Campaign Contribution Publicity Critique in Observer Editorial
The St Joseph Observer criticizes the Republican National Committee for promising post election publicity of all contributions, arguing it deceives the public about sources from trusts and combines. It asserts donors from steel, tin plate, sugar, and lumber monopolies fund Taft and Sherman campaigns, urging immediate disclosure before ballots to let voters judge motives and legality.
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National
Sheldon
Ghen
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
National Committee
National Republican
Democratic Party
Steel Trust
Tin Plate Trust
Sugar Trust
Lumber Trust
Taft
Sherman
Congress
Ormler
St. Joseph
Drainage works reclaim 255000 acres in Missouri region
In eleven southeast Missouri counties swamp lands are drained by thirty one ditches or canals totaling about ten miles. They have reclaimed 255000 acres. Four vagrants near the union depot were seen breaking into a water car at Cape Girardeau, per the Cape Girardeau Progress.
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Missouri
Delta Cor
Cape Girardeau
Delta
Craig’s Gap
Frisco
Delta Car
Vegemen
Tron Mountain
Missouri Public School Pride Boosts State University
The article extols Missouri’s public school system and the rapid growth of the University of Missouri. It notes enrollment surpassing 2560, with projections near 3010, and highlights facilities valued at over 32 million dollars, plus nearly 200 faculty. It frames higher education as accessible to all Missourians and details colleges of Arts and Science, Law, Medicine, Engineering, and Journalism.
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The
State University
Missouri
Union
University of Missouri
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
College of Agriculture
America
College of Arts and Science
Ween Meeting Leads to Hair Flight in Wisthei Property
A quarrel erupted yesterday at Wisthei property after a group meeting. The dispute escalated with a physical altercation and hair pulling among attendees. Police were summoned, and no serious injuries were reported.
Does College Pay A College Education Pays In Missouri
A fragment discusses benefits of college education citing US Department of Education statistics. It asserts distinct outcomes for high school versus college graduates and claims college graduates reach national reputation and greater success. It references Missouri public schools as the answer to where young men should attend college.
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Doctoraf Philosophy
United States Department of Education
Missouri
Clark's Hardware invites to view new house furnishings
In Stock a line of furniture, queensware, and other house furnishings is offered with high quality and attractive finishes. See bedroom suits, dressers, dining tables, rockers, oak kitchen cabinets, safes, iron beds, queensware, and glassware at low prices. The store promises friendly service and a chance to inspect items even if not purchasing now.
Sale of property set for Saturday at 1:50 pm
Auction to be held Saturday September 12 1908 at 1:50 pm for highest bidder. Details readable in local notice. Items include property listed by the local authority. Auction location and exact terms not fully legible. Cast of bidders not identified.
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