Contributors' National Wilson and Marshall Fund League formed
The Contributors' National Wilson and Marshall league organized with W G McAdoo as president and Charles R Cran as treasurer to aid national Democratic fundraising by popular subscription. Lithographed certificates bearing portraits and autographs of Wilson and Marshall certify donor contributions in denominations from 1 to 100 dollars.
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National
Wilson and Marshall League
W. G. McAdoo
National Democratic Committee
Charles R. Cran
Branco Committee
Stuart G. Gibbony
Wilson
Marshall
National Democratic
League
Fifth Avenue Building
New York City
Why Crimmins Is For Wilson
Crimmins argues for Wilson and Marshall before the people. He cites Edison era business power and the Inventors' guild to claim modern monopolies resist new processes and chill independent invention. He frames change as ripe and essential to challenge entrenched interests.
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George W. Perkins
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Edison
Inventors’ Guild
Americans Seek Honest Leadership in 1912 Ticket
The passage argues that the presidential and vice presidential candidates Wilson and Marshall offer a contrast to Taft and Roosevelt. It portrays Roosevelt as aligned with trusts and tariff favoritism, Taft as a party man defending protectionism, while praising Wilson and Marshall as industrious, unassociated with privileged cliques, and representative Americans capable of addressing unrest in government and economic policy.
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Republican Party
Mr. Roosevelt
Attentona
Taft
Wilson
United States
Marsall
Conserve Humanity First Speech by Woodrow Wilson at Syracuse
Woodrow Wilson argues that humanity must precede property and warns against industrial overreach. He calls for government emphasis on human rights, fair labor, and public health over rapid wealth creation through industry. He urges protecting workers, controlling overcrowding, and preserving individual needs.
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United States
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Offers Quick Cure
A sensational claim promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a guaranteed cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. Testimonies from T Worthy of Forsythe Georgia and Rudy Kasner of Moline Illinois support relief after use. Free samples offered by mailing address Dr W B Caldwell 402 Caldwell Building Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Dr. W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
Monticello, Ill
Long and guests visit Higginsville this week
J 1 Long traveled to Higginsville Tuesday to enjoy the day with Mrs. Oscar Andreen and her granddaughter Virginia Henry. They returned with plans for a short visit beginning Saturday, staying a few days.
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J. 1. Long
Higginsville
Oscar Andreen
Virginia Henry
Higgingville
Wi Grille cooks steak chops bacon on glowing coils
A device called Wi Grille broils beneath boiling coils and fries or bakes on top. It cooks many foods at once on the table, handling multiple methods simultaneously.
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Wi Grille
Toasts Toasts Quick or Slow Bread on Top or In Pan
Toasts describe two methods for toasting bread. One method places bread on top for quick toasts, the other method involves toasting in the pan for slower, dryer results. The phrasing suggests a simple kitchen tip or humorous line.
Local visits noted with travel to Springfield and Kansas City
Miss Irene Aghurst departed Monday for Springfield Missouri to visit relatives and attend the state. Mr and Mrs J W Billa and their young son Robert traveled to Kansas City Saturday for a brief stay.
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Irene Aghurst
Springfield
J. W. Billa
Robert
Kansas City
For Sale Chicken House and Owl Store House
For sale a chicken house 8 ft by 10 ft with nests. Also suitable to hire as an owl house or storehouse. Price ten dollars. Call phone 851.
Final Settlement Notice in Claude V. Turman Estate
Creditors and interested persons are notified that the undersigned Administrator De Bonis Non will apply for a final settlement of the Claude V. Turman estate at the November term 1912 of the Probate Court of Lafayette County Missouri. The hearing will begin in the Probate Court room in Lexington on the first Monday in November.
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Jerome B. Simpson
Lafayette County
Missouri
Lexington
Talbott Simpson Trromne W. Simpson
Margus Simpson
Iixecutors
Mary Ann McGuffin
Lee Bascom
Mis
Probate
Walker Fpalcom
Edward M. Davis
Florence
Davis
Claude V. Turman
de Bonis Non
Webner Turbin
de Bona Non
Bald State
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Wilson and
Marshall League
Siete
Crimmins
Roosevelt
John Crimmins
Woodrow Wilson
Davenport
New York World
Liberty
Syracuse
Ifemaids
Bell & Greer
John C. Young, JR
Mao
E. J. Kampf
Einesley’s
Hinesley
F. A
DAY Bank
Noticy
Elven
Bantley
Lalayatts Couty
Punerton
Anna Bentl
Wilmon Edwards
Will
Lee Wallace
de Bonis
F. Lee Wallace
de Bonis ‘Non
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