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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1908
Page
2
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee Guaranteed of Integrity
An advertisement states the coffee is cleaned sorted roasted and weighed by in genious machinery built by the companys own machinists to ensure customers receive genuine Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee every time and directs readers to where to buy it in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Brooklyn
Arbuckles
Ariosa Coffee
Arbuckles’ Ariosa Coffee
Arbuceld Eros
New York City
State Ticket Shows United Democracy in Missouri
The Democrats reject open fighting and unite behind a strong state ticket led by William S. Cowherd for governor. William R. Painter and Cornelius Roach also win renomination, with John P. Gordon, James Cowgill, Elliot W. Major, John A. Knott, Walter W. Graves, and James Ellison filling key offices. The piece praises party unity and readiness to win in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Democracy
William S. Cowherd
Missouri
Jackson County
Kansas City
House of Representatives
William R. Painter
Hash
Cornelius Roach
Democrat
Carthage
Party
Roach
John P. Gordon
Lexington
James Cowgill
Cowgill
Aowna
Elliot W. Major
Stone's Fight For The States
William J. Stone, a veteran Democrat aligned with Jeffersonian ideals, promotes state rights and old-fashioned political principles in a profile reflecting his long public career. The article outlines Stone's stance and enduring political philosophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Stone
Federal clash over states rights and rail rule fights
The article surveys political battles from a Missouri governor and senator named Stone opposing federal court power and mandates, detailing past actions against mandamus and injunctions, and contrasting with Roosevelt Taft tariff and forest policy. It also notes a Missouri farmer convention and a buggy accident near Odessa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
House of Representatives
Hose of Representatives
St. Clair County
Congress
Missouri
Stone
United States
Senate
Tillman
LaFollette
Bailey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Marshall
Taft
Roosevelt
Russia
Mr. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Sherman
Wade Fills
Folk
Lumber Trust
Farmers’ Conference
Kansas City
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M Me
Kao
Tum
Macon Times Cooperat
Odessa
Barker & Sandusky
Aid Cub
Barker
Odessi Democrat
Claude Johnson
Over Postottice
Lexington, Mo
The
Kansas City Post
Kansas City, Missouri
Wilson Brothers
Haerle Building
Missouri Pacific
ST. Louis
Chicago
ST. Joseph
Memphis
New York
Sud
Pias So
A. S. Loomis
Niagara Falls
Ss. A. Vermillion
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Higginsville, Mo
D. Bowes
Clef
Toledo, St. Louis& Western Railroad
Toledo
St. Louis & Western
Chas, W. Loomis
Bell & Greer
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