Lang Announces Candidacy for Senator in Twenty-First District
Thomas F. Lang of Ripley County seeks the Democratic nomination for Senator from the Twenty-first District comprising Bollinger Butler Cape Girardeau Carter Dunklin and Wayne. Bollinger County Democratic Central Committee meets at the Marble Hill courthouse on Saturday April 11 2008 for important business. P M Weins Chairman See oy Sased McMunn.
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Thomas F. Lang
Ripley County
Twenty-first
Boullinger
Butler
Cape Girardeau
Carter, Dunklin
Wayne
Bollinger County
Democratic Central Committee
Marble Hil
P.M. Weins
Sased
McMunn
See
Kansas City Municipal Returns Show Democratic Victory
Early returns from Kansas City’s municipal election indicate a Democratic victory with the party holding the mayoral seat and key council races. Final results were not yet certified, but the trend favored the Democrats across several competitive council districts.
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Kansas Cit Municipal Section
Temperance gains in Thineis locals and tariff talk
Meracer notes Tuesday's local option election in Thineis as encouraging for temperance allies. Vice President Fairbanks is seen as promoting tariff revision. Globe-Democrat and Collier's Weekly clash over Senator Stone, praising the Missouri senator while condemning muckraking journalism.
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Meracer
Thea
Thineis
Friends of Temperance
Fairbanks
Tarif
Tastrom
Globe-Democrat
Collier's Weekly
Senator Stone
Globe Democrat
Missouri
Senate Ship Subsidy Battle Reignites Partisan Debate
The Commoner recalls a 1907 Senate filibuster by Senator Carmack that defeated a ship subsidy bill despite House passage with Republican votes. Now the Republican Senate passes a new subsidy bill sending it to the House as critics accuse financiers and subsidy supporters of pressuring for favored measures while urging tariff reforms and other reforms after the presidential election.
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Senate
House
Carmack
Tennessee
Republican
Republican Party
Friends of the Tail
Missouri populists name state ticket for governor to judge
At St Louis last week Missouri populists named Dowald Wicks as governor candidate and N G Eaton lieutenant governor J M Burrus secretary of state F L W Letsch treasurer HW J Artz and Lt Alexander for attorney general and judge Ritchey for St Louis Court of Appeals Henry N Ess for Kansas City Court of Appeals The piece notes low voter support under a 2 percent primary requirement and criticizes the party’s chances this year It also cites the platform backing old greenback ideals initiative and referendum convict labor on roads and abolition of railroad and warehouse commissions with state publication of school texts.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Dowald Wicks
Macon County
N. G. Eaton
J. M. Burrus
Kansas City
FL W. Letsch
Webster County
HW. J. Artz
LT. Alexander
St. Francois County
James Riley
Monroe County
Greenback
Tariff reform and GOP obstruction in Washington telegram
Tar Press argues GOP insincerity in tariff revision and other measures. A telegraphed message dated April 2 cites John Sharp Williams persuading Republicans to block several Roosevelt recommendations, with Democrats forcing the full party vote on each proposition.
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Tar
Washington
House
John Sharp Williams
Roosevelt
Congress
Republicans Move to Dispatch Bills on Pulp and Labor
The scene in Congress centers on committee referrals for bills removing the wood pulp print paper requirement and tightening injunction rules on ex parte hearings. Republicans pressure for concrete labor and press reform, arguing leaders will break promises after adjournment. Payne seeks routine committee distribution while Williams counters with amendments.
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House
Sereno E. Payne
New York
Williams
Payne
Green Forage For Hogs From Missouri Experiment Bulletin
Missouri experiment station bulletin by Dean Th Waters reports feeding trials with 36 pigs about 50 pounds to evaluate forage crops with corn. Green Clover outperforms bluegrass and other forages in cost gains, with savings of 75 cents and 1 dollar per hundred weight. The study favors clover pastures for profitable hog feeding and advises readers to request the bulletin from Columbia Experiment Station.
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Missouri Experiment Station
Dean Th
Waters
Basa
Columbia
Corn Variety Tests Show Improved Seeds Outperforming
The agricultural experiment station reports three years of corn variety tests with twelve promising varieties. Improved types yielded up to 15 to 20 bushels per acre more than unimproved, with Boone County White often superior on river bottom land. Reid's Yellow Dent and Leaming perform best upland North Missouri, while St. Charles White and St. Charles Yellow suit bottom land in South Missouri. Iowa Silver Mine is rare in Missouri conditions.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
Boone County
Missouri
Johnson County
Reid
South Missouri
St. Charles
Iowa
Display of New Stele Goods Opening Display
To Days announces a two display opening showcasing current stock and practical items. The notice outlines a plan to reveal what is in stock for customers, highlighting convenience and availability during the展示 period.
Seed corn seeders and regional supply guidance noted
In a drought affected season farmers are urged to favor Missouri grown seed corn over shipments from other states. The recommendations come from the state experiment station and seed suppliers within Missouri, stressing vigor and reliability of local varieties for cancer season conditions.
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Missouri
Acs
Permend
Seed Corp
Fragmented Southeast News Brief from Cape Girardeau Area
Southeast News summarizes local political turbulence and community events. Reports mention Cape Girardeau petition drives and bank incidents, Cape Republicans, church dedication in Poplar Blah, and political appointments in Missouri counties. St. Joseph elected A. P. Clayton mayor amid Democratic council gains.
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St. Joseph
Democrats
A. P. Clayton
Whats The Use in Mood and Medicine Bills
A fragmented reminiscence on finding cheer in sun and song interwoven with a sharp long complaint about a medical bill. The narrator Owen Moone of Dunklin County laments the $72 charge for visits and medicines, recounts practical indignities, and notes the toll of sickness and healthcare fees on a straitened life.
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O Yin
Sistewhat Dam
Cutem
Dorsat Rot
Witch Tam
Dr. Cutem
Cuten
Bem
Owen Moone
Dunklin Democrat
Fragmented Victorian School Note and Courtroom Exchange
An observer remarks on pupil access to newspapers and reading skills while a courtroom scene unfolds. The burglar's wife testifies under cross examination and is asked why she married him. She quips that age pushed her toward a lawyer over a burglar, ending the exchange.
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SV Os
The Road To Success Advice From an Old Era
A fragment urges readers that no new road to success exists and that those seeking it must travel the same old path. It stresses building physical strength for work and enduring effort.
Lofty purpose shapes strength beyond beasts
The text argues that physical and mental power lack meaning without a noble aim. A life aligned to a great cause makes strength worthy, earning both public praise and inner happiness. It quotes The Commoner and mentions Castro and political notes about governance and a resignation from Attorney General Tinley.
Trustee Sale Notice for Richard Phelan Property in Bollinger
Trustee sale by Sheriff Kirk Patunk of Bollinger County Missouri follows a deed of trust by Richard Phelan and Maud Phelan to secure unpaid promissory notes. Sale scheduled Monday May 21 at Marble Hill courthouse north door between morning and 5 pm to the highest cash bidder. Property describes west half of lots 2 and 3 and northwest quarter of section 5, township 30 east, range 10 east, with boundary about the line between lots 2 and 3.
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
Lindsay Murdoch
Lindsay Muaribich
Boonie
M. H. Williams
Mayfield- Smith Academy
Moses Whitbark
Mary J. Mayer
Ortober
PSO
Bookers
O. KR
Siekratniek
Shi
Richard Phelan
Maud Phelan
Bollinger County
Missouri
Kirkpatunk
Marble Mail
Allinger
Wool Market Seeks Wool To Fetch Top Prices
Wool dealers announce arming payments at peak market rates for the season. Merchants urge farmers to bring in wool to secure premium prices and quick cash returns this season.
The Jackson Team Routs Testa in SE Missouri Baseball
Our correspondents report health good on theoohld College hill and note teachers meeting at Christ church. The Jackson Military Academy baseball team defeated Testa 12 to 1 last Saturday, proving one of the strongest in southeast Missouri with a bright future ahead.
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Theoohld College Hill
Siberell
Christ In Church Tiere
Anckson
Emboys
Misouri
Che Wenn
Reverend Barrett Begins New Church Year Services
Rev Barrett conducts first regular appointment of the conference year and will preach the first and third Sundays monthly. Saturday the lth features a sale of the old church and surplus building material. Local notices mention visitors and residents around Alliance Ridge and Fredericktown with family visits and farm activity on Sam Bess’s property.
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Barrett
Hensey
Peter Conrad
Alliance
Griffith
Jake Rhodes
Ridge Settlement
John Stady
Chris’ Stady
Stady
Althoough
W. Bess
W. A. Welker
Fredericktown
Elbert
Henry Meldrum
Sam Bess
Dessyillan
Local social notes and farming updates from NENOVHON
Miss Kia Shanks visited Miss Nellie Iiuskey in town recently. Mrs. Matilda Caldwell of near Marble Hill spent a few days with relatives nearby last week. Farmers are busy fencing farms with wire. Frosts killed peaches and plains. C M Lesley reports good business. Mrs. Thomas Huskey and daughter and Mrs. Albert Barrett of Lutesville visited Cane Girardeau relatives. Miss Alpha Lessley is on the sick list. Mr Upchurch keeps boys busy making hoop poles for him. Miss Nellie Huskey, noted teacher, visited relatives at Lutesville and attended the Marble Hill teachers exam.
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Kia Shanks
Charleston
Nellie Iiuskey
Matilda Caldwell
Marble Hill
C.M. Lesley
Thomas Husikey
Albert Barrett
Lutesville
Crraxsy's Return as Local Reporter Comments on Spring and Farm Tide
Crraxsy returns as a local reporter noting decent health in the community. He mentions farmers ready to plant corn as weather allows and reports Fulton Cooper and Bert Martin visiting Cape Girardeau. He also notes telephone service improving and hope for instruments in every home.
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Fulton Cooper
Bert Martin
Near Here
Cape Girardeau
Local Notes From Tustin Area Johns Creek
The text reports health updates for Willeat and Nate, mentions Mrs. W. J. Poston being sick, and Arthur Tut traveling to Cape Girardeau for work. Reve Heantwell preached Sunday, Sunday school progress noted, Will Felbngeht attended church at Hickory Grove, mowing paused for a few days, and Fine Berry returned from railroad work as haying begins.
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Willeat
Nate
W. J. Poston
Arthur Tut
Cape Girare
Reve Heantwell
Hap Senunday
Will Felbngeht
Saul
Hickory Grove
Mine Pti
Fine Berry
Corton Belt Railroad
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