Washington Advises Silence on FDR and Bryan Nomination
Advices from Washington say nothing about President Roosevelt stumbling over a busted trust. Wyoming states that William J. Bryan should be the Democratic nominee. Senator Stone delivered a standout argument opposing the Aldrich currency bill, marking one of the finest discussions of this congressional session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Fivery
Las
William J. Bryan
Stone
Congress
Dividend of 15 Million Becomes Roosevelt Rallying Cry
The 15 million dollar Standard Oil dividend underscores the era’s political clash as Roosevelt’s anti trust drive dominates headlines. Critics argue the payout signals corporate power while supporters see it as a test of reform resolve amid rising public scrutiny.
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Standard Oil
Buster Roosevelt
Missouri Republicans Back Warner in Guss Report Memo
The passage notes support for Senator Warner by Missouri Republicans in their conventions after a twenty to sixteen state committee vote. It mentions obligations to Hon Howard A Guss for a copy of the fifty eighth annual Missouri public schools report and predicts upcoming explanations before November.
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Howard A. Guss
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Missouri Public Schools
Missouri
Warner
Senator Warner Seeks Wipeout of Subtreasury Deficiency
Missouri Republicans press Congress to erase a $1,500 deficiency in the St. Louis subtreasury books as Thomas J. Akins campaigns statewide at Republican conventions securing endorsements for the senator.
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Warner
Missouri
Congress
St. Louis
Thomas J. Akins
State
Rivalry Over Roosevelt Taft Support In Dead Earnest Clash
The long running split between factions claiming to be the true supporters of Roosevelt's policies and Taft's line has grown comical in tone yet remains serious in intent. Voters face a tense future as November nears and shifts in allegiance loom.
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Roosevelt
Taft
State report notes unemployment rise in New York
The report from the New York State Labor Bureau says unemployment increased from 12 to 4 percent due to the panic. Citizens face long bread lines and soup houses with empty dinner pails, leaving Republicans to explain in the coming summer and fall.
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State Inhor Bureau of
New York
Missouri Democrats and Folk on the Ticket Debate
A Kansas City Independent argues that Democrats could win Missouri without Joseph W Folk. He recalls Folk led the ticket in 1904 75 000 Democrats voted on election day, but asserts no single person is essential to Democratic success in the next election.
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Warrer
Kansas City
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Folk
Republicans Will Decide Nominations At Convention
From present appearances the Republican National Committee will have a good deal to say about who shall be nominated for president. Passing upon contests and the possibility of two delegations from several states, they will make up the temporary roll and select temporary officers. The convention can override the committee report if the majority disagrees with its findings. The fight promises to be hot between the factions and the Democrats may hope to stay out of it.
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Republican National Committee
Howe partisans sweep St Louis republican primary
Tur Jeptha D Howe partisans dominated the St Louis republican primary last Thursday, securing 126 of 190 delegates to the state convention. After the vote the Howe faction seized control of a campaign parlor while Niedringhaus retired to republican headquarters puzzled by campaign funding questions from 1904.
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Tur Jeptha D. Howe
Niedringhams
St. Louis
Howe
Niedringhaus
Busch
Our Correspondents Note Growing School Need for Chapel
Our Correspondents. WwW. M. C. Notes. If you should attend the devotional exercises of our school some morning, you could realize our great need of a larger chapel much better than by reading about it. There isn't room to seat near all of the students. Four new students entered last week and five this week: Messia. M. E. Bol linger, John Mayfield, J. M. Wampler, Charles Green and Misses Fern Nichols.
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M. C. Notes
Messia
M. E. Bollinger
John Mayfield
J. M. Wampler
Charles Green
Fern Nichols
Community figures take charge of primary department
Minnie Gretz, Lizzie and Posi Tianhes and Retta Dunn, R. A. Moyers took charge of the primary department last Monday. W. F. Wells was a visitor Monday morning.
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Minnie Gretz
Lizzie
Posi Tianhes
Retta Dunn
R. A. Moyers
W. F. Wells
Local notes and visits brighten winter pages
Weather runs cool with mild colds. Marshall Jodison and wife visit kin. Younts attend bedside of father Food. Myrtle Newell returns from Cipassy to sister Mrs Teeter. Marvin Yount brings visits along Tog creek. Mrs Teeters recovers from a wreck. Bertha and Linda Yount teach no more as schools close. Edward Ledbetter visits Knods relatives and spends Monday with W B Yount. News scarce, Twill ring at Crazy Bara.
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Marshall Jodison
Yount
New Bessvillies
Myrtle Newell
Cipassy
J. M. Teeter
Marvin Yount
Tog Creek
Marvin
J. M. Teeters
Bertha
Linda Yount
Stein
Edward Ledbetter
Knods
W. B. Yount
Faiily
Closing Exercises mark rural schools in county
Miss Ethel Mahnee closed her Tallent school last Friday and may attend Cape Girardeau. Green school and Piney Union held closing exercises with a stormy day but success. Prizes for perfect attendance went to Myrtle Wallis and others. scholarships awarded to Maggie and Oliver Devenport, Norma Reagan, and more.
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Ethel Mahnee
Tallent
Cape Girardeau
Green
Piney Union
Alvah Gromer
Custer
Jesse Rhodes
Pogue
Charies Green
Marble Hill
Will Mayfield Colege
Hawn School
Altho
Myrtle Wallis
Norma Reagan
Lelia Whitener
Annie Slinkard
Louie Slinkard
Fred Devenport
Oliver Devenport
Andrew Devenport
Craddee Wallis
Elmer Hawn
Maggie Devenport
Bertha Devenport
Lola Devenport
Lia Whitener
Day
Local farmers organize line to Gravelton amid spring prep
In Fillmore township farmers plan a local telephone company to connect Buchanan area with Gravelton so a doctor can be summoned quickly in sickness. Deputy collector W C Myers roams distributing some dimes as the community unites for progress. ARAPATIOE signs off praising Mr Bryan as a guiding political figure.
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W. C. Myers
Fillmore Township
Buchanan
Gravelton
Mr. Bryan
Job
Sam
Bryan
America
Prk=s
Arapatioe
Marital Union In Grassy And Local Notes
Leuchaman notes health improving for Hannah Fry and Mrs A A Rinder on sick lists. Retta Donn plans to enter Will Mayfield College. W C Myers visited Grassy on business. W Hill busy making ties. Charley Thomas and Miss Mac Kerr wed recently with Rev Morris officiating. Grassy correspondent praised for political literature. A playful jab about Bryan hymns follows.
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Hannah Fry
Retta Donn
Will Mayfield College
A. A. Rinder
W.C. Myers
Grassy
W. Hill
Charley Thomas
Miss MacKerr
Morris
Bryan
Arapahoe
Tsev Sreym
Sedgewickville Epiron Press note from writer's delay
A fragment from Sedgewickville notes shows Epiron Press with the writer delaying work for the valued newspaper audience. The text hints at unfinished contribution and appreciation for readers.
Local notes and marriages in the Twill week
Health is fair with some pneumonia and grip cases. D R Seabanech and wife visit his sister with rheumatism. Alahs and family visit J A Masters's. Mrs Seahaneh visits her father's house. Public school progress under Eli Ser nkameh. closing March 15 with entertainment. Married Sunday March 223 Judas Sealsiitech and Myrtle Statler with Rev J G Wat officiating. Propst moves from Senbauch to El Propst's. Pharthe to set up a yard. George A M Smith recovering health enough for visits. Twill ends. Lineen Jr improving. W Do Shell visits J W Tallent’s. Mrs J M Stone visiting daughter at Flat River. Barber school closed Friday. Harley Smith of Patton passed through. One damaged tree, Masty's Ginn.
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D. R. Seabanech
T. Alahs
J. A. Masters
William Seahaneh
Seahaneh
Eli Ol. Sernkameh
Aho
Mareh TS
Judas
W. Do Shell
J. W. Tallent
J. M. Stone
Flat River
Harley Smith
Patton
Sam Shell
Masty
Died February 1 1s Jacob Bess 70 in community
Jacob Bess longtime resident aged 70 years and a month died after years of infirm health. His remains rest in a Uniform cemetery. Local notices report improving health of Gerandfather Venable Ant Cynda Hallinan and others.
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Jacob Bess
Mr. Bess
Davila News Roundup From Barton Area
Dear Barton readers report poor roads and mudholes hindering travel while PF plans to send for the road engineer. The infant of Mr and Mrs Albert Smith died. Shell remains in Arkansas enjoying the climate. Green district school closed last Thursday. A new 4 pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Jusn Moyers. John Muench and John Reader face transport and illness issues. J C Kirkpatrick and A S Green note busy and sick days respectively. Longtime resident William Salyer mentioned with local happenings.
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Albert Smith
P. BK
Shell
Arkansas
Green
Stork
Jusn Moyers
John Muench
John Reader
J.C. Kirkpatrick
A.S. Green
William Salyer
Local notes from a Missouri district in rough hand
Multiple brief items recount health, visits, and small events in a rural community. Mrs. Jim Shnkard, Effie Hudson, and others fall ill or recover. neighbors visit near Patton and Brennecke households. a play by Andy Dendricks draws a crowd. fires burn a house with uninsured loss. school nears closing with praise for teacher Mr Lindaugh. Local tradesmen, a seed carrier, and a slog of farm tasks fill the period.
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A. PF. Shnkard
Jim Shnkard
A.B. Sliakard
F. F. Pierce
Brennecke Sunidisy
Effie Hudson
Shirley
Mre
A. F. Slinkard
Patton
Andy Dendricks
Jenkins
Tom Simiuaser
Jack Ross
Tit Priss
Mary Codsbehind
Bertha Brenworcie
Spondent
Herman Redman
Willie Ross
Flop Peres
Las Farm
Tia Thes
B. Kinder
Sadie Ervin
Burfordville
D. R. Kinder
Lewis Brennecke
H. F. Brennecke
George Brennecke
Alex Clifton
John Adi
Tom Jackson
Ed Peters
John Hahn
Leo Slinkard
Alex. Clifton
Scott County
Mr. Jeffers
Pd.p Cole
Bank Statements From Marble Hill Missouri 1908
Official statement of financial condition for Bank of Marble Hill and Graciel County Bank at Lutesville Missouri dated February 14 1908 with assets including loans real estate cash and banking house and liabilities including capital stock deposits and profits sworn by bank officers with notary public attestations.
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Bank of Marble Hill
Marble Hill
State of Missouri
Tae Margene
Pikkis
Pebruscry
Snl Steels
Sib- Jeet Loocheeck
Bellinger County Bank
Lutesville
State of
Missouri
Tus MarnLe Hill
Misseuri
Bollincenss
J. V. Slinkard
Wat. Laces
J. V. Shxnkarp
U.s
James Seanatan
Notary Public
CuHas. Kine
B. H. Bourcer
D. B
Bollinger County Bank
S.M. McAnally
Ssephine McAnally
Bollinger County
I. O. R. Kirkpatrick
Marbie Hill
O. R. Kirnkpatricr
Schaff
S. M. McAnally
John Ramming Machinery Company
St. Louis
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Charles Meldrum
Dan Whitener Place
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Ethel Mabuee
Barber
Cape Normal
J. M. Welker
Whitewater
Preseler
Tra Welker
Charles Sittess
Copeland
Sandiy
Mr. Welker
M. CC. I
Fred Shell
Cynda Huffman
Sheil
Tlosea Tale
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