Political Announcements for Lafayette County Candidates
A series of this district primary notices announce James Porin Mencandiare Frank Dowman J. Al Christry Cables Muchele W. Wad dell Winfield Praddok George Sullivan O C Marquee G A Kestit Pryoutiny Attorney Bates Drummond as Democratic primary candidates for various Lafayette County offices including Sheriff Assessor Prosecuting Attorney Treasurer subject to the Democratic primary on August 4 2008 user warns of party actions and official candidacies
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James Porin Mencandiare
Beaiver
Agrjeot
Democratic Party
Angadi
Dowman
Dotnet
Pie Democratic Party
J. AL Chnisty
Representae Rite
Winfield & Praddok
Sherif
Lafayette
George Sullivan
Assensor
Lafayette County
O.C. Marquie
G. A. Kestit
Bate
Drummond Bia
Latayoity
Roaches Back Ball in Democratic Campaign Push
The nine Roaches are praised as fine campaigners and will help land the Democratic votes for their father next Tuesday. Judge Wallace may run second throughout the state but not against Mr Ball.
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Wallace
Mr. Ball
Nine Roaches
Roosevelt Praises Taft Speech In Acceptance Note
The passage notes that the Independence League convention was cut short due to costs and suggests Roosevelt enjoyed Taft's acceptance speech. It hints Roosevelt wrote the speech in the third person and reveled in praising himself.
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Independence League
Roosevelt
Taft
Eireus Arrives Saturday With Real Features
Advance notices promise the Eireus event Saturday will deliver the old good features plus omit several objectionable ones.
Clouds Gather and Disperse Over Ten Afternoons
Every afternoon for the past ten days the clouds have gathered threatening for a while and finally disappearing. They ought to quit fooling and tire of a little vain.
Judge Wallace Seen Likely To Win Governor Nomination
Voters and observers expect Judge Wallace to secure the nomination for governor. If he prevails the In TELLIGENCER predicts he will not be a loud dissenting voice and remains a key figure for supporters.
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Judge Wallace
Letter to the Editor Questions State Education Plans
David A. Ball writes to the Chariton Courier noting personal relations between you and I as he critiques a man who seeks to solve all the state's educational questions. The exchange targets the approach and qualifications of a statewide education reform effort.
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Chariton Courier
David A. Ball
Missouri Pacific Promotes Missouri as Summer Resort
The Missouri Pacific is advertising Missouri as a summer resort. A pamphlet from the railroad management shows there is no need for Missourians to leave their estates for leisure, highlighting domestic appeal and ease of local recreation.
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Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Independence League nominates candidate amid campaign buzz
The St Louis Republic notes growing political tension as the Independence League backs a nominee and William Jennings Bryan is expected to accept. Weather jokes about hay fever and rain, while preparations for the November general election unfold. Local events like Mayview and Corder picnics, Missouri river flood recovery, and remarks on Colonel David A Ball frame a busy public scene with claims of political strength and upcoming campaigning in Fayette coast and Florida?
Knott Campaign Reminds Voters of Fidelity to People
A campaign note urges Lafayette County voters to support John A. Knott for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner next Tuesday. It contrasts Knott’s history of voting for the people with the other two commissioners who allegedly favored railroad interests, recalling his ties-walking past.
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Railroad and Warehouse
John A. Knott
Lafayette County
Mr. Knott
John Temple Graves Nominated Lacks Enthusiasm in Bid
John Temple Graves failed to gain enthusiasm for the Presidential nomination and finished second on the ticket. Leaguers suspect Graves is seen as a man of money within the movement, compromising genuine support.
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John Temple Graves
Independence League
John Temple
Taft Acceptance Speech Draws Roosevelt Vibe
Taft's acceptance speech echoed Roosevelt era phrasing and sustained policies admired by Roosevelt Republicans. Wall Street welcomed the tone, while Republican factions across the party greeted it as confirmation of their favored agenda.
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Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Murmer
Ball and the Schools Promotes Visionary School Reform
David A. Ball spoke last Tuesday asserting pride in his common school education and proposing drastic, instant fixes to Missouri’s public school system. The remarks reveal a disdain for education quality and a push for sweeping reforms that appear impractical and uneducated to observers.
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David A. Ball
Missouri
Ball vs Wallace on education standards and state funding
The passage argues Ball favors strong common schools over university emphasis, contrasting Wallace’s strict law and Sabbath views with Stapel’s liberty. It questions reducing university funding, warns of inferior teachers and texts, and criticizes a Missourian writer's plan as paralleled to China, stressing higher learning as essential to civilization.
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Wallace
Stapel
Mr. Ball
Ball
China
Lichtig Eye Specialist Visits Higginsville During Fair
Dr. Lichtig an eye specialist will be in Higginsville for Lafayette county fair with office hours at Althoff Koppenbrink drug store from Stol2em Glasses fitted correctly. Daniel Solder accused of ill treatment of his daughter Mrs A B Doster recently in the city returned home to Wigginsville postteviky. He was escorted home by his grandmother Mira Ola Foster who will also visit Reveal Milas Carrie ge petdicata ie amane.
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Lichtig
Higginsville
Lafayette
Althoff & Koppenbrink
Daniel Solder
A. B. Doster
Wigginsville
Posteviky
Mira Ola Foster
Alo Visthia
Milas Carrie
Ge Petdicata
Ie Amane
Uncalled Letters Advertised at Lexington Post Office
The Lexington post office listdated August 1, 408 shows uncalled letters including Mrs. James Alley Lee Adkins Wm L Bailey Chas Babler W M H Banell William Harnett Mrs Wm Beamore Bickel Bros Miss Anna L Brown Mrs Chas Douglass H C Francisco Norma Gates Miss Grace Gann Mrs E Henderson PF No Wil Cy Jones Mollie Kelller L 2 Lenen Miss Edith Marking P Miller Master Joe Richards Miss Nora l Kelka Ming Florence Sloan Mrs N Stuckey Adolph Stumpe John Wilson Roy Whittington Prof T J Walker. When calling for these letters please say they were advertised. DeLia Crowder, Postmaster.
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Batuidy
James Alley
Lee Adkins
Wm. L. Bailey
Chas
Babler
W. M. H. Banell
William Harnett
Wm. Beamore
Bickel Bros
Anna L. Brown
Douglass
H. C. Francisco
Norma Gates
Grace Gann
E. Henderson RK
D. No
Wil Cy Jones
Mollie Kelller
Lenen
Edith Marking
P. Miller
Joe Richards
Nora l Kelka
Ming Florence Sloan
N . Stuckey
Adolph Stumpe
John Wilson
Roy Whittington
T. J. Walker
DeLia Crowder
Local residents travel and visits noted in city postings
Yesterday reports list J. J. Blackwell in Waverly Ralph Loomis departing for Jefferson City W H Chiles on Kansas City legal business LG Peak in Kansas City Hon Alexander Graves to Boonville Mrs Reid Kinkead and daughter Miss Maurice return from Kansas City Miss Rose O Malley returns from Kansas City Mrs Horace Ardinger back from Louisiana Mo Mrs Claude Price and children head to Pittsburg Kans Ernest Kriehn returns home to Excelsior Springs Mrs James Plediken home in Odessa Alma Walk accompanies her mother Miss Beas and Mayme Johnson return from Excelsior Springs Elizabeth Graven back from Kansas City J W Jones leaves for Cairo Ill Mia J W Jones travels to Cairo Ill for visit with J C McGrew Jr Mr and Mrs E B Oehlalaeger go to Napoleon for funeral of sister Lydia Bishop.
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Waverly
Ralph Loomis
Jefferson City
W. H. Chiles
Kansas City
LG. Peak
Alexander Graves
Boonville
Reid Kinkead
Maurice
Rose O'Malley
Horace Ardinger
Loulsiana
Claude Price
Pittsburg
Kans
Ernest Kriehn
Excelsior Springs
James Plediken
Odessa
Mis
Albert
Alma
Beas
Mayme Johnson
Elizabeth Graven
Kansan
Harry
Besale Ladeson
St. Louis
M. Ladeson
Mia
J. W. Jones
Cairo
J. C. McGrew, Jr
BE. H. Oehlalaeger
Napoleon
Passenger Fare To Boston Offered By Railroad
The $44.10 fare to Boston and return via Chicago and Alton Railroad is available to the public. Tickets sell July 2, 30, 31 and August 1, 2, 3 with return by August 16 and extension to September 16 for a nominal extra. Stopovers and optional routes included. For full details contact 5S. A Vermillion, Ticket Agent, C. & A. Railroad, Higginsville, Mo. Charles Lyons attended to legal business in Kansas City Tuesday evening. Mrs. D. O. Heathman and sister Miss Beas Dawson left Wednesday for Liberty, Mo.
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Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Wor
A. Vermillion
C. & A. Railroad
Higginsville
Charles Lyons
Kansas City
D. O. Heathman
Mise Beas Dawson
Liberty, Mg
Summer Tourists Fares Announcement
The Chicago and Alton announces greatly reduced tourist tickets for travel to the West North South and Southwest with long halts. For more information, call or consult the ticket agency in Vermilion.
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Chicago & Alton
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