Local Briefs Reflect Busy Moves and Visits Across Town
Miss Mary Aull and Miss Lydia Marcks traveled Tuesday morning for violin lessons and relatives in Carthage and Marthasville. Wm J. Baydon and others attended court in Boonville and a bank case. Many residents returned from Oklahoma Texas Missouri and Illinois visits or traveled to Kansas City for family ties or summer plans. Community members attended funerals, joined gatherings, or prepared for court terms as Higginaville residents pursued education, travel, and public events with several heading to Louisville for the Home Coming keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Bandon
Boonville
Suddicton Bank
Groves
Oklahows
Anna O’rourk
Kansas City
Lillie McIntyre
E. H. Oceblschlager
Mabel
P. W. Voigt
Houstonia
Sallie Craiz
Lena Meizer
Edna Green
Warrensburg
Pauline Nickell
Fulton
Hila Nickell
J. JD. Conners
T. Ryland
Belle Greene
Webb City
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Louisville
Fred A. Day
Perth Springs
Sedalia
Missouri State Pharmaceutical Association
Interview With Bryan in Belo on Democracy and Monopolies
A Belo interview with William Jennings Bryan outlines his stance on democracy socialism and public ownership arguing democracy should protect competition from private monopolies and calling for campaign finance reform He critiques the beef trust and warns monopolies lower quality to benefit private interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Belo
Elf
BEEF
Electric Bitters touted as remedy in ad and political rally
An old advertisement promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach and liver disorders, fever chills and kidney issues, citing Dr. Brown of Bennetteville. The piece shifts to a republican convention in the city, endorsing home rule for counties and cities and demanding direct votes for local offices, with hostile language toward opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Brown
Bennetteville
Guitrantes
Crenshaw & Yoong Druggist
Piatta
Springs
Republican Party
Jake
United States Marshall Aid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Aull
Carthage
Lydia Marcks
Marthasville
Ada Carter
Tom W. Hill
W. V. Curtis
Texas
M. Bredehooft
Norbert
Concordia
John A. Rich
Laura Thoroton
Hotle
Courtney Hamlin
Higainsville
Annie Berrie
Marie Ques
Warrensburg State Normal School
W. E. Bard
J. Q. McGrew
William Aull, Jr
Charlottsville
Virginia
University of Virginia
J. M. Johnson
Chicago
Pgo
M. Weber
National Academy
W. Moyer
Lexington
Chas. Shultz
Edward
St Joseph
J. P. Coan
Wm. Voigt
Hughesville
Raymond Voigt
Frank Voigt
Stokley
Fred Fichter
George
Dresden
Henry Weibel
Jefferson City
University of Missouri
Eungineera
Wenlth
Utah
Agri J Cultral
Jim
J. O. Lesueur
ICORE
Durham, Fletcher & Coleman
Wayne
Illinois
Villers
Briard
Brilliant
Coco
Vieux Chassin
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Dam Eglite
Waterloo
Passe
Comet
Helerem
Valentine
Vieux Chaslin
Julie
Philibert
Superior
Favorite
Vieux Chasha
Romulus
Meres Melrose
Melrose
Star Rose
Mont Rose
Lula
Black Bell
Black Squirrel
Joe Jiperior Mammoth
Frank C. Steuvart
Pratt
Lee
R. W. Ashworth Prescription Druggist
Dover, Missol
Missouri
M.D. Wilson
N. Wilson
Wilson Brothers
Eastern
Home Money
Roomas
Keswosky
Kentucky Society of St. Louis
Southern Railway
St. Louis
Union Station
Western Lines
Pullman
William Flannelly
Board of Trade Bldg
Kansas City, Mo
Warrensburg State Normal
Famous Old Teachers’ College
Warrensburg, Mo
Narioxan Lean Company
Clark Ave
Roth
Chas. W. Loomis and
Grenshaw& Young
Palmer’s Restaurant
Old City
Wm, Palmer
A. W.sandring
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