Democratic Ticket Ballot Names and Places
The ticket lists William J. Bryan and Adlai E. Stevenson for president and vice president with state and local candidates including Sam B. Cook Mesica, Albert O. Allen New Madrid, E. P. Williams Fayette, Jos Herrington Sedalia, James Ab. Gantt, Richard L. Goole Springfield, Willard D. Vandiver Congress, James C. Limabaugil County Judge, Charles G. Revelan Prosecuting Attorney, William A. Snoffler Collector, James W. Dion Sherif, Jefferson J. Cilostner County Treasurer, Franklin B. Clippard County Assessor, Joseph W. Reilly Steveyor, John M. Ror Vabhe Administrator, Randolph L. Mayteeld Coroner.
Fragmentary political notes and editorials mix in chaotic flow
A jumbled review of political topics and figures from the era cites Tax Courier in Bloomfield and Chicago Record opinions on Roosevelt and Mark Hanna. It notes Dunklin Democrat editor Camirmans’s election as Missouri Press first VP, Bryan’s rising tide, and a Sedalia speech by Sooxery with strong democratic gospel claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. P. Camirmans
Dunklin Democrat
Missouri Press Association
St. Louis
Bryan
McKinley
Hanna
Reap Ma. Sooxery
Sedalia
Thane
Democratic Clubs Urged to Unite for Republic Defense
Bryan and Stevenson urge nationwide Democratic organization to combat corruption and defend government. Citizens should join or form Democratic clubs in every city and precinct, communicating with the National Association of Democratic Clubs at 1370 Broadway New York. The piece also critiques Republican spellbinders and cites McKinley campaign challenges following McKinley’s Indiana speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
United States
Kansas City
Friends of Government
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Broadway
New York City
United
Republic
National Association of Democratic Chibs
W.J. Bryan
Great Clearing Sale at Leader Marble Hill Missouri
A bustling clearing sale lists children's slippers and misses footwear with closeout prices. Stock includes ladies oxfords and old ladies’ wide toe shoes, offered at discounted cents and dollars per pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheta
Lafiies
Clothing Sale Listing Details and Prices
A fragmented ad lists prices and items including Mens fine suits and wool fabrics. The readable portions show discounted pricing like three dollar range entries and references to dark goods and wool materials, indicating a department store clothing sale.
Groceries and pricing in a vintage ad listing
An OCR fragment shows grocery pricing including baking powder at 1c, salmon in tall cans, brown sugar at $1.00, quart fruit cans, Mason jars, and rice priced at $1.00 per set. The text is garbled but reflects a period ad with limited quantities and circulating prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens
Our Correspondents Lodor Missouri News Sketch
Our correspondents report rains that brought some health gains. Miss Radice Kitchens recovers from fever, Mrs M S Minter and son visited Flat River. School reopened with 33 pupils taught by Miss Pearl Zimmerman. Robert Eilinghouser of St Louis visits relatives. Farmers prepare soil for wheat. Mrs Elin Revelle of Glen Allen visits D W Wilkingson family. Mrs Levi Greer of Marquand visits. John Dennis of Cripple Creek Colorado visits M B Minter’s family. Miss Broma and Robert Bilinghouse hosted Misa Mertic and Ray Davault Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radice Kitchens
Minter and Son
Flat River
Levi Greer
Marquand
John Dennis
Cripple Creek
Colorado
M. B. Minter
Miss Broma
Robert Bilinghouse
Misa Mertic
Ray Davault
Nawsirz N
Rain brings relief as harvest nears end in Cape Girardeau region
The community reports another beneficial rain and confirms threshing largely complete for the season. Families including Fulbright, Seabaugh, Wills, and Drom traveled and visited nearby towns such as Jackson and Marble Hill. Typhoid cases appear locally while J W Fulbright rests near Gordonville. Neighbors mourn Honey Thiele who died after a long illness in Marble Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Fulbright
Mia
Caroline Seabaugh
Cape Girardean
L. M. Wills
Libertyville
T. B.drom
Jebo A. Seakeugh
Jackson
J. W. Fulbright
Gordonville
Neff
Wit
Mao
Honey Thiele
Marble Maid
Canta
Gloom
Marble Hill
Sway
Remains laid to rest. community notes and drought report
Remains brought here and laid to rest in our small cemetery. Henry, a well liked young man of good character, leaves parents and five siblings. Local obituaries mix with routine village notes about visits, births, picnics, and farming, including a baby born to Mrs. Odus Corbin and ongoing concerns from the drought. The piece closes with musings on local talent in singing led by Max Appian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Huchanar
Dan Corbin
Jim Gilmore
Kirby Ashcraft
Glen Allen
Frank Corbin
John Wiggins
Odes Corbin
Max Appian
Local Town Hears Rumor Of New Business and Festival
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a community in St Louis area considering a new business house this Mall or a wedding event. Mentions health visitors, weather changes, weary travelers with money, and a proposed rousing picnic or gathering in Sjntonville with emphasis on communal activity and potential openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Allpou
Sjntonville
Pleasant countryside notes and local happenings around Burfordville
A village missive recalls a social hay ride to Burfordville, predicts county prosperity as timber is harvested and factories rise, and notes new milling machinery from Cincinnati. It mentions thieves caught by Peter Hidracher, a jail stay, and a plan to require thieves to leave old clothes for use after theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burfordville
Evie
Stanton’s
Peter Hidracher
Omengepcica
Eldracher
Dain Ie
Cincinnati
Nouth Misnouri
County Court Proceedings Outline Financial Orders
Clerk ordered to apportion school money and extend funds for railroad and biograph projects. Fragmentary notes reference Jaquent teon iions of Loam st and Loggeewt over buwly, with unclear names and locations.
Court notices and allowances in county fund records
Disjointed list shows numerous individuals approved for small sums for relief, support, or services at poor farm and courthouse. Includes Walter Yount, Henry Smith, Danial Rhodes, Jane Speer, Dov Dixon, and others with amounts from 0.45 to 2245, plus mentions of bridge fund transfers and institute notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MBH
Williams
W. B. Yount
Danial Rhodes
Henry Rhodes
Jane Speer
Dov Dixon
R. James
Zolma Bridge
FE. C. Watkins
Hon Q
Felix Hawn
J. A. Manters
Bophin
Bohool
Dine
Winder
oManiel
Ovene
Public sale notice of Hollinger county real estate
By authority of a special execution issued by Hollinger Circuit Court clerk the state of Missouri and William B Yount collector seek forty dollars from Tl F Mitchell. Sheriff August Nenninger will sell on September 14 at Marble Hill courthouse the described real estate seventy acres in two parcels to satisfy the judgment and costs. WK Chandler, plaintiff’s attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Cape Girerdeau County
Missouri
Tome
C. C. Limbaugh
Bollinger County
J. M. Limbaugh
Bollinger
Marble Hill
Costa
A.D
Nenninger
Hollinger County
Hatch
Robert Coump
W. M. Welch
E. TH. Welch
Bell
Welch
S. M. McAnally
Bollinger Coduty
Missoni
Hollinger
Mange G
August Nenninger
Marble Ifill
State of Missouri
Sherif
WK. Chandler
Fragmented detective style item with odd advertisements
In a jittery, fragmentary voice a watch fails to run and a patient is diagnosed as indigestion. The page mingles stray names, a racent engagement clipping, and crude health ad pitches for Blood Balm and other remedies, all ending with a cluttered, uncertain note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, C
Hassumoen
Jackson, Ma
Polson
Also Mentioned on This Page
William J. Bryan
Adlal E. Stevenson
A.M. Dockery
Gallatin
Wor
John A. Lee
Sam B. Cook
Mesica
Albert O. Allen
New Madrid
E. P. Williams
Fayette
Jos Herrington
Supreme Court
James Ab. Gantt
Congress
Willard DT. Vandiver
J. Marion Welker
W. L. Dellinger
James C. Limbaugil
Charles G. Revelan
of the Revenue
William A. Snoffler
James W. Dinon
Jefferson J.cilostner
Franklin B. Clippard
Josevil W. Reilly
Randolph LL Mayteeld
Mr. Bayan
Tax Courier
Courier Publishing Company
Bloomfield
Chicago
Mark Hanna
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Prewton TH. McKinney
Steck
Freeport
Kansas
Leon
Mcfinley
Impearliom
Bryan and
Stevenson
The
Democrats of the
Apiar B. Stephenson, James K. Jones
Indianapolis
Independent
Mno
Bryan Cavee
Stephenson
Hay
Fairbamlke
Indiana
Frye
Maine
Weloet
Thuear
Davin
Minneapolia
Spooner
Wisconsin
Henry Onabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Henry Clay
Nevonel Dawevras
Emai
Marble Hill, Mo
Balance Ofmock of
Scotts
Avalon Dimity
Valencia Jaconat
Alsace
Batiste
Fordry
Earloy
Schoes
Oo Og Centa
Rees
Ac Ode
Beya
Ee Nla
Oofp
Weg
Te Oy
Nets
B. Rosenblum
the Leader
LODOR
Shdgerwicksulle
Lutesville
Lippater
Ron Howe
Penn
Rome
Falkond Gari Nur
Banka
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Jontrose
Montrose
BO Tour Special
Grontent Largan Ain Bleyele
Bronte Mor Bay
Qrul
Mike Money
Melett
Earl Bloyde
Neral Juittery Pyle
Leeds
Manta Oursolwem
Thomas Jackson
Lewis Thacker
Keeley Are
Keeley Institute
Locust St
Tyna Peet St
Lowis
J. E. Blaine
Cora
Iain
Majors Cement
Rugeeriata
Major Cement O8
Jacob A. Taylor
County
Charle
C.J. Cook
Houde Printing Company
Coke Inaun
le Hi
Janes
Zimmerman
Malary Sail Milage Na Hee
Hupton
Sammie Fat Lovet Aber
Diva A. Taylor
Ellen
Augeust
Ines
Sayre
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