Tariff Reform and Political Campaign Notes
The piece reports on posturing for tariff reform and upcoming political speeches by Governor Stone J J Russell and Ralph Wommack across Bollinger County Missouri. It lists county canvass dates with venues and speakers, flags party activity, and critiques McKinley era wool policies with wage and mill trends. The tone blends campaign notes with economic commentary on free wool and industrial growth ahead of an election.
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J. J. Russell
Lutesville
Ralph Wommack
Stoddard County
Zalma
Bollinger County
Missouri
Bessyille
Visday
Dann
Abraham Clabb
Goose Pond Mill
Sunoco House
Gen Allen
Laflin
Leopold
Marble Lill
Democratic General Committee
R. Darn
J. M. Frseny
John Huskey Democratic Nominee for County Judge
John Huskey the Democratic candidate for presiding judge of the county court, born in Sevier County Tennessee in 1854, has resided in Bollingfer County since age 17. A 24 year resident, he runs a 250 acre farm, longtime farmer and financier known for prudence, honesty, and public service including prior roles as constable, sheriff, and deputy sheriff. Citizens urged to vote for him.
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Johin Huskey
Sevier County
Tennessee
Bolling Fer
Iszl
Huskey
Ile
Lorance Township
Sherif
James Seabanagh
Roll Grows at May fel Smith Academy
Charles Lizembee and Misses Bee Burks Na and Hatt Hembree enrolled as pupils last Monday, bringing attendance to 86. The school is doing excellent work with all rooms occupied. Music department interest is rising and a new piano will be used soon. The Excelsior Stecary society has formed and meets Fridays at 2 30. Visitors are invited. The debate topic tomorrow concerns government ownership of railroads.
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Charles Lizembee
Bee Burks
Nabbed When Out James A Killian Arrested in Liberty
James A Killian was arrested at his Liberty township home last Tuesday by H L Berry. He faces horse stealing charges from August 1890 involving a mare belonging to Kenton Revelle. Deputy Slinkard took him to jail yesterday. Killian allegedly stole both horse and mare and had previously served four years in the penitentiary for the mare theft, returning home Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Killian
Liberty Township
H. L. Berry
Ife
Johnson M. Sheil
Slinkard
Killian
Kenton Revelle
Tie
Hand Cut Off In Cane Crusher Accident Near Schopperville
George Fif e suffered a severe hand injury when his left hand was caught in a cane crusher at John Hervis’s home three miles south of Schopperville last Tuesday. A boy named Harris halted the horses after Fife cried out. He was brought to town yesterday and the small and third fingers along with part of the hand were amputated by surgeons Sander and Witmer.
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John Hervis
Schopperville
George Fife
I Flarris
Fife
Vs. Sander
Witmer
Dr. F. Robert Boyd Visits St. Louis Medical Institute
Dr. F. Robert Boyd, president and manager of the St. Louis Medical and Surgical Institute, is in town to promote his business interests and engage with local professionals.
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F. Robert Boyd
St. Louis Medical and
Methodist Changes at Frederick Town Conference
At the Frederick town conference changes of interest to our people were made. Rev. Russell moves to the Bellvee circuit and Rev. Pimmell comes here. Rev. Oliver goes to Morley and Rev. Dix from Texas takes work here. Rev. Dixon is noted as able. Rev. Crow stays at Sikeston. Rev. Mills and [ays] go to Hemtite and Festus circuits, with R. Walton taking their work here.
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Fredericktown
Russell
Pimmell
Oliver
Morley
J. K. P. Dixon
Texas
Dixon
M. Crow
Sikeston
Mills
Ays
Hemitite
Festus Circuit
R. Walton
What Is Home Without a Newspaper Theme
A state exchange quips on home life in stark, vivid imagery. The writer depicts a home where hits are stuffed into window panes and the family is described with harsh, biting metaphors. The passage uses brutal, satirical tone to reflect social critique.
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State Exchange
Schools Report Month End Enrollments and Attendance
The Glen Allen public school closed the second month with 40 enrolled, down from the first month due to wheat sowing and families leaving. Edward Richards reports 28 enrolled at the Stepp school, average attendance 25. Miss Lou Key’s James school near Z Tina shows 41 enrollment and 29 average attendance. J. M. Slagle’s Snider district first month: 37 enrolled, average 25. T. A. Caldwell’s Ladd school first month: 41 enrollment, average attendance 25. Miss Anna Conrad, recently ill, is back to work. T. A. Caldwell of the Ladd school visited St. Louis Friday.
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J. A. Richards
Glen Allen
Edward Richards
Stepp
Lou Key
James
J. M. Slagle
Snider
T. A. Caldwell
Ladd
Anna Conrad
Ladd School
St. Lewis
Cure for Headache Electric Bitters Offer
Electric Bitters proven best remedy for all forms of headache and habitual sick headaches. It aids bowel tone and relieves constipation. Try a large bottle for 50 cents at all druggists.
Dr Holmes Dead In Boston At Age d
Dr Oliver Wendall Holmes poet and author dies at his Boston home last Sunday night at age d. Born in 1808 with fellow luminaries Gildstone Lincoln Poe Vennyson Darwin Holmes. Holmes famed for Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.
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Oliver Wendall Holmes
Boston
Gildstone
Lincoln
Poe
Vennyson
Darwin
Holmes
Gladstone
Discovery Saved His Life Dr. Kings New Discovery
Bergerville physician G Caillonette credits Dr Kings New Discovery for saving his life after a bout with influenza and lagrippe. He tried multiple doctors with no relief, found a bottle locally, used three bottles and recovered enough to be about again. He says it is worth its weight in gold and free trials are available at druggists.
Stabbed to the Heart in County Death Fallout
Grant Freeman fatally stabbed a brother of Sheriff W R Smith of Caster county during a hunter gathering, the Sunday before last. The assailant, employed by the sheriff, was boisterous that day and was ejected from the house after striking Smith.
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Grant Freeman
W. R. Smith
Caster
Hunter
Smith
Simple Pasteurization Method for Milk at Home
A Swiss dairy conference spurred interest in pasteurizing milk. The piece recalls a simple, effective household method to heat milk for safe consumption, noting many families boil milk without a precise process.
Weddings Tie Two Couples in Glen Allen Area
Belle Bollinger and Robert Taylor wed in Glen Allen in a society event marked by flowers, elegant menus, and esteemed families. George Lessley and Viola Bollinger joined in Lutesville with attested bridesmaids and a 10:30 supper. Jacob Taylor and Jonsie Lutes married near Glen Allen with Rev. Russell presiding. both couples begin life at home in their respective towns. Thomas Clibb and Margaret Killian wed at a home near Drom. details were not learned.
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Robert Taylor
Sie Lutes
Glen Ae Allen
Shen
J. A. Russell
Methodist Church
Less'ey
Cobb & Less'ey
Nessley
Endlers
Lessley
Lutesville
First Street
Jacob Taylor
Glen Allen
Jonsie Lutes
Daniel Lutes
Studies A. Russell
Charel
Gla Aica
Taylor
Berry & Sons
Thomas Clibb
Margaret Killian
Drom
Lat in editor means to eat says learned men
An odd remark from Living Issue contrasts Latin root theory with American slang about scratching for food. It notes linguistic tension and suggests language influence on meaning.
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United States
Jury Hung In Zalma Dog Abuse Case
Joseph H. Grant faced trial before Justice Dixon in Zalma last Friday on dog abuse charges. The jury disagreed and could not reach a verdict.
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Joseph H. Grant
Justice Dixon
Zalma
Dental Notice Visit at Lutesville ITFPTTY
L. P. Burr announces a dental visit at Lutesville ITFPTTY starting Monday October 22 for six days through Saturday October 27. The notice lists Burr as the attending professional and Den as the location designation.
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Lutesville
L. P. Burr
Den
Bucklien's Arnica Salve Advertised Worldwide
Bucklien's Arnica Salve touted as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers sylt rheum fever sores teller coup ped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles or no pay, with a money refund and a 25 cent price per box sold by all druggists.
Just What You Want Millinery Arrival at Rosa Fischers
Miss Rosa Fischer introduces new stock of full and winter millinery goods. Customers are invited to call and judge for themselves if the store has what they are seeking.
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Rosa Fischer
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J.J. Russell
Stone
Marble Hill
McKinley
Sydney
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Wool and Cotton Reporter
McKinleism
Rawitver Bros
Staford Apines
Ieeilama
Gainey
S. C
C. A. Wells
Gerk
John Huskey
W. A. Hurst
W. W. Sample
Dr. Holmes
G. C. Lessley
Belle Bollinger & Foond
Bucklien
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