Arkansas Republicans Rally Through St Louis Visit
Arkansas Republicans traveled to St Louis last week in a political effort. The trip underscored regional ties and effort to energize supporters.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
Taft Era Prominence in Mississippian District Debate
Fragmented OCR notes describe Taft and Uele Jane Weave Hered from a town primary scene. Mentions of St. Louis Republicans, followers, and potential rivalries hint at local party dynamics and University of Mississippi associations. References to figures like Me Tat and Van OUP Katina appear in garbled form.
Why Not Conserve Our Human Resources
A speech excerpt urges conservation of human life and health as a national asset. Senator Robert L. Owen argues preventing disease requires public health leadership and intelligent methods. He cites battling typhoid and malaria, protecting cattle and forests, and finds the issue a contest between knowledge and ignorance while urging government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union of America
American Society of Equity and
Cupsidiary Organizations
St. Louis
Newspaper notes on Roosevelts New York visit and political squabbles
A Missouri Editorial Association gathering at Cape Girardeau is praised as a splendid affair. Ex President Roosevelt returns to New York after fifteen months away, in good health and high spirits, avoiding politics as the crowd cheers and the political lilt in the air rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
Missouri Editorial Association
Cape Gimbdeau
Roosevelt
New York
Bwana ‘Tumbo
Hadley and Dickey Faction Redistricts State
In Jefferson City last week a small Hadley and Dickey faction, not a third of the Republican state committee, used calls and begging to redraw the state. The move reflects internal party maneuvering and strategic aims in the political landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Hadley and Dickey
Republican State Committee
Political clashes over redistribution and party unity
The piece rails at Hadley and Dickey for resisting state redistricting while praising Warner. It notes Ed Regenhart and Arba Van Valkenburg appointed by Tarr and Warner respectively, and mocks Hadley as too versatile. It cites St Louis speeches and a Times contrast with Globe-Democrat summaries, emphasizing party loyalty amid factional strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarr
Ed Regenhart
Cape Gerardeanu
Taft
United States
Arba S. van Valkenburgh
Kansas City
United States District Court
Senator Warner
Hadley
Warner
Dickey
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
the Times
Latesville News Readers Note Local Visits
Latesville Tuesday saw F. S. Portis of St. Louis in town and Fred Elfrant accompanying M. R. Schneder to St. Louis on Tuesday night. Myrtle Sheely and sister were mentioned among local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.S. Portis
St. Loum Waa
Latesville
Fred Elfrant
M. R. Schneder
St. Lews
Mra
Myrtle Sheelyp
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Promises Cures
A collection of testimonials from mothers and men across towns like Coldwater Springfield Rochester and Wautoma praising Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for epilepsy fits spasms St Vitus dance and speech or movement improvement. claims of cure span years and multiple children with several bottles cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
M.r. Coffman
Coldwater
Mich
Peter McAuley
Springfield
Mas
Myrtle Daguf
Rochester
St. Vitus
Miles Nervine
Nannie Land
Ethel
Latesville Notes From St Louis Visitors and Local Assembly
Local notes detail residents visiting relatives in St Louis and Markle area, with multiple family gatherings, church societies, and a planned two day fraternal celebration on August 1. Reports include drilling at a public school grounds, highway and utility work, and tributes to community groups and visiting delegates from Ep League and Sunday School events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Cole
Leon
Miss Comfort
Tekerv
Altheumer
Arte
N.C. Moy
Danny
Point Pleasant
Igat
Ales Bei
Ely
Ep League
Sanday School
F. R. Dates
John Schencks
Eli Lutes
Red Men
D. W. Robertson
T. A Caldwell
Henry Lutes
H. B. Cale
John Phelps
Henry Elfrank
K. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arkansas
Volitis
Uele Jane Weave
Hern
Politte Mivins
Peper
Ted Fertiye
Ned Osa Nents
Tie
Fludiew
Dicker
Doron Tao Lay
Jefferson
Vhlese
Pete Pee
Lamcom
San Jose
Don
Calien
Batiste
Aibother
Toi
Taylor Éercantile Company
Marble Hill
Missouri
Semster
Robert Lo Owen
Ant
Joe
Cointen
Jerseey
Sto
Mister Dickey
Mainy
Latesville News
Misa Pearl
Myers
Borg
Will Carmenn
Jackson
Glen Sample
Bs Nex
Latesville Milling Company
Vilie Satundes
Bos
Frekeukiowsn
William Henry
Jae
Ial
Thomas Ope Ee
Femme —Freiertwektes Tribune
MOK. Stider Af
St. Lovis
Harford
Mmes
Harfordville
M. KR. Schneider
East St. Louis
Coo
Curtingham
Zeplyr
Mee Conningham
Mee
Mere J. L. Robert
Aon
Last Sanday
Lillowrn
Bi Lites
Markle Wilh
Mose
Fanice Barford
St. Laie
Edward
Mowe
Wena
Jecheon Cua
Breok
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