Roosevelts tariff stance and Missouri politics discussed
The Kansas City Post critiques Roosevelt’s handling of trusts and tariffs, accusing him of ignorance and insincerity. It argues he should support tariff abolition to curb trusts and notes distrust among conservative business leaders. The piece endorses W. H. Miller of Cape Girardeau for governor, urging the party to pivot to a strong, decisive campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunrow
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Glao
Sayls
Kansas City Post
Ite House
Fiveny Trust
Moinley
As City Post
Rooseelt
Louisiana
New York
Mr. Bryan
Haok
Pasteur Institute
Globe- Demobcrat
Ben
Democratic
W. H. Miller
Mr. Miller
Democrate
Missouri
Cape Girardeau County
Cape Tollgates Abolished in Cape Girardeau and Scott
Jefferson City dispatch reports Missouri Supreme Court action ending more than fifty years of toll roads tollgates on Cape Girardeau and Scott counties. Chief Justice Gantt’s opinion notes private property not taken without compensation and cites lack of legal provisions for compensation. An aged Democratic editor from the Cape Girardeau Democrat mutters about party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Cape Girardekn
Scott Counties
Gantt
Snd
Hughes Emerges As Anti Roosevelt Favorite In Nomination Fight
The Independent reports John W. Hughes gains momentum as the anti Roosevelt choice after a Cleveland victory, with Taft discredited as a Roosevelt puppet. It cites Hughes reform record and cautious approach to money interests, while noting veto of a 2 cent fare bill and limited legislation favorable to railroads, amid Wall Street backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Johneon
Taft
Hughes
Roosevelt
New York
Cleveland
Akien
Wall Street
Sunday Church Attendance and Local Socials Highlight Farm Rural Life
Our Correspondents note a New Salem church gathering with prayer and song each Sunday at 3 PM. Miss Maud Davault and Marvin Robins with Lizzie Long attended services, while a candy breaking at Mrs. Peters’s drew a large crowd. Nearby residents Clara, Ida Peters, Texie Yount, and others joined social visits and town gossip. The Shrum area reports Arch Rhodes losing the top of his hat baling bay at Shrum's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarge
New Salem
Maud Davault
Jotn Peters
Texie Yount
Shrum
F. F. Yount
New Galem
Clara
Ida Peters
Marvin Robins
Lizzie Long
Linus Bridges
Near Mayfield
Wm. M
Blanche
Gertrude
J.T
John Shrook
Near Lutesville
Filer
Arch Rhodes
Baling Bay
Local Notices Chronicle Visitors and Moves
Mr and Mrs John Nenninger visit Thomas Snider s. A boy is sent to Mr and Mrs Herman Jones. Mrs F M Snider and daughter visit relatives in St Louis. Helen Huffman and Miss Mary Snider visit Council Ridge school. Lot Pittman Wil Strong and Adam Berry haul logs for Dr Finney. Elmer Poston on pony list. Will Lubbers returns home. George Nenninger plans move of his sawmill home soon. Country Lap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nenninger
Thomas Snider
Herman Jones
F. M. Snider
St. Louis
Helen Huffman
Misa Mary Snider
Council Ridge
Lot Pittman
Wil! Strong
Adam Berry
Dr. Finney
Elmer Poston
Will Lubbers
George Nenninger
Local Notes on Families and Visitors in the Area
Huskey born October 27 to Mr and Mrs B H Ramsey twins a boy and girl. T L McGraw proprietor of the Guest hotel at Columbus Ky was here Wednesday and Thursday tending his farm nearby. Mrs John Qall and granddaughter Mint Willie Robertson of Lutesville visited relatives this week. Albert Barrett of Lutenville came out Tuesday and returned home with Mrs Barrett who had been visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas Huskey. Omar Huskey of Cape Girardeau visits relatives here after returning from a western trip and a rail wreck near Little Rock Ark in which five people were killed. Sheriff Kirkpatrick was calling in this vicinity last week. Herman Rast is building a residence and meat building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Ramsey
T. L. McGraw
Columbus, Ky
John Qall
Mint Willie Robertson
Lutesville
Albert Barrett
Lutenville
Barret
Loyd Ross and Sam Trentham on the wick hat
Uncle Sam Hawnte in feeble health. Dirgedma Davanlt of Marie Pillle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd
Ross
Sam Trentham
Sam
Davanlt
Marie Pillle
Community notes hint at wedding and growth
Rumor says a wedding may occur soon in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Vester Veo have a fine boy. J. M. Henderson improved the dwelling with a new coat of paint. People are building and repairing. George Rhodes and Charley tas bie are near completion on new structures. Jacob Waiks enlarges his barn while Will Devenport makes a two story house. Newsnor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vester Veoable
J. M. Henderson
George Rhodes
Charley Tas Bie
Jacob Waiks
Will Devenport
Newsnor
Deunk Branch News Notes and Local Updates
Local column reports corn gathering winding down and firewood activity up. Several residents such as H Blanken and F Schrader added improvements to homes and barns. Visits from Asa and Melvin Stevens and J A Gilliland noted, plus family gatherings and funerals for Clarence Cobb. Various travel to Marble Hill and Burfordville recorded. Evangelist A F Slinkard returned from Mississippi County to continue work.
Sedgewickville Notes Show Local Movements and Visits
Sedgewickville items report wood hauling and corn gathering, new residences near completion, and residents moving in. Miss Maude Jacobs and Miss Eula Hahn visited Perryville. Miss Louise Miderhoff stayed with J. W. Fulbright. A. J. Statler returned from Illinois. Pioneer Cooperage plans to move out after timber supplies. Elisha Masters bought property from F. C. Schladtz and will relocate. Mrs. L. M. Willa of Dosloge visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgewickville
Statler
William B. Haha Han
Maude Jacobs
Eula Hahn
Perryville
Louise Miderhoff
Oak Ridge
J. W. Fulbright
Eag
A. J. Statler
Illinois
Fredericktown
Pioneer Cooperage Company
Elisha Masters
F. C. Schladtz
L. M. Willa
Dosloge
Music at Seabaugh home features graphophone
Relatives gathered near Mrs. Alex Seabaugh's home with several friends enjoying entertainment by Harry Seabaugh's graphophone. The scene occurred a couple of weeks ago at the daughter's residence, providing a note of cheerful music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Seabaugh
Harry Seabaugh
Union Sunday filled by Rev Wood visit from Glen Allen
Rev Wood came up from Glen Allen where he had assisted Rev Hodgen in a meeting and filled his appointment at Union Sunday. Several locals, including Misses Minta Hale and Dora Boas, visited cousins and relatives while others traveled or hosted guests from Ohio and Fredericktown. A marriage at home November 10 joined Julius Zimmer man and Miss Lou Rhodes, and Uncle Billy Rhodes died November 11 after years of poor health.
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Rev. Wood
Glen Allen
Hodgen
Union
Joe Whitener
Clyde
Lant Satambay
Minta Hale
Dora Boas
Uvoir
Mies Preshin Barks
Castor
Moa. Collins
Ohio
F. M. Wai
Jacob Ross
Mins Lou Rhodes
Billy” Rhodes
Peter Walker
Mia
Susan Watts
Miss Clare
S J. Marys
J. M. Welker
H. H. Mabuce
Local Notes From St Louis Area and Surrounding Towns
Miss Carolyn Berry returns home from St Louis after trimming work. Mia Floe Berryman, schoolteacher, visits Lutesville Imat cher. P J Burford leaves for Doniphan to become agent there. L P O'Connor of Fredericktown named new pagent. Riley Johnson inspects ties this week. Jensy Watkina and wife visit Mrs How ard. Everett Zimmerman visits parents in Festua then heads to MaBioto for operator work. Mrs P J Burford and children and Miss Bessie Hall visit relatives at Lutesville. Revival meetings at the south Methodist Episcopal church show progress. Ed Stine was indisposed a few days. W H Vann, traveling auditor, noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.J. Burford
Doniphan
L. P.o’connor
Fredericktown
Riley Johnson
Jensy Watkina
Oran
Mra. Watkina
Howard
Everett Zimmerman
Festua
MaBioto
P. J. Burford
Bessie Hall
Lutesville
Methodist Epiacopal Church
South
Ed Stine
W. H. Vann
Local Notes From Glen Allen and Surrounding Areas
News items from Glen Allen and nearby communities report illnesses and social events. William Fee is sick. Willis Deal transplants flat trees for his orchard. several residents return from Texas for corn gathering. A corn busting night hosted by F M Francis. Rev D H Barrett preached at Dry Creek. Pop Cullens and Miss Bessie Stoan wed November 11, 1907. Ethel Day visits Warren Arkansas. possum hunting. H S Shell soon new postmaster. Mrs I J Murray improving at home. Baby born to Mr and Mrs W C Carpenter. condolences offered for recent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lucky Fee
J. W. G. Hahn
Buchanan
Grover Key
P. W. Wilkerson
L. W. Andrus
Kentucky
Pop Cullens
Bessie Stoan
Greenbrier
Ethel Day
Near Hahn
Warren
Arkansas
Smith Day
Cobbal
H. Barker
Shell
J. Murray
Local notes on health visits and community happenings
Health improves for Will Lubbers of Miinais who returned home after a hand injury. Henry Market of St. Louis visits relatives. Leon Rose relocates to Mrs. Finner's Leopold purchase. Revival at Barks chapel by Reve and Lincoln group draws good attendances. Grisham Mill cuts lumber amid financial worries and national prosperity concerns. W J Poston preached. Thanksgiving jokes about finding a turkey. Corn gatherers busy in good weather. A Hulshof continues cattle and hog purchases. Residents improve homes. merchants report solid trade. Mrs L J Grimaley and Mrs Laura Clinging Smith return from Cape Girardeau. G E Kinder surveyed poll taxes in district 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lubbers
Miinais
Henry Market
St. Louie
Leon Rose
Teddy
United States
Ray
W. J. Poston
A. Hulshof
Mra
L. J. Grimaley
Laura Clinging Smith
Cape Garardeau
G. E. Kinder
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Dittmann
New Idea
Awanta
Victor Scheel
Dittmann’s
Vici
Appelo
Prion
Price TO
ALL Cole & Brother
Des Apanes
Cape Girar Gein
Werth
Win Jusuman, JR
Deunk
H. Blanken
Asa and
Melvin Stevens
Near Ben~ Pus
Jacob Masters
Grandma
W. H. Cobb
G. W. Masters
F. Schrader
Richard Ossig
Glen Alien
G. W. Mantera
N. W. Huffman
W. A. Cobb
Clarence Cobb
Flatwoods
Robert Blates
Near Huskey
H. Blanton
G. W. Mantors
John Boltinger
Mary Cobb
Laflin
Panther Creek
J. Hi. Eide
Joe Myers
Burfordville
J. P. Limbaugh
RK. G. Hartle
Marble Hill
R. B. Hartle
A. F. Slinkard
Missssaippi County
J. 0. Hutton and Son
Russell Jimbaugh
D. D. Kilian and Son
Hunkey
J. J. Hahn
W. A. Proput Bon
F. F. Pierce
Hunter Limbaugh
J. F. Crites
Millerville
Ayer
Aver
Besarville
Gien Allen
Carolyn Berry
Mia Floe Berryman
Lutesville Imatcher
LM. 2S. Railway
Glen Allen Priday
Newesnoy
Balla Sry Or
Alaska
Waronker Brothers
Lutesville, Mo
Dr. A. Walker
R. C. Coleman
Jefferson and
Market Streets
Patton
Marquand
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