Democratic Candidate Prospects in Twenty-Seventh District
Mrarw Press of St Prin county seeks the Democratic nomination for judge in the Twenty seventh judicial district. Pipkin, a respected lawyer, enjoys county support for the same position. Fredericktown News reports Judge James D. Fox has recovered and may seek renomination for circuit judge in the Twenty seventh circuit. Justice Barclay resigns. Gov. Stephens appoints M W Williams of Boonville to fill the vacancy amid expectations Williams will run in November.
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Mrarw. Press
St. Princois County
Juu Ze
Pipkin
Fredericktown
James D. Fox
Fox
Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit
Barclay
Supreme Court of
Missouri
Stephens
M.W. Williams
Boonville
Williams
Louis Houck
Brownwood
Houeck
Houck
United States
Bunton
N. B. Henry
Tenry
Missouri labor report praised with detailed chapters
The Missouri labor bureau issues its most exhaustive report, including wage tables, costs of water works and utilities, government fund statistics, and disclosures of employment agencies. It emphasizes agriculture and notes political commentary on a Democratic nomination contest, with editorials urging fair open fighting and support for Vandiver.
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Lavon
Free Employment Department
Missouri
Rie Relle
W. D. Vanidiver
Congress
Poplar Bluff
Vandiver
Grand Semi-Annual Clearing Sale At Local Dry Goods
A bustling sale ad lists deep cuts on fabrics, blankets, garments, shoes, and household wares with many items in reduced prices. Local residents mention store activities, new building plans, and notes on town life alongside assorted merchandise and groceries.
Local visitors and workers noted in wintry town report
A wintry Saturday morning scene includes Jacob Weight aiding C. M. Johnson and Minas Olla Rodgers visiting town over the weekend. Rov and Will Burkett have worked recently while Lian Johnson and Meme Petty accompanied William’s party through Castor River area.
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Jacob Weight
C. M. Johnson
Minas Olla Rodgers
Rov
Will Burkett
Lnye Propane
Castor River
Mivsos Meme Petty
Lian Johnson
Oea Williama
Local notes and oddities from a small town paper
A ragged miscellany reports fights on a crane and gander, an impending move to West Plaing on March first, boasting Glen Allen correspondence about a man with the county’s largest foot, weather praise for January, a soap factory growth, a protracted meeting at Little Valley, a death in the Hess family, local business plans to move to Lutesville, land clearing by James H. Johnson, corn for sale, farm sales, and social tidbits about Jim Allen, Elledge’s girl, and various townsfolk amid light humor and rural commerce.
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Pauxteo
Lienry Gaines
Albert Williams Wid Nord Myorg
Clubtoreek
Farma
Sam Feltenbarger
John King
Brownwood
PW. Smith
Hugh McGhee
Warne County
Ile
FB. Evans
Ladd Sellog House
Joe James
Re James
J. C. Hembree
O. J. Snider
G. W
Andy McMinn
J.W. Slinkard
McMinn
Slinkard
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Ki. W. Sheppard
Gane Creek
Peter L. Bess
Henry Mansker
Ienry Young
Anderson Buss
Henry Fowler
Hays Null
Scheperville
Albert Bose
Lonzo Fowler
Bakertied
Oregon County
Hiram Fowler
Minnie Baker
John Fowler
Mayfield Smith
Tommie Clubb
Wee
Gulag
Indiana
Charley Fowler
Ruth Clap
Stellings
Fredericktown
John Prolott
Wiley Davault
W. V. Froman
Marble Till
Kern
Allen Moore
Lucien Barret
Tus
Paris
Anna May
Hex Chestner
Tuk Paris
Bon
Crane
George Wowler
West Plaing
Glen Allen
Janes
Allen
Jack
Tex Press
Little Valley
H.soap Factory
J. W. Hess
J. H. Bess
Lutesville
James H. Johnson
James H. Allen
Jim
James Elledge
Huxe Null
Ariena- Bis
O.K
Charley May
Will Hollis
Hove
Joan A
Buninuna
Lowes
Unity Efforts Across Methodist Churches Move Forward
A Baltimore based joint commission report urges both Protestant Methodist churches to prepare a common catechism hymnbook and public worship order. It proposes joint publishing administration in China and Japan and restraint on new church work without bishop consent. It calls for a Washington university to unite denominational aims and supports ministerial exchanges without loss of orders.
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Joint Commission of Federation
General Conferences
Methodist Muicopal Churches North and South
Baltimore
Nut
R. J. Cooke
Epworth League
Washington
Oue Chuchhes
Gener
Fragmented quotation on republic and judiciary from unclear source
An incoherent historical quote cites Thomas Jutterson addressing the republic, mentioning prosperity and the Federal judiciary. The garbled text mixes references to courts, judges, and governance, with multiple unreadable segments making the exact meaning uncertain.
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Thomas Jutterson
Atfvet
Cote
Ellie
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