World’s Fair death notices and state crops report
Fragmented obituary notes from Mississippi and Maryland mention deaths of editors and political figures in late July. The piece references crop prospects across states, noting losses in cotton, tobacco, peaches, melons, and grapes, plus cattle shipments and weather impact. It also discusses physician oversupply and speculation on political and cabinet pursuits affecting national prosperity.
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Atate
Atoll
Fragmented Quote Echoes Faith and Leadership in Past Times
A fragment from the Plomont Banner recalls President Md Kinley and co workers drifting from reliance on God to human schemes. Editor Crow, reared by a Methodist preacher, upholds doctrine of fidelity and reverent worship as the nation faces prosperity and peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MdKinley
Crow
Prascher
Dowhtlens
Dreath
Plomont
Missouri State Fair to Feature Premier Horse Show at Sedalia
The Missouri State Fair at Sedalia on September 18 will showcase high quality horse exhibitions with premium incentives. Top prizes include a 100 dollar champion saddle horse prize and a 60 dollar second prize, plus a grand show of roadsters and carriage horses, highlighting Missouri's strong horse-breeding industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Sedalia
Practical religion and a country editor’s blunt lesson
The text argues religion should serve present needs, elevating life through action rather than mere belief. It also recounts a country editor’s response to a reader asking how to break an ox, suggesting drastic methods and ending with a jab about starting a country newspaper to win subscriptions.
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Tosk
Local notes on residents and visits last week
Dr in town Richard Cooper of Fredericktown Vinited O near Manafield and others at this place last week. P K Fuller near Dongola with Clyde Morris stayed overnight at A W Asheralve’s lant Saturday night. Kirk of Glen Allen returned to Insatore after visiting. He tended his convalescent wife. Dr Montgomery of Lowndes was called Sunday on professional business. Wa Moore of the factory rode with his wife last Sunday. George Bell Heat Ward and others plan a trip to Washington state. Summer weather continues with sowing and turnips. laborers seek work locally. Max Apne
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Fredericktown
Gov. Dockery
Bertig
Steve Virgilio
Missouri
Spooney
Andrew Payne
St. Francia
Richard Cooper
Manafield
Dongola
Clyde Morris
A. W
Boys of virtue as future tradesmen urged by presses
A Kansas column argues against hiring a “fresh” or slovenly or streetwise boy for training in the printing trade. It defends parents and editors who support disciplined, high standard youths and counters a cynical bachelor editor’s derision of rising boys destined to be “grand true men” of the future.
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Manuce
Board of Trustees
M. 8
M.S. A
J. Henpensnot
W. A. Davavit
T. A. CaLowell
Kansas Weekly
Banana
Probate Executors and Guardians Listed for Settlement
A long list of Executors Administrators and Guardians required to exhibit their accounts for settlement on the day named at the August term 1901 of the Wollinger County Missouri probate court at the Marble Hill courthouse starting Monday August 12 1901. The notice names many individuals and duties urging appearance and settlement per law with the judge Davin C Cuurnen presiding. The page also includes literary notices praising Irving Bacheller A T Quiller Couch Richard Le Gallienne and others with brief comments on novels and stories.
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Guardinog
Carmiera
Marble Hill
Wollinger County
Missouri
Whawkadavy Trine
Dat
Hartley A. BE
Gial
Addie Marthe
Guard’n Leahey
Mary Bletal
Lesley =“ Tivesay
Newel
M.loetal
Ls Page
Guanine Nelson
Wm. M. W. Tf
Bees
Wher E
Nelwel
M. L. J. M. Teeters
Feimay
Purr Davy
Proctor
Rebweoe
John M. Roe
Adm's
Sarivapay
Sper Day
Taylor
Dolla Me J
Ve Slinkard
Guard'n Yount
Willie
E. B. Meek
Cautes
Davin C Cuurnen
Augustia
Irving Bacheller
Hering
A. T. Quiller- Couch
Richard le Gallienne
Squire Robin
Jehane
Grant Allen
Francia Willing Waston
Newport
Phoebe Lyte
Egerton Castle
Promising Now Journal Debuts in Columbus Good Times
The Elyria Republican notes the new 16 page monthly Good Times, issued this month with no advertising in the first issue. It highlights enterprise by the management, slow cultivation of circulation, and promises journalistic success and a prominent position among low priced monthlies.
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Promising Now
Columbus
Tia
Columpn
Elyria Republican
Old Gorgon Graham's Business Philosophy
From the letters of a self made merchant to his son, now appearing in Tas Saturday Evening Post of Philadelphia. The piece rails against spendthrift behavior and naive entrepreneurs, urging self reliance and prudent money handling in business dealings. It contrasts clever, disciplined traders with those who squander dollars and mismanage assets, warning that true value comes from disciplined spending and independent thinking.
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Russell Gage
Tas
Philadelphia
Solid Cuevas Silver Tableware Time for Dining
A new metal called Solid Cuevas Silver Tableware is touted as a durable alternative to sterling silver for spoons forks and knives. It mimics sterling’s look without plating wear and claims to be harder and longer lasting while costing about a sixth as much.
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Cuevas
Free offer on Bond Caovee Bile Teaspoons in stores
A fragmented advertisement promises a free set of Bond Caovee Bile Teaspoons with no charge for twenty five years, urging women to request the offer before withdrawal. It cites Quaker Valley Mig. Co. and a Chicago address Morgan and Harrison Streets.
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Quaker Valley Mig. Co
Morgan and
Harrison Sto
Chicago
Order of Publication in Bollinger County Missouri
Publication orders a divorce proceeding against Anna Towman filed by Jeveck M. Bowens in Hollinger County Missouri. The defendant must appear at Marble Hill court on the second Monday of September to answer. failure to respond may result in a default judgment. The notice appears in Mamie Hitt White weekly. Clerk Sam J. McMinn signs. July 16, A D 1907.
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Hollinger County
Minsouri
Sepembar
Mon
Jeveck M. Bowens
James
Anc
Demndani
Anna Towman
Thin Sane
Batlinger Coonts
Gowrs
Marble
Bollinger
Mamie Hitt Wnite
Sam J. McMinn
Marble VM
A. D. Igor
Bollinger County
Cuan O
Honus
The Sunday Republic Offers World Wide News Service
The Sunday edition of The St. Louis Republic showcases a world class news service with comprehensive departments. It features a tinted magazine section, high quality literary matter, natural color fashions, a genuine laugh making colored comic section, humorous stories by nationally renowned authors, and a free popular song called Sheet Man each Sunday. Annual mail price is $2.00 and copies are sold by news dealers.
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St. Louis Republic
Republica
Republic
Much Reading for Little Money The New Work Work
A promotional puff for The Monthly World a 32 page magazine with a colored cover. It touts low printing costs quality half tone illustrations and broad content including romance adventure and stories of science and curious things. It notes a monthly feature portrait and credits leading literary contributors. Subscriptions via The New York World for fifteen cents in stamps.
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Menspaper
World
Ladies’ Home Journal
Idlay
New York World
Puller Haililing
New York
Liberal clubbing offer for Kansas City farm papers
A newspaper advertises a limited time offer to club with The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and The Special Farmers Institute Editions plus the home paper for 40.80 a year. It highlights these titles as premier farming publications and urges readers to act soon with office sample inspections available.
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Kansas City
Farmers’ Institute
Poultry Farmer
West
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Guard’n Bidewell
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Srcone May
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