Republican tariff debate cited by Missouri teachers
The text records remarks on tariffs and trade policy referencing John H. Raney of Wayne Buffalo and President McKinley. It notes calls for tariff modification toward reciprocity and industry growth, with educational notices urging holiday observances and postage for a request to observe a day in Saint Louis, Missouri.
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Buffalo
McKinley
Dent
American Monthly
Cord
Red Party
Moe- 6
Moe
Eugene Field
Seditin
Cashinaron
Our County Ticket for Bollinger County Officials
A local call to voters outlines biographical notes and endorsements for multiple Bollinger County candidacies. J Marion Welker of Boasville, James M. Zimmerman for presiding judge, Seibert I Spencer, James P Limbaugh, Bam J McMinn, Taylor, Barelle Snider, A P Eldracher, Clippard, J W Slinkard, Charles Q Revelle, and Dr M Witmer are presented with summaries of birthplaces, careers, and service in county government, urging strong support in the upcoming election.
Electric railway firm formed from Cape to Jackson
The Jackson Herald reports the Jackson Cape electric railway incorporated for 800000 with capitalists from Cape Jacktoo and St. Louis taking the stack. Work to begin immediately. In Desloge on September 26 Harry Kowullo was murdered by John Konallo and Antoine NeiBaker after a dispute over boarding. Authorities note no motive given. Nearby, Katie Kooth’s daughter fell and broke her leg. doctors treated her and an unrelated girl accidentally ingested chloroform but recovered.
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Jacktoo Iterald
Jackson
Cape
Jacktoo
St. Louis
Harry Kowullo
John
Harry
Antoine NeiBaker
Desloge
Konallo
NeiBaker
Allure Hongarinos
Jackson Herald
Katie Kooth
Jer
S. W. Mayfield
Wolf Creek Weather and Local Sowing Report
Heavy rain swept through Wolf Creek as farmers like William Yates and John M Smith continued sowing wheat and barley. Local residents including Will F Senbaugh and J C Smith were recently involved in a horseback accident with minor injuries. Arthur and Mise Jennie Limbaugh expect to return soon as Oak Ridge trips occurred for Sanam Wheat and other activities.
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Wolf Creek
Sanam
Mia
Willie F. Senbaugh
John Jobosop Jr
Oak Ridge
Q. TL. Smith
Rosewell Smith
Jughson
J. C. Smith
Arthur
Mise
Jennie Limbaugh
Wm. Yates
John M. Smith
Democratic county candidates address Patton audience
Health reported as very good and rain abundant as Dave Robinson and A. Bennett traveled to Marble Hill last week. In Patton on Wednesday night the democratic county candidates spoke to about two hundred citizens. Each candidate gave a strong, effective talk and the audience showed keen enthusiasm for the ticket, believed to be among the strongest and most efficient in the field.
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Dave Robinson
Bennett
Patton
Republicans fail to open campaign in county town
Republicans were to start their campaign on September 20 but a sparse audience left them without making any appearance. Democratic candidates filled the appointment last Friday night and despite steady rain a brass band and about a hundred people gathered to hear the speeches. The program extended late and drew hearty cheers, with strong expectation that the Democratic ticket will win if other townships vote as Gear predicts.
Squirrels, candidates and rain delay local life notes
Grassy notes health fair. farm work slowed by rain. In the community, an excess of candidates kept people from hunting squirrels, fearing accidental harm to office seekers. Republicans reportedly held a meeting and paid their pieces to a jail crowd before proceeding to Beehouse, Then on bust Sotar.
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Beehouse
Democratic ticket receives strong welcome in community
On a recent afternoon the entire Democratic ticket attended and spoke in a creditable manner, addressing an audience about three times as large as during a prior Republican greeting. Democratic supporters were warmly revived and confident of a solid Democratic vote locally.
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Rae
Democratic candidates captivate county gathering at Uy Hall
Citizens filled the A. O. Uy Hall Saturday night as democratic candidates spoke with able, enthusiastic speeches. A glee club performance enhanced the evening while John 8 Dunn improved after a carbuncle. The group stayed to Sunday, leaving Monday confident of success.
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John
Dunn
A. O. Uy
W. Hall
Glee Club
Ike
Local note s around town and visits
George Murphy of Arkansas visits his sister Mrs A I Jonas here. Charley Swan of Castor visits relatives Saturday and Sunday. Ed Green goes to Charleston and back. A wreck near Fredericktown delays south bound trains. Miss Della Rhodes teaching at Hobo spends weekend with home folks. Rev J E B Martin of Marble Hall visits part of last week. W E Dickey of Lutestille in city Sunday. Meeting is underway with interest. Rev A F Jones to Pocahontas Friday and will move soon. B H Masters of Latesville to visit Sunday. James Betchumber goes to Marble Hill Monday to enter May Geld Smith Academy. Health section notes. Mrs T B Dram and daughter Myrtie visit St. Logie. David Barks buys lot of hogs. Dr Dalton and wife of Patios visit relatives Sunday. Christopher Seutaugin of Little ...
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George Murphy
Arkansas
A. I. Jonas
Charley Swan
Castor
Ed. Green
Charleston
Fredericktown
Mins Della Rhodes
Hobo
J. EB. Martin
Marble Hall
W. E. Dickey
Lutestille
Our City
A. F. Jones
Pocahontas
B. H Masters
Latesville
Wih
James Betchumber
Marble Hill
Geld- Smith Academy
Pimss
Daved Barks
Dr. Dalton
Patios
Christopher Seutaugin
Democratic county ticket rally in September meeting
Whitewater visited his brother France. Uncle Staffle Masters raised free crop of tobacco this year. Fritschiele trip to Long town for business. Elisha Masters is quite it. The public campaign of the democratic county candidates opened September 26 at the public school building. The meeting was presided by T. B. Dram. Candidates spoke credibly and urged democracy. The county ticket composed of intelligent well qualified popular men will receive undivided democratic support in our township. Things politically never looked brighter this year. Success to the boys.
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Tina Your
Meoling of Ladies Auxilary Board and Lyceum News
Ground broken for a cistern and roof painting at Rosemont hall under Judge Austin. Three new students, Tomy Hartle James Belchambers and Tilton Niswenger, joined work Monday. Mrs Hendershot vacationing in St Louis. Lyceum meets Friday with a strong program. New lamps purchased and shipshape for work. Dr N G Wilcox of Whitewater made a call last Friday. English composition books praised. two popular texts from Agieries now in use this year.
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St. Lonia
Lyceum
Euccdss
N. G. Wilcoo
Whitewater
Agieries
Dongola Town Boom Reported Amid Muddy Roads
Dongola notes health good as rain continues with muddy streets. M. 3. Stuckey finishes pew residence and moves in. D. L. Smith makes improvements while Louchys enhances town property. Dr J. M. Hishmpa builds a story and a half residence on Main street. Geo W. Winches, Lory, plans a dwelling.
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Stuckey
D. L. Smith
J. M. Hishmpa
Geo W. Winches
Untitled Local Notice From Dongola Community
Rumors claim Joe Wallant and J M Criton will sell property to fraternal orders for a hall. Wm F Carleton expands his mill with a new boiler and engine to power bolting tables at Dram and Iene. The Parking Company rebuilds near Dongola on Judge Conrad land. Hart and Roamer open a dry goods firm nearby but sales seem slow. A wedding is anticipated, and a small procession stirred Dongola Sunday morning, directed by a young man whose date and partner are not clear.
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George
Joe Wall Ant
J. M. Criton
F. Carleton
Mal
Dongola
J. J. Conrad
Hart & Roamer
Tax Collectors Notice of Tax Payments Dates Missouri
Tax Collector of county Missouri announces tax payment meetings for the year at multiple towns and dates including Whitewater Sedgewickville Oct 20 Daniel Barks Qiat Lixville Oct 22 Oxton Townsure Alliance Oct 28 M M Bollinger’s Nov 24 Paltoo Nov 7 Scopus Nov 6 Mayfield’s store Dec 12 Crooxep Caen Towansup Shrau’s store Nov 13 Kitchen’s Nov 14 Ille Nov 15 Fitton Towssiar Keehn’s store Nov 17 Gomsy Nov 22 With Buchanan Nov 24 Wayne Towmanup Zalma Nov 28 Sturdivant Nov 28 Greenbrive Nov 28 Lincery Townsair Svell Nov 24 Dongola Nov 25 Dram Nov 20
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County
Missouri
Naid County
Whitewater Township
Sedgewickville
Daniel Barks
Qiat
Lixville
Oxton
Alliance
M. M. Bollinger
Paltoo
Geauay
David Bollinger
Scopus
Uoneay
Mayfield's
Crooxep Caen Towsanup
Shrau
Kitchen
Ille
Fitton Towssiarp
Keehn's
Gomsy
Buchanan
Wavne Towwanup
Zalma
Sturdivant
Priday
Greenbrive
Lincery Townsair
Svell
Dongola
Tuesdy
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Leroy BO Valiaant
Hux
Gavon D
Bubitaa
Hiieow
Wiaretouse Domuolerre
AL Mmott
Cheph P
Rice
Behovis
Moy
Wmt
Cabriluton
Manlos Weller
Cugly Conn
J M Simmerman
Flint
Spencer
Incend Diewin
J.P. Ambaugh
Sam J
David
Clifpard
Linkad
Wevelle
O.M. Witmerr
Justice of the Pesce
Lerance Town
B. L
Tariey
John 1
Raney
Wayne
Ple
Raoey
Mber
James D. Fox
Supreme Bench
Rawar
Paras
Ore
John H. Raney
Wayne—bar
J. VV. Brevelle
Nantesville, To
Our County
Democrats of
Botlinger
J. Marion Welker
Boasville
Farmer
Rmder
Atock
Nomi
James M. Zimmerman
Lhone
Bollinger County
North Carslina
St Dist
Perry County
Seibert I. Spencer
James P. Limbaugh
German Township
Limbaugh Hoes
Himack
Bam J. McMinn
Llerk
Rere
Sam
Ehoola
Barry
Glen Alien
Missour
Taylor
Gleness
Barelle Snider
Ladin
Bryan
George Peter Anider
Dunkin County
Cape Girardeau
Bollinger
A. P. Eldracher
Sheriff’s Office
Pete
Etave
Dione. Clippard
Kher & Hinkle
Santis
J. W. Slinkard
Cape Girardeau County
Wayne County
Slinkard
Charles Q. Revelle
Lutewyie
Mayfield-Smith Academy
William Jewel College
Moses Whybark
Washington University
Wns
Charles G. Rovelle
M. Witmer
Contanta
Dr. Witmer
Southeast News
Bexisville
Glen Allen
Mangus Atge
Sedgewithville
T. B. Dram
Myrtie
St. Logie
Taylor & Wicecarver
Hardens Company
Missourl
Geo
Glark & Son, Hardware
Lutesville
Dut Wasiea
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