Democratic candidates for Missouri Senate and other offices announced
A flood of announcements from Bollinger Butler Cape Girardeau Carter Denoktin and Wayne counties list candidates for state Senate and other local offices in the Democratic primary. Names include Willie Meredith William McCans George Myers Henry Mange John Nenninger Lyibt Davies and several Bollinger County officials with various district and office bids. The notice emphasizes primary action and voter choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie FE
Meredith
Butler County
Twenty-first Distrief
Botlinker
Butler
Cape Crrardean
Carter, Denoktin
Wayne
Henry Mange
Dudge
Bollinger County
W. L. Wee
Lotes
Wee
John A. Nenninger
Ballinger County
Siphtown
Fragmentary Notes From St Louis Republican Scene
Fragmented OCR text recounts political chatter in Missouri with references to Misscart politics, Chota Dickey of the Republican State committee, Parwa New Madrid county publication by Richard Zeta, and Tom Awenshe’s Taft support. Mentions secession talk, liberal supper aid, and St Louis subtreasury knowledge of Tom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chota Dickey
Parwa
New Madrid
Richard Zeta
Towue
Tom
Pepe
Chiesa
Taft
St Louis
Missouri Republicans Convene At State Committee Headquarters
Chairman Dieney addressed the Missouri Republican State Committee assuring the brethren that Missouri remains a priority for the party. Officials pledged unity and stressed the party’s efforts amid internal tensions and alliance realignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieney
Missouri
Unclear text on Republican convention at Chicago next week
Fragmentary report mentions officials and alleged conspirators around the Republican convention in Chicago next week. Names, roles, and specifics remain unreadable in the damaged OCR segment.
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Crs
Regnibliengn
Treasury
Chicago
Fractured clipping critiques Roosevelt on civil service reform
An unreliable excerpt from the St Louis Globe Democrat rails against the Roosevelt administration in the context of surrender rhetoric and reform, accusing civil service reformers of pernicious activity. The fragment suggests partisan blame and a distorted, terse comparison of policies.
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Aseay
Patt
St. Lounis
Unclear OCR political brief in early Roosevelts era
Fragmentary OCR text cites Poseithess.an MI and Neosho Ma as United States District patternex in President Chews Tatel seeking a politcal speech. It mentions a week later an earlier resignation due and a garbled note on administration. The piece references City of Chicago and government employees amid Roosevelt policies.
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Neosho
United States
Chews Tatel
Clicave
Roosevelt
Ton
Republican Platform Proposals Across Economic and Territorial Policy
Platform pledges revision of currency toward Aldrich-Vreeland ideas and favors waterways improvement, forest preservation, and rail pooling. It urges navy growth to back the Monroe Doctrine, admission of Arizona and New Mexico as states, a national shipping subsidy, and impartial law enforcement.
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Fontowixe
Chiewwe
Aldrich-Vreelind
Arizona
New Mexico
Misconceptions on Road Improvement Across States
The report notes uneven progress with significant roadwork in Indiana funded by bonds and city taxes. Meanwhile Wisconsin Michigan and Kentucky show limited gains. The piece highlights how local financing led to thousands of miles of roads in Indiana while other areas lag in paving efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tait
Ohio
Kentucky
Thinner
Wisconsin
Michigan
Our Correspondents Busaftlim Health Report
Our correspondents report health in this section as very good with a note on wheat harvest in the area. A hunting trip leads to a misadventure when Shelly Strong and a youth named McCullough chased squirrels. McCullough's shot wounded Strong from a mulberry tree, though the full outcome is not stated.
Visit at Flyins home sparks friendly gathering
Mrs L J Thatkersley of Flyins visits her daughter Mrs B Myers. Hover Myers hosts a nearby party enjoyed by attendees. George Burris smiles with his pipe as chatter about politics and trusts swirls around. Republicans denounce trusts while the public tires of inaction. Bryan is favored in the presidential race.
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Hisaith
L. J. Thatkersley
Flyins
B. Myers
Hover Myers
Achim Sitaes
George Burris
Depres
Vertavilie
Philippines
William J. Bryan
Tsev Sheym
Local Notes and Rumors From Nant Baker and Nearby
Wealth is fairly gould Miss Alice Fakeroat ixies stay rope at Nant Baker with his wife in pt dhes by WOR. Cries attended lodge at Zalma Priding night. Benton Dellinger is building a house for James Nall. Hiram Ford discusses leaving port. Monroe Prwlerar visited friends nearby last week. James Davis learning to play the mainde as he visits OFB. Politics here is hot as red pepper in August. Albert Bess talks of selling his place and moving to southern Texas. Mrs Caria Null visited neighbors around Hahn. Barhanan says the Trewel and Hahn correspondents are shooting at dead issues. If I had been shooting at dead issues I would have preached you one on Bryan. Miss Mamie Shell visited Mr Almia Shell last Sunday. David Shell aided by his dogs killed a catamount last Sunday. Louis Null plans selling his place and moving south. Young folks entertained Gaines with music last Sunday night. REEN FUd.
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Alice Fakeroat
Nant Baker
Cries
Zalma Priding
Benton Dellinger
James Nall
Hiram Ford
Hiram
Monroe Prwlerar
James Davis
OFB
Ford
Albert Bess
Cane Creek
Caria Null
Mamie Shell
Almia Shell
David Shell
Louis Null
Texas
Beving Gaines
Local Notes Mention Harvests and Services
Fragments report plowing and wheat harvesting by Turners. A death is announced for the infant of Mr and Mrs Georgie Van Deren who lived about a week. Amn Estes of Marble Hill and Miss Fisher of St Dowie attended church services last Sunday with Dave Conrad and Will Wells noted.
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Heain
Stupte
Mro Anad
Herman Elfrink
Mro
Georgie Vanderen
Marble Hill social notes and local happenings
Marble Hill and Daiesville visitors attended services and a baseball game in town. Dongola forfeited after a disputed play as Leopold Brass prepared for music events under Dr B L Hotze. Local notices mention illness recovery, job seeking, a death and funeral, upcoming wedding, and community items amid rain affecting supper turnout.
Ridge preacher schedules and local church notes
Rev D B Barrett preached at the Ridge with altered appointment to avoid clashing with Rev Cox of Marvin college. Barretts Ridge meetings occur Saturday night and Sunday morning and evening on the first and third Sundays. William Barnes returned from Marble Hill after a successful operation by Drs Witmer and Sander. Union Sunday school at Moore chapel featured several pupils and a welcoming visiting class, praised by the audience. Friends Fulbright Dux and Rev Welker visited from Frewdoorwktewe with J Mr Welker family. Charles Meldrum began cutting onion list. L O Griffith made a business trip to Marquand and Dr Gale may offer work. County Sunday school convention set for Allen church on Thursday August 20, 1908. If you have a Sunday school contact L Griffith of Rossville with denomination, officers, and teachers.
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D. EB. Barrett
the Ridge
Cox
Marvin College
Ew. Barrett
William Barnes
Marble Hill
C. M. Witmer
A. Sander
Fulbright Ami Dux
Frevdorwktewe
Mr. Welker
Charles Meldrum
Griffith
Marquand
Gale Wbie
Allen Church
L. ©. Griffith
Rossville
Local notes on crops and health amid showers
Health is good. Corn plowing is the principal business as showers improve crops. Old superstition says no wild grapes this year if a bird lands on June first. Add Key bought a Milwaukee mower. Hay harvests underway with several locals assisting. Elmer Gray visits his ailing brother James in poor health. Died near Zaima May 30, consumption.
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Auioon
Add Key
Milwaukee
Optic
Will
Elmer Gray
Bigouwfield
James
Pha Fate
Burhanan
Arthur Baker
James Davis
Zaima
Rain and labor woes for farming community
The June weather brings heavy rains hurting crops with wheat hay and oats outlook poor. Roads are nearly impassable and residents urge a county road bond election. Community notes cheer Children's Day in Barkchapel and call for action to develop the county with proposals for roads and growth. Harrah for Bryan Polk and Wallace.
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Barkschapel
Squire Will Yount
Near Clippard
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