros
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