Political nays and cheers across a crowded era
A patchwork of 19th century political chatter and social notes references New York Republicans, Nashville celebrations, the Luetgert trial, and Bryanism. The text mentions trusts, silver policy, Gov Tanner, earthquakes in Madrid, Klondike expeditions, Greek demonstrations, a Dunklin County fair, a Methodist church posting, and laymen versus clergy representation debates within the Rock River conference.
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Rock River
Chicago
Missouri Governor’s Kin Case Prompts Political Debate
Cape Girardeau notes imply Gov. Stephens appointed Hugh Brady and discuss reaction to appointments tied to party and policy. The piece rails at critics, cites beef price trends and international cattle markets, and ends with a polemic on Wall Street farming prosperity led by James R. Koons.
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Lay V. Stumens
Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Gov. Stephens
Hugh Brady
Tae
Brady
Democracy
Post-Dispatch
Lon V. Stephens
Pulitzer- Post Dispatch
Keene and farmers in Wall Street wealth debate
A critique argues that Farmer Keene profits from Wall Street wheat ventures while general farmers struggle. It contends US prosperity has benefited foreign bondholders, not farmers, and warns that the nation’s wealth relies on the poor rural economy amid rising imports and debt. The piece leans on figures of labor shares and farm prices to dispute Keene’s rosy view.
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Wall Street
Wallstreet
Grain Exchange
Cotton Exchange
Saya
Atlanta Constitution
South
Farher
James R. Koons
Wallafront
Toll
Keene
Farmer Keene
United States
Hibs Fall
Mer
Madward Atkinson
Partner Keene
Parmer Beene
Wallatreat
Howse
Fragmentary Quote Sparks Unclear Idea at Seashore
A muddled quotation about belief in universal motherhood appears, mentioning a summer seaside scene and an unclear speaker. The fragment lacks clear context, identifiable persons, or concrete events to form a fuller news item.
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Henry
Fragmentary Georgia farmer dialogue from historic page
Fragmented OCR text shows a Georgian farmer speaking to a hand about saving money and living within means. The fragment mentions balance and a harsh exchange, but details and context are incomplete, leaving a glimpse of dialectal speech and rural life.
Showers Spark Road Work Under C M Johnson
Local notes report mild showers Monday aiding road work supervised by C M Johnson. Residents mention fevers, illnesses, farm moves, and parish visits as the community glances toward upcoming church services and one-room school progress led by Proctor Chowtaer.
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C. M. Johnson
Isham Teeters
Norma Martin
Joln Barks
Walker
Gren Allen
Emma Baker
Julia Schoebel
R. Bailey
Little Wells Cheek
J. H. Yount
Belle Rogers
Wyn Stone
George
Cole
R. L. Teeters
UO. M. Johnson
Howard
Madison County
Clay Simpson
Jobo Roberta
Rita
Mors
Benjamin Sharrod
Patton
Dky
Mes
Teeters
C. M. Harbor
Bunnday
Prat
Chowtaer
J. ML Teetera
Buchanan
Misson Veata Robinson
Mob
Estes Visit Sparks Neighbor Hood Sunday
Estes visited the neighborhood on Sunday while David Cheek completed molasses production for the year. Topp and Topp are mentioned in relation to the event.
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Tie Estes
David Cheek
Topp
Bollinger County approves county jail bond backed by tax levy
The Bollinger County court orders a special election to authorize issuing eight thousand dollars in bonds to build a county jail. The plan includes a ten cent tax levy per one hundred dollars of assessed value for five years and bonds payable semi annually at six percent interest. The filing requires details on debt amount, term, interest, and purpose, with the election set on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1807.
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T. A. Caldwell
Mooroe Mhinciugan
Bol-linger
Ingal
Hollinger
Triag
Wollinger
Missouri
Potitiin
Winndtebby
Sajid
Joilin
Bollingry
Rai
Sul
Prayed Ter
Sand County
Aid County
Corthie
Wits Pitteen
Pittein
Kifteen Bondayminm
United States
Eymil
Qautys
Jacob d. Conrad
Missorry
Bollinger
Ss. I
Martle
J. Mentor Rowena
Resolutions mourn Dr P J Berry at Widst lodge
A misspelled notice from Wirrneas Lodge mourns the death of Dr P J Berry on September 1 1897 and expresses sympathy to his family. The Modern Woodmen of America members pledge to preserve the record of the deceased and arrange publication notices.
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Thas
P. J. Berry
Woodmen of
America
Tur Mannune Minn Press
Bollinger Co. Times
Statesville Banner
J.T. Rowrrrox
Ood. Daswen
D. W. Roneursex
Official Statement of Nollinger County Bank October 1847
Official financial condition of Nollinger County Bank at Jutesville Missouri shows deposits, capital stock, surplus funds, and unproved assets. The report lists loans and discounts, real estate, United States bonds, other securities, and various bank resources with total assets around 54 387.42 and notes the credit structure and liabilities.
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Nollinger County Bank
Jutesville
State of Missouri
United States
National Bank
Sugallwater United States
BiWer Corl Wales
Coln Estes Creas
Cieere
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Mother
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Missouri Experiment Station
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Berry & Son
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Th. H. Ballinger
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Sam Feltenbarger
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Atanta
Stark
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Bellinger County
State Normal School
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J. M. Wells
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