ELECTION RETURNS Democrats Win Missouri Amid Gains
United States returns show Missouri giving Democrats a clear majority across state offices and both houses. fatalities include Cockrell Pope marriage and the death of George G. West Jr. with details of party margins, amendments, and congressional composition.
Record Hog Sale Sets Price Peak at Kaos City Show
Prizes awarded to Hon. George W. Noll of Odessa as his Polash China hoge broke records at the Kaos City live stock event. His top hog sold for $200 above any other at the sale, with ten hogs averaging $87.60. At St. Louis, two thirds of premiums went to the grandchildren and granddaughters of Anderson's Model or Hia Unique.
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George W. Noll
Odessa
Kaos City
St. Louis
Gandsong
Anderson
Bazaar plan proposed by Elkis wives at meetion
Wives and daughters of Elkis members at a recent meetion proposed a bazaar to aid the local lodge. The idea was well received and the women will canvass the matter and hold the bazaar early in December. Samuel W. Birch, longtime editor of the Republican Record, died November 1 at age 64 from paralysis. He had come from Pennsylvania and edited the Hannibal Courier before joining the Republican Record in 1823. General Leonard Wood recently inspected German military talent and criticized West Point on military education issues.
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Elkis
Samuel W. Birch
Aseroliton
Republican Record
Mr. Birch
Missouth Fron
Pennsylvania
Hannibal Courier
Republican—Record
West Point
Leonard Wood
Britta
Wentworth Visa Football Result and Local Travels
Missouri Valley College defeated W M A 5 to 2 in a close football match. The Indies traveled to Kansas City to attend the Hoyer show, including Mesdamen G W Hyde Edward Moorwat Sallie Russell F Lee Wallace Jor Kimball Bindie Singher and Maury Manly. MimeA Hobenwald and Anita attend Henry Jongblut and Anna Dingworth wedding in Napoleon arriving at 2:30 p m.
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Hoyer
G. W. Hyde
W. F.hioealey
Edward Moorwat
Sallie Russell
F. Lee Wallace
Jor Kimbal
Bindie Singher
Maury Manly
Hobenwald
Lite
Anita
Napoleon
Henry Jongblut
Anna Dingworth
Eugene Field Day Reflected In American Bohemian Spirit
A Missouri observance honors Eugene Field on November 7 with praise for his child poetry as a facet of his character. The piece notes Field’s playfulness, a translation of Horace, and contrasts romantic idealism with Field’s down to earth life, citing poems from Echoes From the Sabine Farm and reflections on his legacy and persona.
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Missouri
Eugene Field
Manger
America
Gene Field
Nature
Field
Horace
Francis Wilson
Brutus
Philippi
Chicago
Biahoes
Sabine Harm
Nes
Moses
Boonville and Marshall Schedule Big Local Games
Local sports notes list TM 2. A. team at Buckner on Saturday November 8 and W M A teams playing Kemper at Marshall and Missouri Valley College at Lexington on November 17. The corps plans to attend the Kemper game in Marshall. A train load from Boonville will travel, with Lexington fans hoped to join. Miss Margaret Buchanan, Baptist Female College student, died Friday at two, after a week ill with peritonitis. Burial at Camden Point, Missouri. The Grand Opera House touts Sam Morris in The Peddler's Claim premiering Tuesday November 11. Mrs. W. F. Kerdolff hosted a party featuring chrysanthemums and nasturtiums with prizes awarded. Mrs. W E Calles travels to Kansas City to visit her daughter Mrs. W E Comstock.
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Kemper
Marshall
Missouri Valley College
Lexington
Boonville Rooters
Friends of the Academy
Kemper School
Boonville
Margaret, Buchanan
Baptist Female College
White
Camden Point
Missouri
Burini
Whield College
Grand Opera House
Sam Morris
Morris
Moses Levi
Opera House
W. F. Kerdolff
Alice Peak
May Peak
Kate Teiles
Wm. Aull
W. E. Cailes
Karnens ‘City
W. E. Comstock
L. ©. Calles
Miss Anne Lesueur Weds Geo C Davies In Charlevoix Church
The Episcopal ceremony at Christ Church Lexington was performed by Bishop Tuttle with Rev. J K Dung assisting. Miss Anne Lesueur daughter of Capt A A Lesueur of Aotlers S T married Mr George C Davies of Philadelphia. The service included a large bridal party and a reception at the Lesueur home. The couple left for New Orleans and Cuba before returning to Philadelphia around December 10.
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B. Cockrell
Anne Lesueur
A. A. Lesueur
Aotlers, S. T
Besueur
Lexington
Augusta Chambers
D. F. Conrad
Central College
HH. F. Stapel
Rockport
Drake A. Afigio
Rebecks Jb. Sweet and Lowe
Barnby
Tannhauser
Wagner
Tuttle
St. Louis
J. K. Dung
J. ©. Lesueur
Here
Davies
New Orleans
Cuba
Philadelphia
Rockport Visitor Attends Hower Show in Bern
Mrs 18 Ball of Rockport visited her daughter at C F C and traveled to Kans Oly Wednesday evening to attend the Hower show with her wife at W C Barnes.
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18. Ball
Rockport
C. F.C
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