Roosevelt silent as Roosevelt gains in Kansas City primaries
The article reports on Roosevelt's standing in the Kansas City Republican primaries where only Roosevelt delegates faced voters and Taft polled more total votes than the seven governors combined in seven states. It notes governor results Hadley Glasscock Aldrich Bays Carey Osborn Stubin and their margins, plus Roosevelt's nationwide letter of acceptance and a New York World take on the results. Also included are poems and discussions on public health and seed corn advisories from Sebastian and others.
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Roosevelt
Kansas City
Mr. Roosevelt
Hadley
Missouri
Glasscock
West Virgina
Aldrich
Nebraska
Bays
New Hampshire
Carey
Wyoming
Osborn
Michigan
Stubid
Kaneus
Taft
Gianecock
Tut
Tales
Missousi
New York
Toh
Sebastian
Tin Rook Tala Lines
Las
Hany Oliers
Sted
Sevhastian
Pear culture guide from U S Department of Agriculture bulletin
Farmers Bulletin No 482 from the United States Department of Agriculture explains pear growing from planting to harvesting and pest disease control. Readers are advised to request Bulletin 482 by mailing a postcard to Washington D C.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Missouri Inventors Move Patents to Micgnur Inventors
Patent owners listed include Washington D. and Jon H. Akin of Sumner Missouri with filings for Metalite railway and Purifying hydrocarbon liquids by Miles H. Mann Webster Groves. D. Swift & Co. handled the reassignment.
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D. Swift & Co
Washington, D
Jon H. Akin
Sumner
Metalite Railway
Thomas 5
Hamilton
Kansas City
Miles H. Mann
Webster Groveswitt Culter
Missouri Pacific Block Signal System Expansion Progress
Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Railroads are installing an extensive block signal system. Over 4,000 miles already completed and in operation, with plans to reach about 3,080 miles more, to prevent trains from entering occupied blocks and protect against rear collisions.
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Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain
Leading States In Aggro Charse Totals And Values
A garbled OCR item ranks states Iowa Illinois Texas Missouri by totals of charges and money values. It cites Iowa first with 1.45y 425 and Illinois second with 1.459 496, Texas third with 1.057 749, Kansas fourth with 1.444 370. Monetary totals show honestows leading at 177 658 734, then 156 002 561 for Missouri third and 413 707 44 for Kansas fourth. Per heat value averages, Iowa tops with 220 54, Missouri 115.23, Kansas 1cb10.
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Agro
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Statie
Fine Chickens and Eggs for Hatching Incubators
Ad reads poultry equipment and hatching supplies with mentions of incubators, eggs, and various brands or retailers. The fragmented ad lists locations and price hints, emphasizing low prices and assortment for poultry hobbyists.
For Sale Items Mentioned Near Jasper
Fragmentary notice lists sale of unspecified mice and puppies near Jasper. Mentions prices in unclear form and references to a Webb Store and CT Voce. OCR errors obscure details and exact items or conditions.
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Tigeeneh
Jasper
C. T. Voce
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Ieeper
Cnesseen Cree
Julius Rosenwald
Rich Metrew
Champ Clark
Wirthiay
United States
Association For the Preventionet Tuberculosis In
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Schulars
de Win
Wal Wits
Weil
Neco
Dalbin
Mandy
Missouri Inventors
Missouri Pacific
Frelivyy
Jaeger Comayty
Lymontis
Dino
Cate Pripk i Ititur
Dean
Uae
Mionmead
Seine
Barkea City
Mardin
Rowete City Journal
Angus Giry
CT. Whiteses
Ncuth Webb
R. W. Berry
Wantlande Ag Gil
Deery’s
PAKGM
Aseas
Mimi
Ted Recra Suis
Cevhir Ohver
Bgi Boland
J. Wertey Spald
RW Berry
Jauper
S. Josue
Tally
Liberal
Lamar
Whitsetts
M. Lowenstein
Shy
Colorado
Missouri Pacific Railway
A. G. Baker
Jay Good
Mev
Burgner-Bowman Lumber
Uncle Sam
Bicpe
Halfenflieti Halle
Uncle Ton
Ian
Sara
Shile
Chandler & Son
Jasper, Missouri
Weekly Star and the News
Schuttler and Weber
New Hendricks Blig
South Side
J. A. Cozatt
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