The Two Parties and The Duties of the Hour
The article argues corruption in Congress and calls for reform via a Farmers Movement. It contrasts tariff and currency issues, west representation, and monopolies with party loyalty, urging voters to reject old party ties and support independent action led by western interests. It notes the death of Senator Charles Sumner and summarizes his career and stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
WES Trust
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Farmers’ Movement
Charles Sanmner
United States
Massachusetts
IS 1
Daniel Webster
Webster
Fillmore
Senate
Democrats
Free Soilers
Sumner
Grant
San Domingo
Mr. Greeley
Greeley
Committee of Foreign Relations
National Senate
Legislative Update From Jefferson City in March 1874
From Jefferson City March 46 1874 Sam reports a divided Capitol with the House passing a school bill and revenue measure while the Senate weighs a leasing bill for the penitentiary. He notes a mounting opposition to contractor reimbursements and predicts possible adjournment difficulties for the 27th General Assembly. He cites the Hannibal and St Joseph extension bill nearing Senate action as a pivotal item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Hetee Lam
Agariet
Sam
27Th General Assembly
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Senator Anney Bills Tough Dram-Shop Penalties
Senator Anney introduces a Senate bill amending penalties for dram-shop violations. It imposes fines from forty to two hundred dollars and requires sheriff seizure and sale of illicit liquor with proceeds credited to the county common school fund. The measure also covers druggists selling spirituous liquors in violation of law. It is believed the bill faces opposition.
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Anney
Senate
Jefferson Township Farmers Nominate Ticket for Spring Election
Farmers of Jefferson Township nominate their ticket for the spring election and submit candidates to the voters of the township. The notice lists the ticket and calls for support from local residents.
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Jefferson Township
Farmers and Taxpayers Urge Jefferson Township Vote
The Executive Committee of Jefferson township urges voters to support the farmers and reformers ticket in the April election. They argue against political entanglements and emphasize local interests, freedom of ballot action, and unity among tax-payers and laborers for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Farmers and Tax-Payers Organization
Jefferson Township
United Action
Reform
Controversial speech and St Patrick events stir Brookfield
The Hulietin reports on a controversial Granary speech scene, noting relics of political fervor and a St Patrick’s Day procession. It mentions the Common Pleas adjourned term and calls for honest, capable leaders, with remarks by reporter Jarvis on press integrity and public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grangiers
Saint-Bip
Common Pleas Court
Dolson
E. Jarvis
Parson Creek Township Voters Face County Judge Choice
Citizens of Parson Creek Township hear debate over electing a county judge. Authorities urge selecting a man of proven integrity with ties to county affairs, capable of enforcing fair taxes and trustworthy leadership in Harvey, Parson Creek.
Parson Cree township election and local notes
Meadville report notes a township board meeting on April 1 1874 and an upcoming April 7 election for township officers. It praises current officials for prompt service, mentions a patent plow tempering device from Mr J Murrain, and corrects circulating gossip about Messrs McGinnis Walcott trading horses, adding they are buying hogs at high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parson Cree Township
Abe Marks
J. Murrain
Murrain
McCdnnis & Walcot
Messrs. McGinnis & Botts
From New Boston Local Notes on Farmers and Town Business
From New Boston. Eptror Bunceri reports farmers scarce of feed and grazing hard at night. Corn price around 40 cents per bushel and likely to rise. Winter wheat prospects good. Mentions Turkey Company hiring a man to herd them next summer. Local merchant A Barron fair amid hard times. Mr. Roberts plans to move north in Minnesota. Edward Cox sold his farm north of Bucktin to move to Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptror Bunceri
Turkey Company
A. Barron
Roberts
Minnesota
Edward Cox
Bucktin
Tennessee
Marcu
Local letter reports accidents near Bucklin and Baechlin
The writer details two incidents south of Bucklin involving Sam Spooner and his wife. Spooner’s wagon tipped and he drank, causing the horse to run off and his wife to be thrown, breaking her leg. A shooting affray between German families, the Kline and Sheergte pair, is described as ongoing conflict.
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Ned
Baechlin
Sam Spooner
Meernig
Hetil
Spooner
Mrs
Hawk
Buzzard
Kline
Sheergte
Cain
Sheerghyot
Bijyaedli
Wiliam Brower
Linn
Loretta Brower
Executrix
Guardis
William Painter
Caroline Painter
Snidd Ward
Linn Éeriity
P. B. Molloy
Died in Linneas at age 3 months and 10 days
The obituary notes the death of Means Burk, son of A D and Many Lark on, age 3 years 2amonths and 10 days, a brief tribute to his sweet nature. It mentions his sister Berta and parents Benton and Delia Burk of Baet in and reflects on the family’s sorrow and hope in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linneas
Means
A.D
Little Bros, Dowrter
Benton
Delia Burk
Baehtin
Berta
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Phil
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Jarvis
Capriret
Jamal
Garaiel Mater
America
Parson Creek Township
Keren
Coss
Prenklin
Conwy
Boo Harvey
Parson Creek
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New Boston
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Brenna, Mo
Borrer Perper
A. J. Worter
Ity
Ponse A
Lintwes
Stan
Tilers
A. Banning
Huston & Banning, Attorneys At Law
Brookfield, Mo
Snow
Mik
Linn County
B. van Valkenburg
Psv4
Remi Balner
Pheresia
Bhoek No. Elout S
Brookfield
S. Brookfel
Pete
Apri
Selb
Otlee
Broodiedd
Joseph Brown
Town of
Mtoe
Oypeoe
Dan Shattug
Lowater
de Jetter
D. Harvey
Adin
Peterost
H. Patterson
Iee
George Long
George W. Long
Yotvice
James Boyne
Probate Court of
Jesse Spurgin
Adm
William Comer
Isct. AU
Nancy Comer
Probate Court of Linn Co
Ferm
Guardian
Strate
P. B
Mrapvinie
Thomas D. Price
John A. Brow
Wheeling
Barrist
F. M. Wadley
Rozell
Dildine
Prisnyrertax
Reed
Cretstiax
Gaunt
Theeling
A. F
A. M
Babb & Son
S. W. Haynes
W. M
Acme Lodge
Mecca
Seelge
S.C. Gage
BE. A. Packer
Seruny
W.S. Evans
J. Coffindaffer
Ww. T. Meegee
Southside Railroad
Wheeling, Missouri
Babb &Son
Messouri
Ealers
Queens
A. H. McLain & Co
IL. & St. Joe
Gregg & Jackson
Ss. Evans
Oxperponk & West, Foremen Wood and Paint Department
Shour & Way
Wheeling Agricultural Works
Ian
Public Square
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