Tell Them You Know Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee Ad
A promotional block extols Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee as superior value and invites readers to spread the claim. It asserts no rival can match the price in town and credits Arbuckle Brothers of New York City. The Kansas City Star backs General Hadley for governor and Taft for president while the Jefferson City Tribune comments on Missouri Democratic nomination dynamics.
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Arbuckle Bros
New York City
Kansas City Star
Hadley
Govenor
Taft
Missouri
Dave Ball
Star
Cowherd
Beause Cowherd
Crittenden
Kansas City
Cow
Jefferson City Tribune
Robert Tombs
Confederat Army
President Grant
Intelligencer
News
Lexington in 1855 and Now in Old Town Fortunes
The writer wanders Lexington in May 1855 noting Old Town Lafayette House hospitality and a shift from frontier to refined streets. He praises police, city attorney John Price, Judge Hedge, and local Democrats like Wilson, Young, McNeel, Glasscauk, Walker, Fulkerson, and Aull. A new Mo Pac passenger depot marks progress as streets gain granitoid sidewalks and paving amid growth.
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Marshal Price
John Price
John Hedge
Jed Chinn
Judge Chinn
Judge Hedge
S.N. Wilson
Wilson
Bryan
Stone
Cowherd
Ball
William Young
H. W. McNeel
Charlie Glasscauk
Thomas A. Walker
Tom
J.J. Fulkerson
Dopter
William Aull
Finis
Mo. Pac. Ry
J. CG. H
Prof Patterson Re elected Lexington School Leader
Prof M J Patterson has been re elected superintendent of Public schools in Lexington Missouri for the coming year. He has led the Lexington schools for two years and the board voted to retain him noting his past performance. Burtis M Little was elected first assistant principal at Lexington high school returning to the United States from the Philippines where he taught under government service. Conger of Lexington received a card from him dated Jerusalem May 2 indicating plans to travel to Cairo soon.
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M. J. Patterson
Lexington
Patterson
Burtis M. Little
Harrisonville
Lexington High School
Philippines
States
Arthur Conger
Jerusalem
Cairo
Cass County Democrat
Kemper Declines State Senate Candidacy in 3-County Drive
Friends of Hon James A Kemper in Lafayette County organized petitions to urge his candidacy for state senator from the district. Johnson and Cass counties also submitted petitions but Kemper chose not to file, citing time and money costs, impact on his legal work, and a desire to avoid disturbing party rotation precedent. The move leaves Lafayette County open for a local candidate. Johnson County Star.
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Friends of
Jas. A. Kemper
Lafayette County
Secretary of State
Kemper
Johnson County
Cass County
Lafayette
Johnson County Star
Cave Ball meeting in St Louis sparks suspicions
The recent Cave Ball gathering in St Louis appears dubious and evokes memories of the Polk for Governor episode of 1904. The plan aimed to persuade Democrats that Cowherd Democrats supported the outrage. Local ministers were not enlisted and the county effort was misled by a harsh campaign that recalled Joe Folk’s gubernatorial bid.
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St. Louis
Polk
Govenor
Joe Folk
All Friends
I Met The Future Prose Cutting Attorney Of This County
The speaker notes meeting many good men but decides to name only Charles A. Keith, the future prose cutting attorney, with a dismissive remark about mentioning Charlie since everyone knows him.
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Chas. A. Keith
Charlie
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