Missouri Farmers Granges and Railways Debate Reform
A Missouri weekly notes the Nodaway Mass Democrat hints a new party may seize control soon. It covers wheat prices in the region, a reunion for old settlers in Northeast Missouri, and a central editorial arguing railways need reform and possible new freight lines to ease prices and farmer burdens.
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Farmers Seek Direct Factory Purchases To Cut Middleman Fees
A discussion on the farmers movement notes possible direct purchases from manufacturers to avoid agent profits. Town Patrons and Grangers report 25 to 40 percent savings on machinery, with agents paid a salary and required accounts. The piece also covers Kentucky election results, charity dress exchanges, and whisky cargo legends, plus Astor wealth growth and a Portland fire loss.
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Ap~ Sage
Bucklin Notes And Local Happenings In Brief
The column reports improved health of resident Bae pin and general town welfare. School board hires S. H. Mitam of Bloomington Missouri as principal and Mrs. 26 as assistant for eight months. Common Pleas Court drew many citizens away, and the thermometer reads 1H degrees in the shade. A marriage occurs on the 7th between John Eastey and Cyrnanine Powers of Linn county.
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John Nolan
S. H. Mitam
Bloomington
Princ
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Peachers
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Lawson
Joms
Eastey
Cyrnanine
Linn County
Powers
Local Notes From In and Around St Catharine
Rain freshens the area as residents report varied incidents. Drills of farming life mix with local chatter about big brains and cattle losses near the railway. Community events include a Quarterly Meeting, a Garden Church picnic, and plans for Grange organization.
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Woodrull
Hannibal
O'Rear
Jas. Hare
Rigger's
Tlouse
Garden Church
Harrah
Brookfield
Oldham
Grange
Fielding Lewis
Somme
Shiloh
Adams
Purdy & Adams
Fairmount
M. Decker
King Solomon's Lodge A. F. & A. M
the Sons of Temperance
Prom Laclede Aug 12 Bulletin Notes Local Developments
The note describes a Albany company deal at 17 per mile and a pending payment dispute. It mentions 37 new brick buildings and a legislative plan to extend corporate limits. Gas works are operating successfully amid showers. corn damaged by drought. business is otherwise dull.
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Tey
Sweet St. Kate
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Stankel
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Myers
Laclede
John Stauber
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IREAS
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Dade Ned
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Bloek
Auiers
Tolenets
Linneus Weekly Bulletin
Prenton
Groudy
Miscouri
R. A. Debolt
Local Items from Meadville and Region Weather and Notes
From Meadville local items describe hot humid weather with occasional showers and lively horse events. Notices include Sunday School plans, medical updates on Dr. Rogers, local lodge officers and road and public works actions, plus various brief national and regional notices.
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EK. Harvey
Emma Baker
W. C. Gyle
L. Botts
David Correrrern
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