Announcements for Judge and Senate Candidacies
HON ROBERT A ANTHONY announces for Judge of the Twenty seventh Judicial Circuit subject to democracy. HON JERRY B BURKS announces for Judge of the Twenty seventh Judicial Circuit subject to democracy. HON GEORGE T LEE announces for re election to the state senate from this district subject to democratic convention or primary. HON MADISON RE SITH announces for Congress from this district subject to democratic convention or primary.
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Robert A. Anthony
Judicial Cires
Jerry B. Burks
Twenty-seventh Judicial Circuit
George. T. Lee
van Buren
Carter County
State Senate
Madison RE. Sith
Parmington
Ste. Prepecis County
Bollinger County Goes Dry In Local Option Vote
Bollinger County voted dry in the local option election. The Twenty-first district democratic central committee met at Poplar Bluff last Saturday and planned a convention there on June 1 to nominate a state senator candidate. Representation is one delegate per 100 votes or fraction of 50 for Bryan. each county will decide its delegate selection.
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Democratic Central Committee
Twenty-first
Poplar Bluf
Poplar Bluff
Bryan
Road districts urged to form plans for better road work
Leaders urge representatives from road districts to hold a meeting on Good Roads to discuss a systematic approach. Aimed at avoiding waste and improving efficiency as work begins, with the hope of boosting local interest and action.
Rifts in Congress Over President Forewarned Probe Findings
In Washington factions of both parties rail at the President as anger rises over a recent investigation into corruption in Indian Territory. Two federal investigators were sent months ago to probe rot among officials, returning their report to the President via the Interior Secretary.
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Congress
United States
Indian Territory
Secretary of the Interior
President’s Report Triggers Dawes Commission Controversy
The report of agents investigated corruption tied to the Dawes Commission. The action kept corrupt officials in place and sparked fears of bank drain as rivals warn of financial panic. Citizens are urged to draw their own conclusions about government conduct amid the controversy.
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House
Senate
Tay
Favorite Home Paper Promotes Subscriptions in Campaign Year
The TwierA-WrEEK Re runie of St. Louis proclaims itself a trusted paper read by over 500,000 in the West and Southwest. It asserts aims to inform and entertain on public and home matters and highlights campaign year content including party leaders, conventions, campaign progress, and election reports.
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St. Louis
World’s Pain and Household Hints Weekly Republic Offer
Fiction sketches household hints home life tips and short articles for women and families. The notice promotes the Twick-A-Aweerk Republic weekly from St. Louis Missouri and encourages ordering by mail or through local dealers with annual subscription costs.
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Fey
Republic
Rent West
Twich-A-Weer
St. Louis
Sila
Local option contest and rail projects in mid-Missouri life
Southeast News reports on a local option election dispute in Midison county while Poplar Blur records rising BV cases. Dev Gr rider Treen pinned on attempted burglary in Havti. A rail line revival under Barmin gton plans a summer start as St Louis to Cape Girardeau trains near ready. Arthur Austin, linked to the Carrie V Johnson murder in Pemiscot, was convicted of second degree murder and jailed for ten years after a venue change and trial by Judge Dearing. Late Friday burglars looted Schulte Hawn shop and James Compton saloon. only pennies found.
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Arthur Austin
Carrie V. Johnson
Pemiscot County
Jackson
F. R. Dearing
Hillsboro
Shuck Scans Suspected In Organized Penetration Plot
A crowd of suspects is believed linked to a planned organized crime operation. Police fear the ring may attempt a bold theft as 22 individuals are named in connection with the scheme. Officials offer rewards for information leading to arrests.
Fragmented obituary and local notes from Cape Girardeau county
A long, imperfect obituary and community notice fragment recounts the life of Mrs. Rebecca Devise, born in Patton county, with family ties across Missouri and West Virginia. It reports her baptism, marriage to Chesies D. Ford, children, death on March 11 1904, funeral March 12, and reflections on faith. Includes assorted local gossip about visitors, letters, illnesses, and upcoming moves in Belmont, Jackson, and nearby towns.
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Rebeccs Devise
Patan County
Jaime
Sheo
John Canterbery
West Virginia
Cape Girardean County
Chesies D. Ford
Tsas
Missouri
Carpe Giramdean
Danby
Jota T. Ford
Aires
Eliza J. Braawnin
Albert A. Ford
Caroline Mr. Johansen
Selvina S. Freese
Bernice Flontine. Jones
Psus
Witser SS. Davis
Henry L. Davis
Hannah G. Ayer
Davis
W.\. Davault
Hubble Creek Bapetist Church
Jackson
Bowie
Elbisti
Trod
B.L.B
Our Correspondents And Still It Rains
Our Correspondents report continued rain as Henry Schrock and family visited D P Bollinger on Saturday and Sunday. Jonas Barks completed a new garden fence. Mrs Minnie Gale has been on the sick list for several days. Born to Mr and Mrs Chap Wills on March TX a bouncing baby girl. Rev A J Lincoln preached at Coles Chapel Sunday. P M Stevens finished painting his father's base. German township went wet by 41 majority Saturday. Mr and Mrs Z D Stevens visited H J Lincolns Saturday. Emmanual Cook has built many new fences. Brown Brothers sawmill on Hog creek runs regularly.
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Henry Schrock
D. P. Bollinger
Jonas Barks
Minnie Gale
Chap Wills
A. J. Lincoln
Cole’s
P.M. Stevens
Francis
German
Z. D. Stevens
H.J. Lincoln
Emnaniel Cook
Brown Drothers
Hog Creek
Local News Gaps Highlight Weekend Business Scene
Fragmentary notes report scant news with brief mentions of Friday events and local business activity. Limited readable items reference meetings, visits, and a few names, suggesting a lean update from SE across the community.
Stormy Weekend With Broad Weather Berths Across Town
A thrander storm swept in Saturday with lingering rains into Sunday night. Roads and telephones strained by the system push toward faster connections. Local officials report no injuries while many residents report travel and farm activity paused for weather. The election proceeded quietly with voters showing restraint and the local campaign events drawing solid crowds. Labanthreen is recovering from pneumonia as regional news notes crop and livestock movements and a slave victory rumor near Drom.
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Betes
Corbin
M.S. Gladdish
Joe Fish
Marble
C. TL
Pape
St. Louis
Sam Randolph
Drom
Zab
Bq CS
Aptin Au pAigners
Labanthreen
Dr Camstedt's German Liver Powder Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Carlsted's German fiver Powders as mild on the bowels, avoiding burning laxatives. It claims to root out constipation by improving liver and kidney function, offers free samples, and cites a testimonial from J. O. Cooper of Hopkinsville Kentucky, praising the remedy.
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Carlsted
O. Cooper
Phoenix
Hopkinsville
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