National Democratic Convention and Missouri relief measures
A long article discusses the National Democratic Convention and defends the party against Republican claims of proscriptive policy. It argues Democrats advance reform, justice, and moderation, while urging fraternal reconciliation across sections. It also notes Johnson County Missouri calls for township delegates to plan public relief due to crop failures grasshopper damage and need. The Attorney General clarifies township trustees receive daily compensation under the township law, distinct from county treasurer pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowt
Pharmocratie National Gloesvoeersss
Wisi al Repoiian
Canital
Pemocratic Party
Democratic Party
Great
Radical Party
Republican Party
Party
Reform
Debates on Missouri Constitutional Convention Progress
The article recounts remarks by W. I. praising the earnestness of the conference and predicting a constructive constitution. It notes committees work, the preamble and rights being approved, and outlines apportionment rules based on a 200: ratio and census every ten years, with emphasis on Missouri's historical practice since 184%.
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Mho
Bias
Fearne
Wien
Brody
Yaor
St. Lewis
C. Hare
St. Louis
United States
Missouri
W. I
Collections of Brookfield Scene Highlights and Comments
A readable fragment from Brookfield describes local displays and personalities. It notes clerks, a variety of stalls, and general praise for courteous staff and orderly layouts. It mentions Mrs J A Reeney and local figures, with remarks on the calm environment and good business climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
J. A. Reeney
Fragmented Local Letter Describes Street Riot Aftermath
A local missive recounts recent unrest with references to a street riot that unsettled residents. It notes frightened Swedes and a tense mood as the community adjusts to the disturbance and its fallout.
Grasshoppers and politics in Greenwood and St Louis
Local item reports grasshopper outbreaks easing with fewer crop losses than feared in western Missouri counties. It notes spring conditions, a Treasury bond call, and industrial shifts including plow and engine purchases. Vice President Wilson tours the South, praising northern reception of southern intentions and urging truth in Ku Klux reporting. St. Louis election results show a Democratic victory over an independent Democratic candidate.
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St. Louis
Riley
Rocky Mountains
Missouri
Wilson
South
Congress
Spring brings farming, community in New Boston
From New Boston Missouri March 8 1575 the note praises spring growth landscapes and new activity. Farmers plant corn and oats meadows look good with potential hay crop. Swedes are improving local areas with industry. A Sabbath School visit inspires readers and calls for a local meeting place for all ages.
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Borrom Buiseres
Plea Tre
Mirvsanto Reve
New Boston
Meadeville News Vignettes and Obscure Tales
A garbled Meadeville fragment recounts local items and obituaries. Names and events appear jumbled but reference a public notice, a death in the community, a memorial service, and church affiliations. The piece mentions Beattie and a Christian obituary tone with a reflection on faith and service.
Fragmentary Poem Fragment in Berneres Tribute
A distorted quotation appears to speak of Jennie Berneres and a bereavement. It references a silent farewell, a graveyard, and a melancholic tone with scattered lines about loss, memory, and mourning. The legible phrases suggest a tribute or elegy within a damaged text.
Transfers of Real Estate in Ling County The May Warrants
A garbled OCR record notes real estate transfers in Ling County from May to May with general warrants and multiple names. It references individuals such as Henry Beach, Bevis, Stephiet, and others in a long list tied to property movements, dates, and associated warrants.
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Orie
Reynolds
Amet Ae Sa
Halse Serorn
Dieter Ne
Iscramtoni
Potvlech
Nvnet
Meashiitle Cemetery
Wasthesdas
Hhawies
Ling County
Atlhess
Coutsin
Dernies
Willian
Bilge
Cink
Henry Beach
Mervine
Phioune
Arnold
Yong Tos
B. Slerting
Joli A. Gerdes
Franklin
i. Maili_ hapton
Jose Iha
Preston
Benjamin Welftkhil
Lambert
BOS
Pedpaeabees
Black
Stephens
Anode Luindielinis W. FP
Beorh
Piven Prather
Kash
Coe Ekhipak Ee
Seaith
U. S
Smith
Allene
H. Enaneel
Bramenbargern
Livington County
Seth Boit
Paniehteooen
Joseph Geoch
Praviel
Sbatevens
Fitydight
Dreity-twe
Othe Humber
Ciresit
Chesround
Sherif
Linu
Ring County
Missour
Tone
Aid County
Seggles
Margaret B. Ruggles
S. Procksen
A. Dickson
AS. Dickson
KO. Margrave
Cothon
Iity-Ceven
Bine
Shel Howe
Pisa
Irelon
Keven Bar
Bina County
Mie
Addickin
la Clete
Prairie Street
A. BE
Tid
Hh. Margrave
Linn
Credit Court
Cindy
Missouri
John W
Wesley A. Jacobs
Anderson Levett
Sai Andersen Bevel
Warthon
Tite
Etreuit
Mm Congis
Linneaus
Cheshou
Lianconten
Bisa Hay
Toderigeesd Sinai
Send
Sugasids
N. Beledy
Ista
Sabi Circuit
Phave
Moses Anetin
Tu-Wit
Lint
Said
PSPA
UC Melround
Jannenmy
T. Forman
Emily D. Forman
Ville
Linn County
Mullins
Prom Wheeling: Local News From May 15 1875
Wirkeing reports across Wheeling in a steady season with farming notes on corn, rainfall, and possible drought impact. Baptists organize a church with twenty nine members. Rev Mr Pinkerton preaches for the Presbyterians with planned elders election and further services. A Horse Thief Fighting Regiment forms at Person Creek for self protection. meeting set for next Sunday evening with Mr Woods Humphrey as president and Mr Phillips as secretary.
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Berner Boers
al Seuntey
Baptists
Piidtertons
Chillicothe
Porson Creek
Thorse Thief Fighing Recess Company
Idvtlink
Mir
Wo. Humphrey
Secretarey
Dynes Phillips
Mor. Went
Eee Ptare
Funeral Lament for a Lost Infant in May Blossoms
A mournful verse recalls the loss of a baby in a May remote home. The mother laments the missing child and prays for comfort as angels bless the departed, while the household endures grief and a hollowed life without the infant.
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Linntetis
Malizeaut Dipibera
Bier Haister
MF. Paewers
Hieaven
Linn County Markets May 19 1575 Grain and Produce Prices
Page lists prices and items at Linn County Markets including lard beeswax flour oats apples peaches wheat corn potatoes and beans. Numerous figures appear with entries for meats dairy and produce and cash paid for produce. The vendor names Soko Co and JH Dens are cited among the corrections and pricing.
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Mrapvine
Man
Mead Elle
Buteer
Eges
Hick
Grern
JH. Dens
Prodice
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L. Brr
AW Nees
Boatnor
J.B. Wilcox
Mwernine
Phe County Court
Johnson County
Warrensburg
Prom Jetffreon City
Brookfield
Teta
Mr. Dames
Dom Bucklin
Brent
Cotegienees
Ose
Grasshoppers
Secretary of the Treasury
Dubtioe
Heoe
Plymouth
Jon Falleta
Peter
Bechlin
Peter and
Beecher
Fen
Madam Rower
Greenwood
Overstolz
G17
Boston, Mo
Mer
Meadville
Mir Taint
Mav
STS
Yura
Sue Anir
Ate Peter
Gil
Baoan Ayer
Beatie
Witaf Mir
Secee
Mires
Temherd Saechety
Fth
Mike Deonie Black
A.D
Mo Black
Atabious Taeader
Order of Goold Tenphirs
Ber Mdohind
Zien
Hanxyts Berneres
Jennie
Seth i
Tae
Seay
Tada
Wirkeing
Orettary
Linn County Markets
Ps. Soko & Co
Kenit Court
Williamson Gier
J.D. Shutfert
J. J. Grier
Jane
Aid Circuit Court
Aid Williamsonler
Tewit
Neo
Forendon
Linneus
T Tod
S of Linn Co. Me
Dunnmeadville
Maine
Atlea
J. A. Dunn
Lim County
Mixouri
Sand County
Abliah
Robert Hue Sun
K. R.fay
Sell
Court House
Robert Ellison
E.R. Fay
E. Chesround
Lion County
Circuit Court of
Ling
Vincent Brace
Clivetha Brace
Leavy
Alice Leave
Isabella Leavy
Beatrice
Minnie Leavy
Cira
H. Leavy
Alice Leavy
Elta Leavy
Isabetla Leavy
Beatrice Leavy
Sourlwest
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Hiefereevaen
Linnens
Sas A
Bro
Eorge Brown
Hu George Brown
J. G. Morrison
Pacific House
Luimme
Wilkerson
IAM
Laclede
Moore
Eisus Thompson
Gotj
Jas Didbotts
Wwe
B. Bacon
Icus
Ove
Beress
Parovras
Ann Russell
Limawcus
Nesei Fr
W Oman
Felix M. Robinson
J. B. Robinson
Seth Guardian
Bi i. Robinson
Woolen Factory
Myles
Worl &Iease
Woel
Albert Savage
Sap’t
Linnews, Mo
M. Chrisman & Sons
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