Missouri State Fair: a state owned showcase for Missouri
The Missouri State Fair, now twelve years old, is presented as a people owned institution showcasing farm, garden, orchard, and vineyard products. It highlights the Boys' Corn Contest, livestock exhibitions, county displays, and educational exhibits from state schools and universities. Sedalia hosts visitor accommodations, with info services at the Bureau of Information. The fair runs September 28 to October 4, aiming to be the nation’s best with an extensive amusements lineup and notable bands.
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Missouri
Acre
Timissouri
State University
State Normals
School of Mines
Thavin
Chicago
United States
Miss Dorothy De Vonda Features at Missouri State Fair
Missouri State Fair program for Sedalia from Sept 28 to Oct 4 promises top attractions. Balloonist Miss Dorothy De Vonda will make daily ascensions and parachute leaps, joined by Ringlings and the Five Sisters Merkle. Daily races and free exhibits ensure continuous entertainment all week.
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Missouri
Sedalia
Five Sisters Merkle
New York
Five Sisters
America
Dorothy DeVonda
United States
Ringlings
Palr
Wilson Defends Party Unity and Reforms in New Jersey
Sea Girt New Jersey Governor Woodrow Wilson defends political machines as potentially essential and urges the Democratic party to prove it is the worthy instrument of the people. He cites unity, reform aims, and the need to carry out programs. the piece also notes an Lexington Missouri ordinance changing Bloom Street grade per 1870 and 1912 profiles, read August 19, 1912.
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Sea Girt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Brooklyn
Democratic Club
Wilson
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Jersey
Board of Guardians
The
Union
United States
People of
America
Great Duty of Adjustment in Woodrow Wilson Speech
Excerpt from Woodrow Wilson's acceptance speech for the Democratic nomination, urging national unity and the duty of accommodation among competing interests to bind the nation as partners rather than rivals. It frames harmony as essential to fair dealing and collective progress.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson Faces Historic Accessibly Presidency Assertion
The statement claims Wilson would be the most accessible president in White House history and describes him as typically a Democratic man.
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Wilson
White House
Wilson as best equipped man since Lincoln for presidency
A newspaper card frames Wilson as the best equipped presidential candidate since Lincoln, underscoring strong leadership and preparedness in the political contest. The wording suggests high regard for his qualifications and statesmanship in a period of national debate.
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Wilson
Lincoln
George W Perkins Named Dally Progressive Supporter
George W Perkins is identified as a declared Dally Progressive supporter in the local notice, indicating partisan alignment and civic engagement within the community.
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George W Perkins
Ordinance on Railroad Street Grade From 13th to 20th Streets
Ordinance requires restoring Railroad Street grade to the original profile set by the City Council on August 22 1870 and filed in 1912. The profile will be inserted in the Book of Grades after a 10 day publication period.
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18Th Street
20Th Street
Lexington
Missouri
13Th Street
Ordinance on Oneida Street Grade Insertion
The ordinance provides grade corrections for Oneida Street from the east line of 18th Street to the west line of the original grade set August 22, 1870 and inserts the profile in the Book of Grades. It states the ordinance to take passage and approval.
Grade of Franklin Avenue from 8th street west to 8th street east
The grade of Franklin Avenue from the west line of 8th Street to the east line of 8th Street is changed from the original grade set August 22, 1870 to the grade shown in the profile prepared by the City Engineer and filed August 19, 1912 in the Book of Grades of the City.
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Franklin Avenue
8Th Street
Lexington
Missouri
Passage Effect Notice
Ordinance passage and approval recorded on the 19th day of August with one reading completed and publication to follow for 10 days as required by ordinance.
Paving Twentieth Street to Lexington Branch grade
City Council of Lexington resolves to pave Twentieth Street from Main Street south line to north rail of the Missouri Pacific Mallroad Lexington Branch with concrete base and vitrified brick wearing surface. Excludes sidewalks, using special assessments funded by property charges. Adopted August 19, 1912.
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Twentieth Street
Main Street
Missouri Pacific
Lexington
City of
Pacific R Y
Franklin Ave
South Street
Twentieth and
South Sts
Hugh C. Rogers
General Revenue Fund
A. E. Taubman
Auto buyer alert offers runabout before Aug 15
You can buy a good little runabout for about one third of its cost if taken by August 15. Engine and transmission recently overhauled, worn parts replaced, and a new set of rubber tires installed. See Marcus Simpson at Aultville for price and demonstration.
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Marcus Simpson
Aultville
Sweet Corn and Tomatoes For Canning Sale
O C Willson offers sweet corn and tomatoes for canning purposes for sale. Phone 330.
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O. C. Willson
Phone
Apples and Grapes for sale by C. C. Willson
Jonathan Apples and Grapes advertised for sale in any quantity by C C Willson with phone contact 330.
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Jonathan
C. C. Willson
Coal Supply Notice From George Movaphgan
A concise procurement notice from George Movaphgan inviting bids for coal delivery. The office advertises capacity to furnish coal beats, requesting prompt sour pitton age and timely orders, referencing Mine 122 and plane S47 GEORGE MOVAPGHAN for contact.
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George Movapghan
Tabletop grill offers simultaneous steak chops and bacon
A compact device cooks steak chops and bacon at once on a glowing coil surface. The tabletop setup heats evenly, allowing multiple meats to sear together for quick meals.
Boil or steam eggs while toasting under grill
A brief note describes boiling or steaming eggs beneath the grill while toasting bread and suggests attaching the setup to a lamp socket for power.
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Dorothy DE Vonda
Merkel
Europe
Bloom Street
1Sth Street
Oneida Street
Cleveland Wright
Tent Airdome
Soal
PD Plittesst
Cg Cumeant
J. E. Tucker
Ruebel
Lale
al Cuebel
Colon
Crenshaw & Young
GEO. Wittenburg
Florillo
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