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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1908

Page

2

Bryan's leadership and the 1908 political landscape

The article discusses William Jennings Bryan as a leading reformer and critic of misgovernment, arguing his influence on public opinion and national conscience. It contrasts Bryan's influence with the Roosevelt Taft dynamic, and reflects on political outcomes after an election, ending with a note from the Higginsville Jeffersonian about Lafayette County’s status and the paper's ambitions.

Mr. Bryan University of Nebraska Benjamin Andrews Bryan Lyns Roosevelt United States Taft Jeffersonian Lafayette County Higginsville

Reform in Politics Shows Reform Efforts Fail

Reform in politics does not pay, with the nation and state illustrating the ineffectiveness of reform efforts. Democrats push for new reforms while Republicans follow public sentiment, preferring to implement measures the public already demands.

Warrensburg

May Be Air of Appeals Fifth Constitutional Case

Mysterious header references May term and constitutional appeals in a Fifth Circuit context. Limited readable fragments suggest ongoing legal action or docket notes, with emphasis on constitutional proceedings and potential dates or case identifiers. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.

Property Transfers Note Local Land Transactions and Names

A list of parcel transfers with varied considerations from Higgs ville area. Entries include J R Ewing, James Kirkpatrick, J T W McKean, GM Jennings, J A Westemeyer, Catherine Herd, Henry Reuter, Jonas T Ferguson, WE MacLelian, N B Chamblin, O A Jones, Alice S Petering, J Fulkerson, S R Christy, Hoofman, Paul Reinhard, Chas Dierking, Carrie Erdman, Henry Gordon, Susan Hollis, Joseph L Long, W H Petering, Luetta Cooper and related details such as buyers, sellers, and land values.

JR Ewing E G White Et al Macinelah James Kirkpatrick Kemuel Tracy J T W McKean Charles Ellis GM Jennings Menna Huscher J A Westemeyer H E Juneblatt Catherine Herd Etal Catherine Goodwin Henry Reuter J. A Westemeyer J . Fulkerson J T Preston S R Christy Elmer Phillips Hoofman RN Cook Etal Paul Reinhard John Jenkins Chas Dierking Adolph Evertland Carrie Erdman Etal Ann Sass Henry Gordon Bea Brockman Susan Hollis Jacob Mertins Joseph L Long South M E Church W H Petering Anna Petering Luetta Cooper Et al Henry Vanderlinder

Judge Wallace Praised for Party Unity After Election

The Glasgow Missourian notes Judge Wallace, seen by many as a fanatic on some issues, earned friends and respect in supporting the Democratic State ticket. It urges him now to pursue election thieves in Kansas City, pledging a hard line to deter any repeat misconduct.

Judge Wallace Kansas City Glasgow Missourian

Politics And Friendship In Howard County

A Howard county resident laments neighborly feuds over political candidates, saying those seeking office care nothing for residents and are only after the position. The speaker notes such divisions among friends are folly and unnecessary.

Howard County Ollie Columbia Statesman

Polk vows continued fight against the rascals in Missouri

Boonville Advertiser notes Polk pledges to press the battle against alleged political foes, arguing the Democratic organization suffered under his administration and that nothing else should distract the governor from that mission.

Polk Boonville

For fine candies go to Mrs. Mark's Ninth and Main

Local ad notes a candy shop at Ninth and Main inviting customers to visit Mrs Mark's for fine confections. The brief item emphasizes location and product quality without additional details.

Mrs. Mark’s Ninth & Main

Furniture Sale Promises Largest Stock Ever

A local furniture dealer touts the biggest inventory yet across every room of the house and invites buyers to browse the extensive stock for a wide range of pieces.

Store Ad Promotes Furniture and Seasonal Goods

An advertisement promotes a furniture store offering bedroom dining parlor sets plus seasonable items like refrigerators, children's go carts, and lawn and porch furniture. It highlights Sealy and Ostermoor mattresses as the best made and promises prices that please customers.

Winkler Furniture Co Showcases Photo Excellence

Winkler Furniture Co de promotes its photographs with pride, boasting handsome finishing and artistic skill evident in their production. The copy emphasizes quality and craftsmanship to persuade customers.

The Picture Shop J. C. Coffin Prof

The Picture Shop run by J C Coffin, offering photography services and portrait work with contact at Prof. phone 245.

Transit Timetable Brief for St Louis and Kansas City Lines

A fragmentary timetable lists multiple trains and routes including daily and express services. Mentions a May 3 schedule, various train numbers, and connections such as Ked No 11 No 24 and Chicago bound services with early Bird and Hummer designations.

St. Louis Slater Dally Ked Onicmro Nally Kale Kansas City St. Dally Kansas Wiyer Noob State Express

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