Special election ordered to authorize Bollinger bonds
The Bollinger County Court in Missouri approves a special election on August 2, 1910 to authorize issuing bonds totaling 10 000 dollars for courthouse repair and improvements. Bonds run five years, priced at 100 dollars each, bearing interest, with proceeds to be used for courthouse work and additions. Court orders public notice and election arrangements.
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Bollinger
State OF Missouri
Elise
A. Sands
Len Sivkard
WOM
Bolinger
Boltinger
Rollinger
Ballinger
Miewurt
Perenne
Tarable Pryerty
Orme
Hylinger
Missouri
Unite States
Bodiger
United States
Kall
Haydaver
William Abernathy
Sid County
She Sand County Court
Samme
Mortiie Hill
Aternathy
Eapty Meat
Primary Election Notice and List of Candidates
The county announces a primary election with polls open from seven in the morning to the evening in each precinct of Bollinger county. The list names candidates for numerous offices including State Supreme Court judges James Britton Gantt and Johnny Brown, and others from Democratic, Republican, Prohibition and Socialist parties. Also notes final settlement of the estate of W G Masters and appointment of J P Masters as administrator with probate court in Marble Hill set for August 8, 1910.
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Marble Hill
Missouri
W.G. Masters
I. J. F. Masters
Bollinger County
J.P. Masruna
Campaign gloom in Missouri and national politics
A fragmented jeremiad on party strife and reform calls in Missouri and beyond for a clean campaign, criticizing lawmakers and press figures, blaming heat and internal party strife for political damage, and urging voter attention to governance and ethics amid a turbulent election season. The piece references Uncle Joe Cannon, Taft, reform groups, and party operatives as it laments graft, misgovernance, and the cost to taxpayers.
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Joe
Cannon
Taft
Kivine
the Crow
One Dollar Bargain for Three Years Subscriptions
The Twice-A-Week Republic of St. Louis offers three full years for $1.00 during its anniversary sale. No premiums or commissions, renewals extended three years from expiration if you already hold a subscription. Send orders to The St Louis Republic, St Louis MO, and request a free sample copy.
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Republic of St. Louis
United States
St. Louis
Miles Heart Remedy Ends Pain And Improves Health
Mrs Lillie Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio reports long standing heart and chest pain eased after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Nervine. She took thirteen bottles and gained fourteen pounds with improved breathing. The ad claims the remedy tonifies heart nerves and muscles and extends life even after other doctors give up.
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A. W Tee Wet Hove Tot
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Dili
Enol
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Democeritic Party
James Britton Gantt
Clinton, Mo
Jude
Johnny Brown
Fredericktown
Prohibition
Julius. Tuaghes
Richmond, Mo
Socialist Party
John F. Williams
Weat Plains
Howard A. Gass
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Wm. P. Evans
St. Loma
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Lexington
John Lucky Brown
Joplin
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James B. Austin
Thomas M. Bradbury
Joseph ©. A. Hiller
Glencoe
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Farmington
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Sle
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Sergalest
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Ste. Genevieve
William Mo Morgan
Coredit Court
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Thartes
Alfred Killian
Perryville, Mo
General Assembly
Republenne Povnt
T. A. Caldwell
Laitesville, Me
Judge County Court
Levi B. James
Zalma, Me
Jacob A. Taylor
Marble Till Me
Jolnwena
Greenbrier
M. M. Day
Lutesville
Republicn
William J. Hale
Bessville
John M. Stixes
Geo. Ellinghouse
William 8. King
Jesse A. McGlothlin
William B. Yount
Clerk County
Wm. Abernathy
Lutesville, Mo
Jesse D. Hawn
Patton
William C. Myers
Buchanan
Luther J. Grimsley
Jobo Ho Smith
William J. Dann
Marble Mill
J. Monroe Robina
Marble Tail, Mee
WR. Chandler
Marble Will
Whitewater Towinslap
Peter J. Shram
Lixville
Jesse R. Doggett
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Henry Botlawn
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F. Kinder
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Juste Wo Liong
Constable
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Pieter Mo Statler
Lamville, Mee
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Lorance Township
Freeman Graves
Marble Ill
Loranee Township
Grea
BK. Ronder
Laflin
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Uaho
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John FL Wille
Giney, Mo
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Cape County Home Comers Association
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