Democratic State Ticket and County slate list
Democratic slate lists candidates for Congress 13th district M R Smith for judge supreme court A M Woodson for short term W W Graves for superintendent of schools Howard A Gass for railroad and warehouse commissioner H R Oglesby and county posts including representative William B Yount presiding judge F M Wells and other county officials J A Richards county court clerk R G Hartle sheriff P E Shell and treasury W L Dunn and J M Zimmerman plus Corona KK D Blaylock as a ticket item and local party notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
M. R. Smith
Supreme Court
A. M. Woodson
Howard A. Gass
Por Railroad and Warehouse Cou'r
H. R. Oglesby
William B. Yount
F. M. Wells
George Elfrink
2Nd
Henry Mungle
M. J. Francis
W. R. Farrar
Caavuyogy Ives Fragg Returns to Missouri Politics
Caavuyogy Ives Fragg, a prominent Republican figure in Missouri, addressed the Good Government Republican Club of the Twelfth Ward in St. Louis last Sunday. He claimed the party fought for civic and party purity against corruption and pledged to continue the battle despite criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caavuyogy Ives Fragg
Missouri
Degle Man
Republican Club
Twelfth Ward
St. Louie
Missouri Political Rhetoric On Voter Turnout And Republican Gains
A former Missouri political figure argues Republicans boosted Roosevelt support by 7 357 votes and claims Democrats stayed home 65 610 times, citing past elections where turnout shifted results. He blames mismanagement by Niedringhaus Stifel Howe and praises Good Government and Folk while warning Democrats will rally before November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
Bryan
Missouri
Parker
Niedringhaus
Good Government Club
Folk
Forest Park
Jeptha D. Howe
McKinley
Local notes brief and changes in town commerce
Health reported good with common colds. G F Ward sold stock to Will Phelps and plans new business, purchasing a lot and starting construction soon. G W Owens mill operates six days a week. A Lambert traveled to Greenville for business. John Ward builds a fine barn. A little girl of Mr and Mrs J M Winchester burned hands from a hot stove. Timber cutting and hauling is the main activity. Success to Toe Pars and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Ward
Will Phelps
G. W. Owen
A. Lambert
Greenville
John Ward
J. M. Winchester
A. B.C
Local Farmers Report Planting Progress And Frost Damage
Farmers in the area report nearly finished sowing wheat while a heavy frost last week damaged late corn and other unripe crops. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Snider on September 6. Mrs. Henry Manbing is seriously ill with fever. several young people are mentioned in the notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver ‘Snider
Henry Manbing
Local notes relay daily life and health updates
Sunday visits and weekly health reports in the community. Names include Miss Bitte Hoffman John Van Gilder and Ella Kaiser who is improving from typhoid. Farm activities wheat sowing, high water damage, school progress under Miss Maude Jacobs and Pinkney Cheatner, and numerous local visits and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitte Hoffman
John van Gilder
Mary Henderson
Pansy Pentur
Misa Florence Reed
Uno
Panther Creek
Ray Limbaugh
J.P. Limbaugh
Lous Brennooke
Burfordville
Maude Jacobs
Eli Hahn
Tennessee
Dan Cole
Charlie
Jacob Slinkard
Scott County
James Ki. Slinkard
W. A. Propst
John Hahn
A. F. Slinkard
Joseph Simpson
Roswell Limbaugh
Flatwoods Notes and Local News Update
Health is good here at this time. A number of our people heard Hon. W. J. Bryan at Cape Girardeau last Friday. The Farmers' Educational and Cooperative union organized at Lebanon schoolhouse on Friday night, October 5. Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hahs, October 6, a girl. Our candidates were there last week. Rd McKee and family attended the fair at Cape Girardeau last week. Peter Stilts reports good business. The stork brought a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Roan Meaters on October 7. Mrs. Durrant Beatty and Mrs. Noah Fish were mentioned in ill health. Henry Abernathy plans to move to Joplin. The death of Johnnie Stratman occurred October 4. The community expresses sympathy to the bereaved parents. Weep not, for such is the kingdom of heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bryan
Cape Girardeau
Bryan
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Lebanon
F. M. Hahs
J.A.Y
Will Stratman
Johnnie
Kingdom of Heaven
Larrie Sisren
Local News Briefs From The Area
Residents report illness and travel near the community. Fred Buckner is quite ill. Beet Poston and family visited Rev. W. J. Poston and family. Milford Shell has been unwell. Lottie Kinder and Lettie Kinder from nearby areas visited. Jacob Masters has chills. Grandma Sweisser is puny. Geo. E. Kinder went to the Cape for work. Enoch Shell, employed at Marquand, visited home folks. Mr. and Mr. Jacob Masters were noted residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buckner
Beet Poston
W. J. Poston
Milford Shell
Lottie
Lettie Kinder
Clara
Mary Hoffman
Near
Huskey
Jacob Masters
Grandma Sweisser
Geo. E. Kinder
Cape
Enoch Shell
Marquand
Local visitors and political events noted in Bollinger county
Mrs. Benjamin Knowles of Fredericktown visits her son Chas Myers this week. Mrs. Laura Howard with son Eddie of Oran visits friends as Mrs. Weller improves. Miss Ethel Stevens returns home from Buchanan. Elzie Burns and wife of Flat River visit. J A Berry Maude Clippard Ira and Iane Deck attend Cape Girardeau fair. Columbus Howard and Alma Peak in St Louis. Rev W A Ashley preaches at 11 am and 7 pm. Republican candidates speak here Saturday night. Democratic candidates set for Monday Oct 22 at 7:30 pm. James Fowler and wife visit near Zalma. M E Rhodes visits Robt Rhodes. Charles Barks of Oran visits here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weller
Ethel Stevens
Buchanan
Elzie Burns
Flat River
J. A. Berry
Maude Clippard
Ira
Iaane Deck
Cape Girardean
Columbus Howard
Alma Peak
St. Louis
W. A. Ashley
Bollinger County
James Fowler
Zalma
M. E. Rhodes
Robt. Rhodes
Charles Barks
Oran
Puometheus
Local Notes and Marriages From Trace Creek Area
Wheat sowing in full swing as frosts barely affect the crop. Rev W H Bess preached at Trace Creek last weekend. Rev F F Yount led successful Madison county meetings at Moore chapel. G G Sample and son Harry of Dongola and P W Wilkinson and family attended Trace Creek church. W D Sitzes of Besaville and Miss Minnie Shell wed at the bride’s home on October 10. Peter Nelson and wife welcomed a baby boy. Hon Robi Dram of Marble Hill visited Trace Creek. Muss Mees Wilkinson of Lodge wed Mr Scott at Morley on October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bess
Trace Creek Church
F. F. Yount
Moore Chapel
Madison County
Sample
Harry
Dongola
P. W. Wilkinson
Habn
Trace Creek
W. D. Sitzes
Besaville
Minnie Shell
T. A. Shell
Squire
Fiuiiman
Peter Nelson
Robi, Dram
Marble Hill
Muss Mees Wilkinson
Lodge
Morley
Mr. Scott
Local social notes and movements around Marble Hill area
Community fragments report births in the Wilkinson family and other local families, visits by Marion Greer and Arthur to relatives, movers such as Thomas Myrick, Ira Welker, and Dave Greer, and political speaking planned at Bessville. Farmers busy with wheat, potatoes, and apples as local families travel between Lodge, Marble Hill, Diehlstadt, and Cape Girardeau.
Local notes from Scopus and surrounding areas
Local residents report visits by EB Dewhitt and Dr Belmar, church sermons at Cole Chapel, and a school closure last week. Francis Stevens and Squire Lincoln traveled to Danklin county while Hosea Seabaugh plans to move near Pation. Democratic candidates spoke to a good crowd and voters are urged to support the ticket on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Dewhitt
Marble Hill
R. E. Upebureh
Grandma Dewhitt
Louisville
Kentucky
Francis Stevens
Squire Lincoln
Danklin County
Belmar
Jackson
Scopus
Leonard
Southern Tobacco
Joseph Simpson
Cole Chapel
James
Cape Girardeau
Bryan Hosea Seabaugh
Pation
Brewer
North Missouri
William
Cole
Cape
Bennett Hales
Near Zalmo
Kean McCormick
Flat River
Ler Jon
Millinery Stock Display Invites Public Viewing
Mrs J A Taylor invites the public to call and examine her stock of millinery which is seasonable and up to date in every particular and priced the lowest.
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Waroneer Brothers
Lutesville, Missouri
Ir Eac
Hamilton Brown
Dittmann
Monte Carlo
Lari
Star
Virginia
Lutesville
Kansas
American Star
Ewe
Waronker Brothers
Lutesville, Mo
Judge Supreme Court
W. W. Graves
Democratic Country Ticket
J. A. Richards
R. G. Hartle
P. E. Shell
Revenue
W. L. Dunn
J. M. Zimmerman
Corona
D. Blaylock
Putnam
Polk County
Tom Akins
Shaw
Cannon
Hiram
Husekey
Louis Kaiser
Pinkney Cheatner
Avie Morrison
Hubert
Chester
May Huskey
Ollie Call
George Ritzel
Carrie
William Crites
Hickory Grove
Mra. T. L. McGraw
Minnesota
Thomas Huskey
Mrs. Cash
Bailey House
Nellie Huskey
Vicwity
Siuven Dick
Flatwoods
Glen Allen
Benjamin Knowles
Fredericktown
Chas Myers
Laura Howard
Eddie
Ladge
D. W. Wilkinson
Marion Greer
Marion
M. B. Minter
R. ©. Alexander
Congressman Rhodes
Thomas Myrick
Dr. Coleman
H. Sharrock
Libertyville
Arthur
Mrs
Phelps
Sanders
Rock Point
Dave Greer
Charles Rhodes
Ira Welker
Mr. Welker
Hosea Hale
J. M. Sitsos
Will Slinkard
Bessville
John Green
Union
G. A. Venable
J. M. Welker
William Sites
Diehlstadt
Jnne Shell
Bell City
J. ¥. Berry
Hoga
N.C. Griffith
Bras Villian
Clark's Hardware
People’s Bank
C, M. Witmer
Prest
F. M, Wells
Gho
E. Clark
Chas, C, Hobbs
Bollinger County Bank
P.M. Wells
C. M. Witmer
Chas
Hobbs
Reck
Eblark
Yale
Jackon Manaie Wonna
John H. Sander
C. L. Talley
B. BH. Bollinger
Paes
WH. Lages
J. W.slinkard
Casi
Bank OF Zalma
B. H. Bollinger
D. B. Corbin
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard and
Wau
Lagos
C. A. Bander
Pnes
Robert Drum
Casniza
J. A. Taylor
T. D. B. Bill
2Sp
tte-Puee
Bank of
Capital
C.A. Sander
J.a.taylor
R.L. Robinson
J.B. Kinder
Dean B. Hill
Ayer’s
Foley
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