Roosevelt’s Narrow Path From Power to Defeat in 1912
The piece argues President Roosevelt seeks renewed power by undermining policies and expanding his personal influence. It accuses him of ruthlessness, misrepresentation, and political opportunism in campaigning in New York and beyond. A Democratic shift in a normally Republican state signals a mortally wounded bid for the Presidency in 1912.
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Washington
New York State
Republic
Taft
Roosevelt
Hutt
Wall Street
Springfield Republican
Missouri stock breeders asked to report to state board
Missouri breeders of pure-bred and registered livestock are urged to send name, post office address, county, and precise counts of breeding animals now in their flocks, herds, or stables. Include numbers of registered animals and any pure-bred males eligible for registry but not registered. Owners of stallions and other stock should report.
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Missouri
T. O. Wilson
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
Wilson
Alate
Presbyterian Mission Circle to send aid to Old Goodland School
The Presbyterian Mission Circle plans a box of clothing books and toys for the Old Goodland School for orphan Indian children. Those wishing to contribute should send articles at once to Mrs Will Williamson on Franklin Street.
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Presbyterian Mission Circle
Old
Goodland School
Will Willaon
Franklin Street
The Use of the Manure Spreader on Farms
M F MELLER of the University of Missouri explains manure spreaders save labor and improve soil value by even, wide distribution. Spreading reduces fermentation loss, enhances beneficial bacteria, and encourages better manure stewardship, especially on larger farms with cattle feeding around buildings.
Uncertain Patent Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes a laxative product claimed to aid digestion and bowel issues for all ages. It touts mild, pure ingredients, a universal cure for constipation and indigestion, and offers free samples and a mail reply from Dr Caldwell. The copy stresses affordability and household use.
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Lere
Chicago
Belford
Coke Street
Touts
Nick Rendacha
Caldwell Redleaf
80 Acre Coal Farm Near Summit Mine South of Lexington
For sale. An 80 acre farm with coal three miles south of Lexington and one half mile west of Summit mine. Features a house, barn and ample water. Contact Louis Rexroth at 4217 Oak Street, Kansas City, Missouri.
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Lexington
Summit Mine
Louis Rexroth
Oak Street
For Sale Listed Furnishings at Modern House Reach
Mrs 8 8 Trigg of Kansas City Missouri offers the furnishings of a handsome modern house for half their value. The sale also notes an attractive home and profitable business. Contact R I Redd Cockrell or Mrs J B Logan in Lexington Missouri for details.
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Trigg
Troost Ave
Kansas City
Crawford's Laundry Offers Home Washing Service
Crawford's Laundry advertises family washing service saving time and worry. They wash clothes, iron flat work and deliver weekly washing promptly at a price of 6 cents per pound.
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