Currency bill battle shakes administration in congress
The piece reports on the currency bill showdown in Congress with mixed cabinet support, noting a lack of confidence vote and the administration facing broad opposition. It also covers upcoming visits to Columbia for university tours and debates over new state university bills including journalism and homeopathic medicine. It includes scattered farm statistics on crop areas and values.
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Carlisle
William EB. Curtis
Chicago Record
Congress
France
England
House of Representatives
Opindon
Gresham
Herbert
Smith
Messrs
Lamont
Morton
Sissett
Olney
General Assembly
Galumbia
State University
Veater
Pennsylvania University
Law
Lyman
Therm
Fulton
Cereal Crop Areas and Yields Decline Across States
The agricultural statistician reports final estimates for areas and values of cereals, hay, potatoes, and tobacco by state and territory. Corn yields are among the lowest on record in several major producing states due to drought and dry winds, with reduced harvested area noted across the corn belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlus
Washington
Agricultural Department
Revere
Christianity Defended Sermon by Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore Cathedral
Cardinal Gibbons defended Christianity in a cathedral sermon, countering Robert J. Ingersoll style attacks. He argued Christian faith endures, builds rational ideas of God and self, offers peace, and calls for fair wages and humane treatment of workers, emphasizing personal accountability and divine individuality.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Robert © Jacobsoll
Min
Christ
Lemen
Local notes from Tae Press readers in Patton column
A compact update from Patton residents covers health, travel, and community events. Highlights include visits to St. Louis, a Florida trip, a zero degree cold snap, a Ro & D. Robinson store event, a double birth loss, local worship messages, shipments of hogs and tse, factory weather impact, and several residents listed with recent activities and ailments.
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Tae
Patton
Sone One
K. B. Drum
B. Rogers
Messrs. Robinson
M. FP
G. A. Bollinger
St. Louis
Joseph Hicks
Florida
Mercury
Marion Reed
Medical College
Ro & D. Robinson
North Zalma Community News Delivers Local Happenings
North Zalma reports Mrs. Alire Shell remains ill while the store prospers and hog cholera affects local swine. Enos Galaway’s family on the sick list. town lively as ever. Rev Pimmett preached at Baker chapel. deer killed by Randolph James and Minor Deck. Mrs. Franklin Roberts back from trends in Sweden. Blacksmith back on duty. news rounds refreshed. Daniel Shell and family moved west of Perkins' Creek. Edward Wells’ brother-in-law mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alire Shell
Enos Galaway
Skk
North Zalma
Rev. Pimmett
Baker Chapel
Randolph James
Minor Deck
Franklin Roberts
Sdinviss
David Falear
George
John Drapes
Seversh Olvers
Daniel Shell
Fi Amly
North Zale
Perkins’ Creek
Edward Wells
Local notes on migration and community growth in Castor area
The article describes families moving into the locality near Ste Genevieve County, water and streetcar hopes, and political jibes. It notes weddings postponed, corn as a principal crop, cattle shipments, and plans for water works, electric streetcars, and a Baptist church. It mentions Dr. Hull visiting Marquand, Castor residents’ illnesses, and local improvements amid cold winter snow.
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Ste. Genevieve
Isuna
Apolle
Robert Finley
Hull
Marquand
Finley
G. W. Barns
Castor
Gravlton
Col. McMants
Allbright’s
Bat
Fred Shétle
Reed
Bill Shetley
Trace Creek
Sol Whitener
Madison County
Gravelton
Tam
Bollinger
Ben Whitener
Newton
A. Keehn
Bannister Bros
Nemetiecas Bent Rhodes
Gen. Pex
Mitt Kinder
Meyers and Son
Mitt
M. J. Shetley
Jim
Amon T. Whiteners
Whimsical Scribbles From a Fractured Page
A fragment reads like a garbled rant with names and phrases such as Geno, Sam, Adam, and a threat of a licking. The text appears as a stray OCR line, lacking coherent context or clear events, suggesting a damaged archival snippet rather than a complete article.
Obituary and assorted crime brief from Southeast News
Summaries of deaths including T. H. Bradley and I. M. Davidson and ex-County Judge B. F. Hunter. Also notes of Jan 2 9 injuries, Jan 9 robbery at Paxico, a shooting in Elvins, a Keely cure feature on Cigarmaker Jim Black, and a deputy marshal execution in Wayne County with financial details involving Dr. Allison and bonds. disjointed items reflect a busy regional page.
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T. H. Bradley
Poplar Biu
Treasay
Jacdwin
Shannon County
I. M. Davidson
Butler County
Poplar Bluff
B. F. Hunter
Solf County
Sikeston
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Wayman
Thomas Thompson
Paxico
Thompson
Sa‘c
Bonne Terre
Republic
John Crippen
Howard
Elvins
Flat River
Crippen
Desoto Gazette
Keely
J Io Black
Jim
Mauthe
Jim” Blick
Marble Hill
United States
Wall
Wayne County
Dy J. L. Allison
Post-Dispatch
Dev
Allison
Grounguly
Rash Byrne
Byrne
Chionia
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General News
Zabma
Nora Bollinger
Ing ‘Roger Jamison
James
Brownwood
Granina Brooks
Chaves King
James Huse
Brother Hembre
Simpkins & King
Tse
Hos
Samuel Fettingbarger
Col. Green
Latesville
Sanda Emi
Hendre
Cal Brown
J.T. Watkins
A. C. King
Cape Girirdleauw
Miss Pace
Hisiore
John King
Daggle Speer
Hale's College
Jane
David Wells
Zalma
Sheeny
North
Amie
Sam
Adam
Southeast News
W.N. . Ringer
Dexter
Great Evon
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