Democratic primary announcements for Lafayette County official posts
A scanned notice lists multiple candidates authorized to announce for Lafayette County offices. Names include Charles & Mitchell for Sheriff, W A Waddell for Sheriff, George Bulliv for Sheriff, C A Eberth for Prosecuting Attorney, and Bat Drummord for Treasurer. Primary election date August 4, 1904, under Democratic party rules.
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Lafayette County
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Drummord
Windy chatter in Arkansas politics and weather notes
A garbled column surveys national politics with Arkansas references, noting Governor Hughes and Folk amid speculation on Taft, the Democratic future, and a Chicago social scene. It mentions rain affecting farmers, a Nebraska-like forecast, and Hadley planning a retreat to his New Mexico farm after a gubernatorial defeat.
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Hadley
New Mexico
Evansville preacher calls Mrs Gunners financially insane
An Evansville preacher remarks that Mrs Gunners was financially insane amid a local dispute. The fragmented text reflects tense rhetoric and unclear context within Indiana discussions.
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Evansville
Indiana
Chan2A Candidate Chan2A Higginsville Declared
Announcement names Keith Chan2A of Higginsville as a Democratic candidate for Prosecuting Attorney. The biography highlights law experience in energy, education, and public service, noting lifelong affiliations and community involvement. The notice appears in a local political section of the issue.
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Keith
Higginsville
Local Politics and Campaigns in Lafayette County
Fragmentary report covers Lafayette County politics with mention of Heathman work, district funding of 300 dollars, Senator Stone's campaign plans, Drumigond's term and candidacy, and praise for Mannersary and The Lexington News as a party asset.
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R. Heathman
Initiative and Referendum in Missouri politics debate
The article explains the initiative and referendum as constitutional tools. It argues eight percent of voters could petition to place measures on the ballot and empower the people against legislative delays and lobbying. It notes the approach would force laws into immediate effect if approved by voters.
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Bryan
Missouri
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Siar
Great Need of Our Country Is Civilization Knowledge
The remark highlights a national aim toward civilization and knowledge as a guiding standard, urging structured advancement for the country and echoing global emphasis on learning and social progress.
Civilization Vision and Political Reform Debate
A discussion on enacting wiser laws and policies to modernize government, reduce waste, curb violence, and advance civilization. It cites tariff, currency, education, and public utility reforms, praising broad efforts by diverse groups, including politicians and the press. The piece notes debates over preserving national symbols in schools and insanity trials highlighting legal complexities.
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United States
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Retigen
New Yorke
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Harper's Weekly
Canvass Declined for Harmony in 1908 Missouri Race
William Young of Lexington Missouri writes May 12 1908 that he will not join a joint debate with Mr Christy. He prefers to canvass independently by public speaking and urges voters to hear him first hand. He cites risk of personal wrangles harming party success and declines the joint discussion.
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Frank Bowman
Lafayette
Christy
Wiiniam Young
Lexington
Warning Notice for Kenslar/Dave Slasher Farm Trespass
Warning to all parties not to trespass or hunt on Kenslar farm known as Dave Slasher farm. The farm borders Tabo Creek where people netting and dynamiting the creek and trespassing violate the law. Prosecution will follow for netting dynamiting or trespassing.
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Kenslar Farm
Dave
Lakewood short-horn herd bull for sale
Willson Co offers poultry feed and stock foods with phone 179 1-711. For sale a Lakewood short-horn herd bull named Royal Victor TL 5-112 J. Bradley.
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Willson Co
International Poultry and Stock Food
Lakewood Short
Insurance Notice by W. Curtis
Insurance for all kinds of fire and tornado risks for city and country, plus hay and grain at right prices. See W. Curtis.
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W. ¥. Curtis
Executor's Notice From Probate Court 1908
Notice states letters testamentary were issued in the probate court of York Colony in May 1908. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them within a set period or be barred from receiving any benefit. The executor, named in the notice, is authorized to administer the estate and may proceed after the specified date.
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Tereby
Edie Couse
Public Administrator’s Notice to Claims Against Estate
Public Administrator for Lafayette County takes charge of 68 of Perry Woodson Hill estate. Creditors must file claims within one year from order date or be barred. Publication dated April 1 1908. Seth day of April 1908. Wm. D. Meng, Public Administrator.
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Lafayette
Perry Woodson Hill
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Fois Seth
Ww. D. Meng
How to Cure Liver Trouble
Advice appears to discuss methods for curing liver trouble, noting there are multiple approaches and the aim is finding the best and shortest path to relief. The text mentions physical remedies, cautions, and general treatment ideas, though specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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