Steamboat Rules and a Missouri Democratic Prospect
The article lists Steamboat Inspection Service regulations for motor vessels in Gulf waters, detailing naming, navigation, lights, whistles, and tonnage rules. It then discusses Missouri politics with Senator Stone, Gov. Folk, and David R. Francis as delegates, praising Francis, and forecasts for the Democratic national ticket. It ends with horse breeding industry insights, stressing pure bred mares, a farmer's timing, and the value of quality stock.
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Gulf of Mexico
United States
Siena Lacurs
Willian J. Stone
Folk
Denver
Altho
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Democrats
David R. Francis
Missouri
Cleveland
Missouri Democracy
Guv
Francis
Bryan
Gov
Columbia Statesman
Iowa
Hough
Pure Bred Morses Pay for Percheron Draft
A Kansas horse breeding firm sold fifty four pure bred Percheron horses for 85700 total, averaging 661 each. The sale was one of several similar events by the firm, sparking curiosity and interest among farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee Ad Promotes Fresh Ground Flavor
An advertisement touts Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee urging readers to keep it in the original package and grind at home for best flavor. It notes warming enhances aroma and ease of grinding, while asserting ground coffee loses its identity as coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle Bros
New York City
St. Onis
Intelligencer
Farm Journal
Farm Progress
Paii Progress
United States
Sale offered of land and properties in Lafayette county
Local ad offers remaining Lafayette county land and city residences for sale at low prices. Contact Gratz at phone 221 or Lone Star home phone 272 for more details and to arrange showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette County
Tire
Gratz
B. Vaughn
Lone Star
Coal Bids Seek Sealed Offers Through April 10 2008
Lexington Triumph Press Brick Company invites sealed bids on coal to be delivered to their yard for the season. Bids will be received up to and including April 10 2008.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Triumph Press Brick Company
Beer that did not make Milwaukee famous in Lexington
A concise note describes a cold beer brewed in Lexington Missouri by the Lexington Brewing Co. The line hints at regional pride and rivalry with Milwaukee, inviting readers to try the local brew at The Gem.
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Milwaukee
Lexington Mo
Lexington Brewing Co
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Scott
Commerce and Labor
Steamboat Inspection Service Office of
Saint Louis, Mo
U.S
Surveyor of Customs
Ardf
Aroprale
Gordon W
David P. Francis
Arbuckles
Ariosa Coffee
Coal
General Hauling Service
C.L. Benney
Seiter’s Markat
Goodyear
Jir
J. M. Poage & CO
Lexington
Main Street
Lexington, MO
America
Post Office
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