Wabash Railroad Time Table Omnibus and Trains
Timetable shows omnibus departures to KB and L Junction with connections east and west. Listings include arrival and departure times from Richmond Lexington Junction Kansas City and other stations. Tickets sold at any office with reduced rates. JOIN TAUBMAN Agent.
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Boksle
Lraloe Roing
Traima
Weel
raaKichmoni
Sataratay
John Young
Ankive Tia
Richmond
Anil Wat
Lexington Junction
Kansas City
Anil
Sod Enal
Lia. m
Lexington
Joneilo
Enal
Joe Joseph
Ti.m
Paal
Aly
Polnion
Taubman
A Dark Night of Despair Amid Silent Streets
The fragment describes a storm and gates in heaven, a society emptied of joy, and a lone figure’s march through gloom. A black crest hangs on doors, signaling mourning. A shrouded elder calls for prayer as a resident tells a tale of hardship and loss without words.
Abstract of deeds filed in Lafayette county Missouri
Abstract of deeds recorded in Recorder of Deeds office from February 1 to February 28 1800. Names include M L Wood and wife to Harwood Heathanago. Clayton to Sarah Hagood. Davis wid to Lexington. Hornbuckle to Peter Newl. Burney’s addition to Glidean. and other transfers with prices and lot descriptions. Also notes no instrument will be recorded until fees are paid and Missouri editors discuss politics and tariffs.
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Conger
Lafayette County
Recorder of Deeds
M. L. Wood
Harwood
Baby Brother at the Table and Teeth Question
Flo pleads to bring the sweet baby brother to the table so it can eat and grow. Grandma explains the infant cannot yet eat without teeth, and Flo asks why not. Grandpa pretends to write a letter at the corner, claiming importance and warning against talking to him.
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Flo
Grandma
Love and family duties for the bride in social harmony
In a Ladies' Home Journal guidance piece the author urges women to welcome their sweetheart into the home, stressing that shared time with family strengthens affection. Women should balance romance with duties to relatives, teaching that a wife’s role includes managing household relationships and honoring the husband’s kin.
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Howe
Farmers Adorne the Courses of Secretary Lesueur
From the Bates County Democrat a brief notes Missouri farmers praise Secretary of State A A Lesueur for his work and leadership. The item highlights support from local agricultural community and mentions his public service.
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Bates County
Farmers of
Missouri
Secretary of State
A. A. Lesueur
Democracy and tariff reform in youth politics
Congressman Wilson argues for true democracy and tariff reform, urging young voters to reject the Republican party as reactionary. He defends local self government and warns against centralized power, capital concentrations, and the so called American system, urging youth to support vigorous local governance and equal civic rights.
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Wilson
Weat Virinka
Mesos
Wheeling Register
Mac Wilson
Hia
Republican Party
Party of Reaction
la Bis
England
Lesvy
Freeman
Democratic Party
Sugaluet
Democracy and the clash of wealth and liberty in America
A historical manifesto argues that true democracy requires liberty for all and warns that corporates, monopolies, and centralized wealth threaten the republic. It asserts the struggle between the people and plutocracy, urging citizens and youths to defend local sovereignty, equal taxation, and open life prospects against the power of wealth.
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Java
Iit
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Herpleas
Cleveland
Rue Democracy
Etiquette Rules For Courteous Conduct And Respect
A guide on polite behavior in social settings emphasizes greetings bowing to strangers saying good morning and good night to family, offering thanks for favors, and avoiding rude remarks. It also instructs on seating, helping others, addressing strangers politely, and showing deference to women and distinguished persons.
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Tle
Jock
The Printer's Towel Dusts a Printer's Tale
A historical excerpt recalls a worn towel at a printing house door. It describes how workers and events left grime and ink on the towel, turning it hard and dark with years of use. The towel’s decline culminates when it falls and breaks, a symbolic record of labor and craft.
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Hess
Bob Bardotie
Advertising as a business tool for effective notices
Quote from J W Thompson on advertising value emphasizing honesty and completeness. It notes that advertising costs are offset when the mine and product are good, and that beat periodicals influence an intelligent business audience through clear information rather than sheer size or frequency.
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Beat
J W. Thompson
Missouri Changes Journal Praises Secretary of State in Anti-Trust Drive
Jefferson City Mo February 10 The printed journal of the seventh annual Missouri Change session at Boonville reports adoption of a resolution endorsing Secretary of State Lescear for enforcing the anti trust law. A Butler Bates County Farmers and Laborers Union resolution supports prompt methods to enforce the law and sends sympathy and moral support, copies to Secretary Leaeuer and publication in the Journal of Agriculture.
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Jefferson City
Boonville
Missouri
Lescear
A. A. Leaueur
Mate
Bates County Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union
Butler
Mfhia
the Journal of Agriculture
Treasure Unearthed Near Orrick Reveals Hidden Wealth
Thomas Loyd, son in law of Mrs Betsy Lowd, recently uncovered about 5500 in money and notes on Lowds south of Orrick. The cache, found under an old plum house site, included 1900 in gold coins and 80 in silver plus 1500 in government bonds and 700 in cash from Mrs Lowds estate. Loyd deposited the gold in the Orrick bank as the stash circulated again.
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Thomas Loyd
Betsy Lowd
Raylie
Orrick
Loyd
Ailyer
Spokane Looks Like A Picture In Derby Contender Form
Spokane stands in Noah Armationng's stable at Spokane stud, drawing attention for a striking change in coat and rising weight of 1100 pounds. Trainer Elmore notes the horse is sound and improving, though leg history includes bowed tendons from a 62 year old injury and a hind limb issue after a ditch jump at Sheepshead Bay. First race planned in the Merchants Handicap at the local meet.
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Vourier-Journal
Spokane
Noah Armationng
Elmore
Bin
bin Wether
Sheepshead
Water Route Proposal From Pittsburg to Omaha
Reports from St Louis and Kansas City note a strong company plans a Pittsburg Pa to Omaha Neb steamship and barge line. Capital around 5 million dollars, sixty light draft river steamers and 300 barges. One steamer with tow departs each terminus daily. fifteen day voyage with stops. Freight rates drop to fifteen cents per 100 weight over 1000 pounds.
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Atlanta Journal
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Kansas City
Pittsburg
Omaha
Neb
Pitteburg
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Baltimre
Proctor Knott Poised for a Strong Racing Season
Proctor Knott is not a dead horse despite losses last season. Crowd gathers at George Scoggan's Bardstown road table to view the horse as he nears peak condition and low work plan. Scoggan eyes Memphis trip on April 5 and will decide whether to take the Fatality winner.
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Coarler-Journal
Proctor Knott
George Scoggan
Bardstown Road
Mr. Scogganl
Memphis
The Book of Mormon Manuscript in Richmond
From the Richmond Democrat report, David Whitmer of Richmond, Mo died January 25, 1848 and refused 100,000 offered by Orson Pratt for the original Book of Mormon manuscript. It is believed 500,000 would have tempted him. The writing table remains with George Scheich, Richmond, Mo, a son of Whitmer, who now holds custody of the manuscript.
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Richmond Democrat
St. Louie Republic
David Whiter
Richmond
Ray County
Salt Lake
Orson Pratt
Whitmer
Li Js
George Sch «Eich
David Wittmer
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