A Philosopher Republican in Thayer and the 14th District
A fragmented political discourse recounts George M. Miley of Thayer and the Fourteenth District in election banter. It mentions candidates like Dade W. Evins and James Wayne, with partisan jibes and social commentary on the Democratic and Republican parties, framed in a satirical newspaper voice from a Human Life Publishing Co. edition.
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Geo
M. Miley
Pepubliei An
Thayer
Oiteian Jude Aglust Dade WN
Evins
Ais Teton
Miley de Iityileesen
Jang Ganattetes
Mark Smith
Arizona
Che
Conant
Human Lipe Publishing CO
Boston
United States appeals court upholds sentence in protest case
The United States and the outside of a protest case are discussed with a judge name Ridaps ex Chosen Taylor noted. The court of appeals at St Paul affirms the sentence. A remark questions if the law can be enforced against monopolists who conspire against lives of the people. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is included.
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United States
Dwaile
Eneeligees
Taylor
Girard
Katasas
Erst Lael Appeal
Reisen
Anne
Kansas
Court of Appeals
St Paul
Dt Wall
Warren
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Dee Moines
Lowa
Chamberlain
Lisle To Col Pie Examines Moca Hie Policy
A fragmented OCR item references Lisle and a policy discussion on Moca Hie with terms like S150. The readable text is sparse, but indicates local consideration of a budget or fee and a public discussion near Lisle.
Fragmented Court Case Dialogue on Debt and Evidence Misconduct
Fragmentary text from a New York Work page depicts a lawyer and client discussing a mortgage, legal fees, and collecting balance. It references a Bretton Hall figure, a trial with promises to testify, and a dispute over illegal money and court processes.
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New York
West Leads as Westward Progressives Remap Politics
John Lathrop argues in December Pacific Monthly that the West has risen to influence national politics. He notes Roosevelt's return from Africa boosting Western support and shaping GOP and Democratic reactions. The piece urges a stronger Western voice in councils and a balanced sectional power.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
John Lathrop
Pacific Monthly
I would not give Fortune or Ease or Pleasure
A December issue reprints a New Idea Woman's Magazine piece arguing against granting Fortune Ease or Pleasure as gifts. It contends wealth brings risk, ease dulls, pleasure fades, and true value lies in Happiness shaped by life’s fullest living and communal giving.
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New Idea Woman's Magazine
Useless Pursuit at the D Clock Train Chase
A farmer and his wife watch their dog chase the o clock train every day and always return winded. The wife asks why he chases it, while the husband wonders what the dog would do if he caught the train.
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Rover
St. Louis Times Debate Football Risks
A St. Louis Times editorial argues football causes numerous injuries and fatalities, insisting the sport should be approved only with safety measures while noting that players are often maimed or disciplined rather than killed.
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St. Louis Times
Contorted OCR Fragment Reflects Political Turmoil Rumor
Disjointed text shows political agitation with names, places, and phrases like treason and arrests. mentions of Seth Heardey, Wolentz yard, and local county gossip hint at an era’s unrest. scattered phrases imply a contested election and rural community notices amid confusion.
Milk Hype and Stock Quotes Echo Regional Ads
An excerpt blends health claims from The New Idea Woman's Magazine with an advertisement from The Advance Telephone Company promoting free livestock price quotes via telephone. It notes stock listings, weather forecasts, and public access to telephone services for farmers in the region. The piece reflects early 20th century marketing and utility notices.
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Advance Telephone Company
Stewart, Son & McCormack
National Stock Yarda
Central
Patton Central
Ionee Telephone Company
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People and the Times
Hone
Auditor Deere
Tieerey
Yyraews
Tive Healbona
Tyes
Heger
Breitz
Pernate Fight
Aggarast
Wiseorisin
Ededeereee
Momber
Real Good
Camel
Len
Dicmet
Valle
Natn
Dler Ecbrgal Wealie
Rita
A. Dunn
Marble Mill
George Ellinghouse
Marble Hill
Ste
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Tla
DL. Horton
Woman's Home
Paria
LoCochran
Bretton Hall
New England
Trelly
Jack
West
Oregon
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Resson
Roosevelt
Ardor
Authority
Humanity
Eva Booth
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Salvation Army
Carsar
Charles
Cromwell
Theodore Roosvel
Nia
Dace
Btolianen
Martie Hil
Clevay
Emsh CS Meunses
MR. Farmer
MR. Stoceman
Will Mayfield College
Marble Hill, Missouri
Rosemont Hall
A. F. Pendricks
Prin
the Bank
JV. Slinkard
Joseph W. Caldwell
J. EB. Kinder
Robert Drum
A Sander
J. A. Taylor
CM. Witmer
C. A. Sander
A. Tayor
View Press
E. Kinder
A. Sander
Casheer
CO. M. Witmer
Chas
Hohhs
Cash
Robert Dre Msh
E.R. Beck
Wella
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Capital
Missouri
M. Welle
C. M. Witmer
Hobbs E. BH
Heck Robert Drum, Sr
Nurgiar Insurance
Yale
Charles King
Pree
HH. Bollinger
Daniel Fish
Casnren
Bank OF Zalma
Zalma
B.H. Bollinger
Chas. King
D. P. Myers
Eo Slinkard
CH. Pape
National Safe & Lock Co
Sargent &Reenieal
Henry Halfrank
SNTEL
Veissoplei
Sndillory and Dlagness
Sleusleor
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Kansas City Post
Winifred Black
America
Spencer and Hurd
Floto
Paul Greee
Remington
Big Sunday Post
Fine Farm
C. Garerrra
Yesville
W. H. Cunningham
Jewler
Martle Hill
Dunn's
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