Prohibition Convention Nominates Swallow and Carroll
General Mines declined the presidential nomination at the prohibition convention. Silas Swallow of Pennsylvania will head the ticket with George Carroll of Texas as second. A note of thanks goes to J R Ruepey for complimentary Missouri State Fair tickets. The piece praises integrity and high purpose as crucial to right action.
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General Mines
Silas
Swallow
Pennsylvania
George Carroll
Texas
J. R. Ruepey
Sedalia
Crent
Duels Over Delegates In St Louis Convention
The National Democratic convention met in St Louis with Judge Parker leading in instructed delegates but short of nomination. If opposition unites, the honor may fall to another man, though the final choice remains conjectural and hinges on timely arrival and wise decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Parker
Trusts Busted by Law Promotes Knox to Senate
A Charleston Enterprise item praises Mr. Knox for legally dissolving trusts and notes his promotion to the United States Senate by the Republican party. It frames him as a continuing force against millionaires in the mills and praises the effort as a duty well performed for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havine
Knox
United States Senate
Millionaires’ Club
Charleston
Indicted official En Renner bond set at $10000
En Renner, a prominent handler, is indicted again and held on a $10,000 bond. Butler’s indictment stems from disclosures by Kelly, who seeks a guilty plea at his July 11 trial. Reports say more indictments may follow and stress that law and oath must be respected.
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Renner
Butler
Kelly
Delegates Named to National Democratic Convention
Governor A M Bockgery Senator Wr J Stone and Champ Clark were elected at large delegates. David A DeAr Trend also named. Thirteenth district delegates include W R Edgar and Wi Malugen. Fourteenth district delegates are R B Oliver and R P Tribble from Dunklin and Cape Girardeau counties.
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Rovernor
A. M. Bockgery
Wr J. Stone
Champ Clark
David A. DeAr- Trend
Joplin
W. R. Edgar
Iron and
Boodlers and Boodling in Tax Disclosures
A column condemns two St. Louis boodlers Kelly and Gutke for exposing public laxity. It argues citizens neglect public affairs while fraud and improper public service erode trust and cost taxpayers. The piece likens corruption to a burglar looting a desk as citizens ignore governance.
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St. Louis
Kelly
Gutke
Romuner
What will the people do about boodle in politics
A campaign finance critique questions why so much money is spent to elect officials and why corruption persists in St. Louis. It argues that boodlers come from all cities, not just one, and asks why salaries are blamed or inflated costs drive elections. It asserts voters hold the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ition
Itz Sani
St. Lems
St. Louis
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch
Cliff Dwellers at the World's Fair in St Louis exhibit
The Cliff Dwellers of Colorado New Mexico and the Southwest are shown at the World's Fair in St Louis. A three hundred Moki and Zuni Indians group lives in a rock imitation, performs the Snake Dance and crafts, with mummies and desert ceremony scenes added for educational exhibitions.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Great Southwest
St. Louis
Buttle Rock
Jesort
Utah Line
Battle Rock
Colorado Desert
Desert
Tuscyan
Arizona
Southeast Missouri Banks Report on Group Twelve Land
At the Missouri Bankers Association in St Louis last month Judge Byrd Duncan of Poplar Bluff described Group Twelve as vast in size and land, containing more square miles of good land than any other group in the state, detailing its composition by counties.
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Shimon
Reynolds
Washington
Jeersen
Pron
St. Francois
Ste. Genevieve
Perry
Madison
Bollinser
Cape Girardeau
Wawne
Carter
Ripley
Butler
Stoddard
Scott
Dunklin
New Madrid
Mississippi
Pemiseot
Arkansas
Southeast Missouri
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau Republican
Missouri
Missouri Bankers’ Association
St. Laws
Byrd Duncan
Poplar Bluff
Group Twelve
Seeds of kindness guide a wiser world
A short moral exhortation urges readers to set high principles in action and shed selfish motives. It advocates daily learning, accumulating wisdom, and living to increase knowledge. The piece celebrates sowing kindness to benefit many, likening small acts to seeds that shelter others.
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Weill
Our Correspondents Health Scene and Local Notes
We report heavy rain has weeds threatening corn and farmers celebrate the elorious Fourth. Mr and Mrs Walter Sitze welcome a 12 pound son Burlington Charles. He visited family here Saturday and Sunday. Blaine Minter travelled from Fredericktown Saturday and will spend the Fourth at Lutesville. Mrs CC Dennis and son from Cripple Creek visit Mrs Dennis’s sister. Otto Robertson hosted a dance Saturday night with Leo Hahn and Clay Minter as musicians. Ratien Underwood came from St. Louis last week.
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Walter Sitzes
Burlington Charles
Poplier Bluth
Blaine Minter
Bos Fren
Fredericktown
Lutesville
CC. Dennis
Cole
Dennis
of Minter
Otto Robertson
Leo Hahn
Clay Minter
Ratien
Cnderwood
Heane
St. Leonis
Steeess Foo Tins Press
C.J. Dowhitt
Jackson
F. M. Ghostier
Alenville
Oda
Lyman Bridges
Sedgewickville
J ON. Cook
Twin Cities
T. A. Fulton
Mayfield
J. J. Tallent
Barfordville
E. B. Cole
Dock Newell
Pulltight
Lawrence Brewer
St. Louis
Maria Halm
Noah Chestier
A.J. Lincoln
Tor
Esau McCormick
Henry Tallent
Sulphur for rodent control recommended by farmer
A farmer claims sprinkling sulfur on barn floors and in corn storage wards off rats and mice. He says a pound suffices to protect hay oats and corn fodder and that sulfur is safe for stock and corn bread. Clip and paste this tip in your hat.
Hobart Church Returns Excess Insurance Funds
A Hobart Oklahoma Southern Methodist church reported an overpayment from an insurance claim. The church found repairs cost 400 dollars but received 1000 dollars from the insurer, returning 300 dollars as surplus. The episode is framed as a test of public conscience and integrity.
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Southern Methodist Church of
Hobart
Okla
Jefferson
Wobart Church
Naval Exhibit on the Pike Impresses Exposition Visitors
A large Naval Show on the Pike attracts daily crowds at the World’s Fair. It features 28 electric-controlled miniature war vessels recreating battles of Manila and Port Arthur with realistic maneuvers and explosions. The $190,000 to $300,000 display is praised as a high class scientific amusement. Admission is 25 cents.
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America
Manila
Santiago
Port Arthur
United States
Duesseldorf
Germany
Prince Henry
Defiance Cold Water Starch Offers Real Savings
Housekeepers are urged to demand Defiance Cold Water Starch for laundry as each 16 oz package outperforms rival 12 or 3 pound sizes while costing the same ten cents. It resists lime and never sticks to iron, with bold 16 ozs printed on every package to prove value and chemistry free of harmful additives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Sunday Post-Dispatch Prints Color Reproductions of World’s Fair Pictures
The Sunday Post-Dispatch will issue free a series of remarkable pictures of the World's Universal Exposition. The first picture, not a color photograph, is a colored reproduction from original oil paintings by great artists, highlighting striking scenes from the Fair.
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Marale Hut
Sunday Post-Dispatch
Five Acre Fruit and Stock Farm For Sale in Bollinger Co
Fifty five acre farm five miles south of Latesville Bollinger county Missouri offers a one and a half story frame dwelling good log lawn two cisterns and five acres of uncultivated land. About thirty five acres cultivated with strong soil and fair elevation fenced well. Health issues prevent proper care. sale set at 500 dollars. Terms include half cash and balance on time to purchaser. For details contact W K Crassmen Farm and Home Real Estate Co Marble Hill Missouri.
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Latesville
Bollinger County
Bill Nye's Cow Ad from Hill Neve Story
A humorist recalls selling a plush raspberry cow at his residence in township 1 range II under government survey. The eight year old animal is described as undoubted in courage and a steady milker, pitched to a man who does not fear death in any form.
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Hill Neve
Rose the Red Calf and the Stag Elitin Auction
A snippet describes Rose, a partly Shorthorn and hyena hybrid calf, attached to her home but available for sale to any buyer willing to treat her well. It notes a double barrel shotgun included with the sale and mentions she will be away in May for a week or two, returning with a tall red calf with wobbly legs. The seller prefers non resident buyers.
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Ated
Rose
State Fair Showcases Missouri Livestock Champions
Missouri herds of Jersey and dairy cattle enter Sedalia for the State Fair events. The Missouri roasters, saddlers, and dames win blue ribbons and dominate at state and national shows, proving their leadership in livestock breeding and exhibition.
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Missouri
Sedalia
Maine
California
Missouri Rosdsters
Missouri Saddlers
Firmoins
Missouri Iamle
Missouri Livestock Shines In Global Competition
A lively description extols Missouri live stock bred on fertile blue pastures and winning in global contests. It cites editorials about personal digs and the perils of publishing opinions, recalling a Texas editor who faced subscriber loss after printing the Ten Commandments by request.
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Missouri
Texas
Anna Carlson
Editorial We and Its Shifting Meaning Across Contexts
The piece explains how the editorial we varies by situation, from the editor in chief to the entire office or even the town or nation. It notes examples like we expect our wife home today, we are a little late with our work, and we have hog cholera in our midst to illustrate shifting referents.
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Jackson Herald
Hubble Creek
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Farmington
Farmington Progress
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Washington County
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Dunklin County
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Posey Kistner
Millerville
Oliver Barks
Scott Comundy
Jonas
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Chicago
Toledo
Ohio
Bert Neerest
Timate
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