Democratic nomination notices for district candidates
The newspaper announces J R Kelso of Cape Girardeau county seeking the Democratic nomination for Senator from the Twenty first district aligned with six counties. C P Hawking of Dunklin county seeks the party nomination for Senator from the Tarity frat Hintirot comprising several counties. Hy Alva is authorized to announce candidacy for Democratic Assessor of Bollinger county subject to the primary on August 6.
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Ry We Vm
J. RN. Kelso
Cape Girandean
Senter
Pwenty.firat
Kolelinger
Buren
Cape Girardean
Carter, Danklin
Wayne
Auiloriond
C. P. Hawking
Duntel
Emnuty
Annette Hy Alva Datainor
Bollinger County
Anmuet
Convention fallout from Chicago and Baltimore politics
The narrative reflects on the Baltimore convention and Chicago event, noting Missouri support for Wilson, Parker chairman controversy, and the nomination of Governor Wilson for president with Governor Marshall of Indiana as vice president. It contrasts Taft and Roosevelt factions and the mood among Jacksonites, predicting a likely Wilson victory in November. The piece comments on party unity, bruised hopes, and forthcoming details on elections and platform items.
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Wison
National Committee
Parker
Wilson
Marshall
Indiana
What the Single Tax Means
The article argues that a proposed unlimited single tax is a dangerous socialist measure aimed at destroying land values and moving the tax burden from cities to the country. It claims exemptions for wealth forms other than land would shift taxes onto urban improvements and personal property, leaving bare land valued higher in the countryside.
Republicans Pushed for Army Hall Costs Amid Rising Burdens
The St Joseph Observer laments Republican plans to fund a government army hall in the District of Columbia with nearly two million dollars, arguing it shifts costs to citizens. It accuses Republicans of ignoring higher prices and the poverty caused by such fiscal moves while promoting inauguration celebrations.
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Las Gor
St. Joeph
Public Sale of Odd Items at National Capital
A 1913 notice from Glenwood Arkansas Democrat advertises a public sale at the National Capital residence on March 5 1913. Items include an elephant a set of high cost of living injunctions a broken Republican platform and a worn big stick plus humorous political parodies led by a roster of famous names. Cash terms apply and attendance is urged for all visitors.
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Sam
National Capital
Washington, DC
Taft
Old Boys’ Republican Club
Joe Cannon
Col. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Vanderbilt
Teddy Roosevelt
Republicans Reject Taft Nomination Amid Moral Doubts
A regional Republican issue notes deep dissatisfaction with Taft's renomination, citing force and fraud at the Chicago convention and a split party. The paper argues honesty in politics and refuses to support Taft, while affirming Republican identity on political questions even as it condemns the nomination process. The piece ends with a unrelated oceanic observation about a constant temperature at depth.
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Chicago
National Committee
Taft
Roosevelt
Moses
Simai
Estes Brothers Cultivators and Farm Supplies Sale
Estes Brothers advertises a large stock of cultivators priced from 17 to 33 dollars as harvest time approaches. They offer binder twine McCormick machinery screens to prevent disease and a wide range of items including electric weld wire fencing lime cement windows doors paints harness and saddlery with a call to visit.
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McCormick
Living a Life and a Horse Fly Remedy Tale
A meditation on living without regret opens with a steadfast creed to act honestly. A French chemist offers horse fly protection by rubbing concentrated oil or laurel on vulnerable areas, claiming no danger and low cost. An asa foedita decoction and smartweed infusion are also described as external treatments to keep flies away for a day.
Woman’s National Weekly survey notes wide gaps in literacy data
A collage of curious statistics and garbled facts cites education in Britain and Japan, church attendance in London, religious plurality in the UK, and social customs. The piece mixes thousands of figures with misread names and dates, including notes on libraries, hemp and opium, and a 1912 foreclosure sale in Missouri.
Oldest Aeroa Gattolie College Listed at Georgetown
Fragmentary report notes a historic aviation college in the United States tied to Georgetown, with unclear wording on founding date and exact institution name. Not enough readable detail to confirm specifics or correct spelling.
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Aeroa Gattolie College
The
United
George Town
West Estes Loratet belting clash with Mantio Hus
West Estes Loratet faces Mantio Hus in a major belting event. Tani appears as a key challenger with rising tempo influence while Mo provides steady support in a high stakes bout.
Sale of land by Henry Lo Whitemer and Debbile Whitener
John A. Nenninger, Sheriff of Bollinger County, advertises the sale of real estate described as parts of the northeast and southwest quarters of sections in Bollinger County Missouri. The property, including ten and five acres, is to be sold at public auction to satisfy a deed of trust secured by a mortgage on the parcels. The sale is conducted by the sheriff acting as trustee.
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John Tt
Deatye
Jonnie M. Dodge
Bellinger
Mineour
Rasie Abeont
Martie Mill
Bollinger County
Missouri
O'Clan
Lees
Joan A. Nenninger
Kellinger County
Henry Lo Whitemer
Debbile Whitener
Bee Ma Page SA
Phipay
Marth
Bolinger
Eaah
Porthiemst
Wight
Cheenville
Watts
Norteas
Arid
Marten
Frank Tallent
T. N. Linning
T. N. Lining
Albert
Warran Saree
John A. Nenninger
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