Democratic Ticket for County Offices Presented
The Democratic ticket lists Edward Rood and J Marion Walker for Congress in the first column. James M Zimmerman is shown as County Judge with Sparora and other local names like P Limbaugh for Circuit Clerk and Recorder, Babette Snider for Revenue Collector, and Charles G. Kirbylle as County Treasurer among the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rood
J. Marion Walker
Dodge Couty
James M. Zimmerman
Iyo
Distriot
Sparora
P. Limbaugh
Clark and
Bam J
Momisn
Democratic Date Wept July 8 3 Percent
Fragmentary note records a July 8 reference to a Democratic date and a 3 percent figure involving names BL Louie and other initials. Contexts are unclear due to incomplete OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihenaae
Louie
McMinn Seeks Democratic State Central Committee Seat
Sam J. McMinn, circuit clerk of Ranger County, seeks the Democratic State Central Committee nomination for the 28th district. The progressive young Democrat, noted for public service, pledges work and means to support the party, aiming for party cohesion and effective representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam J. McMinn
Kmgor County
Langer County
Mocratio State Central
A Very Hard Proposition for Philippine Policy
The Atlanta Constitution notes that after Republicans complete Philippine legislation and their investigations, they may wish to sidestep the topic in the current campaign. The situation in the islands is treated as a difficult, 1% band proposition for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Atlanta Constitution
Islands
Republicans fear imperial policy clash in Philippines debates
The piece outlines GOP worries over the Lodge bill and presidential authority in the Philippines, contrasting republican and democratic positions. It notes General Luke Wright, acting governor, asserts civil government can operate in the islands except Moro country, and warns House Republicans about potential shifts in the senate bill impacting American principles abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Senate
Hope of
Representatives
Republinc
Calofin Imperiahem
House
Missouri Exhibit Acknowledged At Exposition Triumph
The Charleston News and Courier lauds Missouri for its Exposition role and exhibits. It notes Missouri’s early substantial appropriation, promises to outdo Buffalo, and praises the Missouri commission for its dedication to promoting the state’s resources and commercial ties with South Carolina. The mining display led by F P Graves showcased lead zinc granite and terra cotta with clear explanations and Graves’ engaging manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
D. C
News and Courier
Ploe
Missouri Commission
Missouri
Buffalo
South Carolina
F. P. Graves
Doe Run
Colorado
Graves
Marble Hill Leader Whybark Seeks School Building Funds
Hon Moses Whybark of Marble Hill, longtime member of the Southeast Missourian board of trustees and Republican candidate for supreme judge, visits the city for a board meeting. He has championed statewide school advancement, now pushing for a large legislative appropriation. He notes the board favors a building costing 16 and that construction will be bid separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Whybark
Marble Hill
Vets
Missum Normal
Supreme Judge
Whybark
Ths
Mayfield-Smith Academy Graduate Heads to Kennett
Soren Green, born in Con with een J. Dy Green to Glen Allen at three months old, is pictured as a model student at Mayfield-Smith Academy in 1899. He leaves for Kennett to attend a Teachers' Institute and soon begin teaching near that locale, as M. & A. Notes by Natty Bumpo praise his studious conduct and broad circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Soren
Con
J. Dy Green
Glen Allen
Mr. Green
Natty Bumpo
Green
Kennett
Teachers’ Institute
Medal Contest Caps Academy Exercises In Warm Church Night
The academy closed a strong season with a medal contest at the large Baptist church on a hot night. Homer Jamison won the oratory medal, Iona Deaton took the second, and Vera Clippard the third. J Edward Green received a diploma and a gold watch. Endowment talks suggested debt payoff and a $20,000 fund to secure the dormitory.
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Academy
Hendershot
Rey T. H. Jenkins
Vera V.clippard
Vsueen
Denton
Myrtle Dunn
Mae Grant
Kentucky
Edith I. Reed
Lydia
Frank E. Barcham
T. H. Jenkins
Homer Jamison
Revelle
Iona E. Deaton
W. J. Burcham
Vera Vera Clippard
W. A. Davault
J. Edward Green
W A. Davault
Local Newspaper Advice For Readers And Reporters
The letters urge readers to speak up if they feel slighted by local papers. Reporters are urged to cover all families fairly and avoid enmity. Readers are told to inform reporters of visits, travels, or news to improve coverage.
Fonda Tales From Io Times: War Tales and Odd Payoffs
A Cubes regiment chaplain sold secondhand watches to fund preaching and sparked smiles with a sermon on fools. A story from Fonda notes a doctor who collected unpaid shade-tree debts after a mother-in-law's death, quipping that the shade trees and the mother-in-law both died, prompting a receipt inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regifredta
Cube
Fonda
Times
Robb Wins Missouri 13th District Primary Majority
Democ ratic Congressional Committee for Missouri Thirteenth District met at Bismarck to tally June 7 primary results. Edward Robb carried most counties with large margins. Dearing won Jefferson and Washington. District majority for Robb totaled 2,624. Committee reelects Henry Bell as chair, Harold Pipkin secretary, W. H. Bray treasurer.
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Republic
Potosi
Democratic Congressional Committee
Thirteenth District
Missouri
Bismarck
Edward Robb
Perry County
Frank RB. Dearing
Jefferton County
Robb
Bollinger
Carter
Tron
Madison
Perry
St. Francois
Reynolds
Ste. Genevieve
Wayne
Dosring
Jefferson County
Washington
Henry ©. Bell
Harold M. Pipkin
Farmington
W. H. Bray
Fredericktown
Transfer of power house to insane asylum managers plan
The Contracting Board and the Board of Managers for Insane Asylum No 4 meet in St. Francois City to transfer the power house to the managers and to adopt architect furnished plans for a violent insane building. Five cottages will be furnished, grounds cleaned, and a semi circular driveway planned. Meetings set for June 20 and June 26 in St Lomas for turnover and opening. Architect Hohenechild praised for work on the elaborate design.
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St. Francois
Board of Managers For Insane Asylum No
Contract Board
Board of Managers
St. Lomas
Hohenechild
Southeast Missouri news reels from rail to river incidents
Reports describe a Farwood electro railroad project near beginning, a depot safe burglary in Middlebrook with the thiefs jailed, a post office burglary at Inez Towaday with $966 92 in cash and other coins seized, and a flood of local misdeeds from Knob Lick to Bollinger county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamarck Sun
Middlebrook
Poisoning of three children near New Madrid County
Report from near Malden notes three children, two of them died, from poisoning in the week. A widowed mother cares for them as investigators suspect foul play to remove the children. One child survived and doctors later diagnosedptomaline poison after the others reportedly ate plums.
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Jiyrmir
New Madrid
Malden
Sbmie Ong
Rain Favors Harvesters as Possum Creek Notes Press
Our correspondents report farmers busy with harvest amid needed rain. Prof J A Lutes and niece Miss Wellie Lutes attended Mayfred Smith Academy commencement. Emra Winters injured in a recent fall. Prof Charles H Williams and Miss Hattie of Marble Hill visited H W Winters family. Local Sunday School organized at Point Pleasant. pastor Rev A F Jones missed last Sunday’s appointment.
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J. A. Lutes
Wellie Lutes
W. H. Latés
Friends
Scopus
Constance
Local notes on crops and community events
Hot weather continues as I M Kerk buys a term and wagon to bale for livelihood. Jacob Abernathy and Perry Schell move to town to seek wealth. Wheat yields decline, some corn needs rain, potatoes vine well but tubers few. Beans peas and beets plentiful. A play party at Rev Shelton's last Saturday night. Sam McMinn on home farm recently. Pete and Doyle McCarter from Zelma visit relatives. Maude Wiggins Fannie Jones Jobo Riley Pets and Boys noted. Ben McCullough belpring John Wiggs in wheat. Some say prosperity is near.
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I.M. Kerk
Baling
Jacob Abernathy
Perry Schell
Rev. Shelton
Sam McMinn
Pete and
Doyle McCarter
Zelma
Maude Wiggins
Fannie Jones
Jobo Riley
Mc Carter
A. W. Asheraff
Ben McCullough
John Wiggs
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Jore
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Babette Snider
Bert A. P. Eldraca
Jnudga
David
Clippard
County Treaarer
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Preemie Abterner
Charles G, Kbyrlle
Raapuxys
Mitch
Orval Dastevet Ts
Rosser Lawow
Houston
Gongrens
W. A. Duxn
Poty
Cot. Bist Pasios
Missouri Pacific
Mr. Clardy
Wanstan Davis Bhan
Newak
Ritune
Ihe
Uhington
Sugar Trust
Cuba
Mistri
St. Louis
Kerens
Farmington Times
Nly Robb
Republian
Judge Shearing
Farma Times
Judge Whybark
John Edward Green
Bat Whither
J. Howard Green
Life of the Republic
R. A. Moyers
Supreme Law of Nations
Oscar Li
Phelps
Ubkep Geil
Maneoanenenye
Toppeace
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Press
Ledger
North American
Evening Telegraph
Bachaoge
Asylum Board
Southeast News
Farwoo
Lilly
Charleston Enterprise
Tandy Hoff
Mississippi County
Dill
Misa
Annie Ogle
Arthur Scott
Tom Manesa
Big River
de Soto
de Boto
Morse's Mill
Miss Ogle
Tom Manese
Hanklin
Beckwith
Wolf Island
Noutheast Missouri
Saline
Lafayette County
Indefatigable
Alonzo
Barak
Pamor
Uous
W. Anglia
Murray
Durance Vile
Bollinger County
Brownwood
Lou
Anglin
Fama
Dunktin
Max Appian
Hell
Banquo
Buchanan
THE
McCall CO
Vulman and
Chattanooga
John Deere
Taylor & Wice Pm
BM. Witmer
Clark
F. M. Wheele
Cochter
A. Bydes
Ase't Cashion
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Robeut
P.M. Well
R Kinder
OBO, & Clark
Burgine Ineurance
Mociar
Yale
Kanase
Kannas City
Bir
Da.t. B
Star Supply Co
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George Washington
Jno Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
John
Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
Martin van
James Buchanan
Abe Lincoln
Andrew Johnson
U.S. Grant
B. B. Hayes
James A. Garfield
C. Arthur
Grover Cleveland
B. Harrison
William
McKinley and
Theodore Roosevelt
Joplin, Mo
Clark & Son Hdw. Co
Lutesville, MO
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