County Ticket in Quiet Primary Draws Strong Support
The county Democratic primary produced about 1,400 votes with 1,215 counted in the tally. The ticket featured incumbents and well regarded candidates praised for orderly polling and civil conduct, with observers noting a narrow overall outcome and strong party unity.
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Primiry Leek Inst Myidanda
Official Report of Bollinger Missouri Democratic Primary Vote
Official report detailing the Democratic primary election results in Bollinger County Missouri held on June 4 1894. Includes vote totals by precinct and candidate tallies as recorded by county authorities.
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Bollinger County
Missouri
Marsh Arnold Nominated by Acclamation in Missouri Conventions
Hon Marsh Arnold was nominated by acclamation for the Tenomatic congressional district seat at a recent West Paths Taailery of List Week convention. The assembly approved resolutions and selected officials including I C Schult as secretary and L O Hailey as chairman. Members from Ripley and Bollinger counties attended, with notable delegates named.
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Marsh Arnold
West Paths
Marsh Aster
Beth Pawashin
Hope
Pir
Esshoal
Rollimee
Lutler
Dongs Cape Girardenn
T. Lumpkin
Donets
Os Halley
Dunlelin
Fo Colley
Lowell—S
Mississipy Hiay
T. Dharshaill
New Midtid
L. Wy Lewis
Oreren—l i Mogeley Clark
Mi.Govilon
Peinisuot
Cy Seiutit
Rivley
Righter
Scott—a
J. Matthews
Stoddard
Thomas Connelly
W. EC Mug Tuney
Thomas A. Tayton
Thomias Connelly
Ured
I. C. Schult
Mar. Arnold
Judee Evans Af Howell
Dudlas
Tpes
Hond. C. Russell
Mississippi
Salabar
Scott
L. O. Hailey
Dec. Cunningham
Ripley
W. L Righter
Reading
Squitor Daum
Bollinger County
Bollinger
Robert Diam
J. W. Revelle
J. W. Slinkard
Jon Gal
J. D. Slahn
G. W. Winchester
Tom Aller
Lawn Festival Benefit at Elf Lutes Residence
The Indies of the Methodist church south will hold a lawn festival on the campus of Elf Lutes residence in the southern suburbs next Tuesday evening from 7 to 11 o'clock. Amusements and refreshments will be provided. Everybody is urged to attend. You can't beat The Leader.
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the Indies of the Methodist Church
South
Elf Lutes
Tariff Bill Comparisons Then and Now
A condensed review contrasts Walker 1846 Morris 1861 McKinney 1885 tariff bills with the present proposal. It notes Senate passage dates and presidential approvals, implying the current measure may become law by month’s end.
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Senate
House
Fruit Grower Wins First Prize for Berries
W L Lutes delivered a box of berries that won first prize at the 6 percent force show last Monday. The berries were a fine variety, well packed, and uniform in size and color. Lutes has sold about 500 cases of berries this year and paid berry-pickers over $200.
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W. L. Lutes
Harmony in County Republican Convention Turmoil
The county Republican gathering last Saturday saw machine influence dominate the delegate selection. Key figures include Cook Lane as chairman and Nathan Lloyd as secretary, with Parson Green forced into the state delegation amid protests over representation. Township mass meetings will direct delegates to the county convention on June 23, and the county convention will be held June 30.
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Republican County
Silks
Cook Lane
Nathan Lloyd Seertary
Stywarts
Nora
Svivan Glons
I. Hi
Caldwell
Mr. Rabie
EL Lane
M. Sid
Iene Peyt
AL. Miller
Jolusen
Y. Snips
asGees Li
de M. Allen
Panson Ureen
HS Press
Ponter
Parson Green
Sanc Osille
Berry crop prizes awarded to local residents
The office awarded four prizes for the berry crop. WL Lutes north of Ilown won the first prize for the lost box of berries. Hl W Winters west of town claimed the second prize. Doc Shirley west of town took the third prize. Mr Laites received the first prize next year, MF Winters six months, and Mr Shirley three months. Roswell Crites seven miles south of town won for the first case of berries presented for shipment and receives the Press six months. W E Rockwell has resigned his position at The Leader.
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WL. Lutes
Ilown
W. Winters
Doc Shirley
Mr. Lautes
MF. Winters
Mr. Shirley
Roswell Crites
Linus Kinder Emerges as Favorite for District Judge in Texas Press
Texas papers praise Linus Kinder a Bollinger County native as increasingly popular with voters. They predict a path to District Judge, noting his courteous, trustworthy bearing and proven ability, urging support for his public service and for fellow Democratic candidates in the ticket.
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Texas
Bollinger County
Kinde
Jude
Kinkey
Floynada
Mr. Kinder
Min
Fay
Young Men's Democratic Club Call for Youth Members
Young men aged from 2 to 16 are urged to meet Friday evening in the editorial rownue of de Pues to organize a Young Democratic club. Be sure to come. Signed by W. A. Leorrtier and others.
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W. A. Leorrtier
Coa
Wins
J. F.saxnun
A. T. Mayer
LT. Kisper
B.A. Mayer
KE. L. Devan
Tom Annex
Tid. Barks
KW. Start
Do. Syrvrin
Wsteviews
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