Democratic Hints and Local Notices Highlight Area Politics
A mix of local notices, ads, and political snippets from Bollinger County papers. Mentions include Miss Nattie Murdoch ill with pneumonia, Miss Ursa Murdoch visiting relatives, Geo. B. Conrad named on the Republican ticket for Prosecuting Attorney, and D. C. VanAmburg & Co. promoting growing business. Also references to local merchants, weather chatter, and upcoming Democratic events with campaign talk and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. B. Conrad
VanAmburg
Lutesville
Fading He a music by Judge John L Ragga St Genevieve
A fragment from a period notice lists the new song Fading He by Judge John L Ragga St Genevieve with Josph Flynn as work. It is praised by St Louis critics as sweet and singular and offered by Thiebes Sterlin Muse Co in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Ragga
Dental Notice Incomplete Readable Text
Fragmented OCR text presents a dental notice with garbled town names and dates. No clear actions, dates, or entities fully readable to identify the event, parties, or location.
World's Fair Amendments for Missouri Exposition
Amendments 4 and 5 urge passage to aid the Louisiana Purchase Centennial Exposition of 1908. Amendment 4 allows St Louis to issue 5 million dollars in bonds. Amendment 6 permits up to 1 million from the sinking fund for a state exhibit. Both require support, as the fair is said to bring capital and benefit all. Also ad for Herbine liver remedy priced 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Dingley Law and the Farmer in Tariff Debate
A Republican argument links McKinley and Wilson laws to farmer prosperity, noting price, yield, and value shifts per acre and per bushel. It cites official U S Statistical Abstract figures to challenge tariff textbook claims while arguing no proof tariffs raised farmer purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McKinley
McKinsey
Leader offers large stock of capes and jackets at low prices
The Leader announces a large stock of capes and jackets with prices up to 7.50 and invites public attention to value and quality. It proclaims leadership in styles and prices and asks customers to recall the store as the source for affordable garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandise
Bollinger County
Local Jewelers Offer Renewed at Low Prices
Advertising copy from Quaker Valley Co Chicago promotes shell sales at forty cents each, noting rivals Retal jewelers charge fifty to seventy five cents. Describes high grade plate pieces as exquisite, with offer to mail four items on approval postpaid to customers who send stamps to Moray and Harrison Streets Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retal
Quaker Valley
Proposed non Constitution of Missouri amendment text
Fragmented OCR outlines a proposed Missouri constitution amendment process with references to Article 2, sections, voting timing in November, and criminal justice provisions. It mentions general assembly actions, adoption by voters, and military service in wartime, but the text is garbled with misspellings and partial phrases.
Amend Joint ConPere Election Proclaimed by County Court
Readings show a county court declaring a November meeting to consider taxation and road improvements. It specifies qualified voters and the process for voting on the items, including road and bridge projects and discretionary powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyere
Ibrar
Kiven
Amd
Lauts
Missouri voters face amendment taxing property tied debts
A proposed constitutional amendment to Missouri's constitution seeks to add sections 22 and 23 imposing a new framework for taxation of debts secured by property. It would tax the property and the security, shifting payment responsibilities and aiming for parity in taxation between property owners and security holders. The measure accompanies a broader election agenda to be decided on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benate
Taci
Missouri
Cohderaina
Mopreesetaniods
Missyurt
Hull
Theo Porpoises
Fourth Constitutional Amendment Amendment? City of Saint Louis loan plan
A damaged OCR passage outlines a concurrent resolution to amend the Missouri constitution. It proposes allowing the city of Saint Louis to issue bonds of one million dollars at a fixed rate to fund a celebration project. The measure would add language to article X authorizing the city to incur debt for the event and related costs with repayment terms over four years.
Missouri amendment proposal on centennial celebration funds
An amendment to Missouri state constitution seeks to empower the General Assembly to appropriate up to one million dollars from the sinking fund for the centennial celebration of the Louisiana Purchase in St Louis. The amendment would add provisions to Article X or related sections and require submission to qualified voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miesourt
Bone
St. Louie
Et Orion
Ganlow
Trindey
Tal
Ani
A. Fenlieg
Ernarel Assembly
Sertiate
Turnhiene West
Aluetensian
St Louis
State OF Missouri
Alexander. A. Ue
Missouri
Senate
Mentate
Porcrase
Ainte
Mixvourl
Industria
Addlin
Mingcuri
Vito
Mirsouri
Sixth Constitutional Amendment and Jury Reforms in Missouri
The article covers a proposed sixth constitutional amendment and a concurrent resolution in Missouri. It details changes to section 8 and added provisions on grand jury convening and trial by jury. It outlines that grand juries require a judge's order to convene and may indict only felonies, while twelve jurors remain for criminal trials with possible reductions per law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of
Feepart
Anid
Missuri
Missouri Seventh Constitutional Amendment Proposal Text
Fragmented historical legal notice outlines a constitutional amendment to Section 2 of Article 20. It proposes jury trial reforms, including civil and criminal cases, grand jury changes, and required majorities for verdicts and indictments. The document references election timing and ordinance by the Towne of Repreaentatives.
Missouri Voters To Decide Constitutional Revenue Amendments
State official certifies that joint and concurrent resolutions proposing amendments to the Missouri constitution have been filed for voter consideration. The measures include tax and revenue changes, with references to amendment numbers and related resolutions submitted for the November ballot. The document notes support from legislative bodies and outlines procedural certification.
City growth rates over ten years vary widely across major hubs
The ten year growth percentages show Cincinnati near 6.77 and Toledo Chicago around 6. so forth. Philadelphia up 21.97 Boston 35.07 St. Louis 27.93 Cleveland 40.7 San Francisco 14.04 Baltimore 17.15 and Kansas City 23.00. Most cities show increases attributed to expanded trolley lines enabling suburban commuting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinanati
Toledo
Chicagola
Cncreage
Philadelpha
Doxton
Thirot St. Louis
Cleveland
San
Pranelace
Baltwore'e
Kanes Chiy
Notice to Taxpayers Meeting Bolinger County
Notice to taxpayers of Bolinger county listing meetings at multiple times and places in Gorman Township and nearby areas with dates and attendees mentioned in unclear OCR text. Details are partial and require confirmation for accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolinger County
Gorman Tp
Soopudy
David Bollinger
Pri
Mayfield
Patton
Kitohonte
Novainver
Wanted Man to Deliver and Collect in Missouri
Advertisement seeks an activated man of good character to deliver and collect in Missouri for an established wholesale house. Pay includes good year and surety. Honesty emphasized. Reference from any bank in any city. Include self addressed stamped envelope. Manufacturers, Third Floor, 334 Dearborn St, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Goodyear
Dearborn
Chicago
Blood Poison Cured By 3 B B Deep Seated Cases
Blood Balm Company advertises B B B as a cure for deep seated blood poison with skin eruptions sore throat and joint pain. It claims to drain poison and rebuild digestion, offers a free trial bottle and sells large bottles for 1 and 5 dollars from Atlanta Georgia with free medical advice on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Garrison
Bank of
Thornville
Ohio
Dr. King
Sloan
The Lane that Had No Turning serial debut
Gilbert Parker returns to his Canadian fields with a powerful new serial set in Pontiac in the mid 1850s. Lead characters include Madelinette, a renowned singer, and her husband, the Seignior of Pontiac. The tale promises honest strength originality and an unexpected finale as it unfolds in five installments beginning Te LaTuRDAY Evening Post on September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Gilbert Parker
Pontiac
Valmond
Madelinette
Te Laturday
Evenino Post
Executors and guardians listed for 1900 Missouri settlement
A roster of executors administrators guardians and curators must exhibit accounts for settlement at the November 1900 term of Bollinger County Missouri court. The list includes Barker John W Charles Barker adm'r Starling C. M. Witiner guard Bennet Mary James Slagle adm'r Birdwell Sarsh et al Charles Bidwell Berry Wendell et al J. A. Berry Bailey Robert I. FM Wella etc. The notice names numerous individuals and urges those listed to appear on their designated days to file settlements as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Elin
Bollinger County
Missouri
Estate
Admir
Guard
Barker
John W. Charles
Adm
Courtney
Lafayette
K. Westenhaver
Casey
Joseph Etal CA
Sander
Cayo
Starling
Dan Cato
Cheek
Franklin James Kinder
Mamie
Hertha
Peter Sukte
Wepxtspay
Tian Day
Fonnway
Anderson Mitchel
Formway
Floyd Et al
Salwar
Friese
Christian
Farhay
Fiera Day
Holweg
Lucinis
J. J. Hmrnile
Martley Toman
Clippard
Lithhaughs
Trentell
Lienlyingeh
Hatiie
George J. Cook Latta Cilord
Maggie Tates
Sarvapay
Sixim
Newell
William
Reinfulder
Maggie KR. Snider S
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Nattie Murdoch
W. A. Davault
Jacob Dunlap
Fredericktown
D. C. VanAmburg & Co
W. F. Kinder & Son
Dr. 8. M. McAnally
Ursa Murdoch
Dresa
John W. Hatcher
Sikeston
Clarion
Justi
Canton
VanAmburg's
Coffer
Robert Drum
Sam J. McMinn
J. M. Zimmerman
Dan C. Cries
Ana Iaway
Sedgewideville
Tax Press Family
Thesday
Witmer's
Marble Hill
Jacob A. Lutes
Tead Tre Press
Saynhat
James Slagle
Zulma
Bt. Louis
Long
Crooked Creek Township
Burford's
J.W. Slinkard
Ofgausu
Cape County
Jackson
Ind
Ballard
Chandler & Witmer
R. James
Zalma
Linn Wilkins
W. Grove
Globe—Democrat
Five Jory
Witmec's
Ivory
Castile
U. W. Lodge
White
Ohiliras
Price Weets
Chandier & Witmer
Latoayilie
Alii
B. H. White
Culadania
Nice
VanAmburg’s
Lutenville
Chdice
Fy M. Francis
Tar
Fincher Sisters
Glen Allen
Rocky Mountain
J. Monroe Robins
Firat
Mansin Hunt Press
Price Etc
Chandler & Witmer, Lutesville
Zalmi
Marsh Arnold
Scopus
Withers
Marble FL
Malms Chapel
Ney
W. R. Mays
Novard
Zalima
Democratic Central Committee
W. P. McCans Wis
John M. Ree Wis
McCana
Tabler
The
Chandler & Wilmer
David Stevens
John A. Reilly
Nob
W. H. Bada
Jonoaville
Aucklon
Twill Vinit
Sasemed Twonday
A.m
Duyey Patton
Frid How
Clan Aimem
J. M. Sribert
State Cent
T. J. Akins
Charman
Lutenyille
Éndma
C.P. Collier
Lowe
State Tribune
Mueller
Fortieth General Assembly
Mathie Hill
Bern
Hsm
Maguey
Mid State
Syncorthy
Jorivy Af
Elvil
Volurta
Reed
Wits
Crooked Creek
Whitener
Lorance
Leopold
W.B. Yount
Jackson Marble Works
Louyder
Mardle
Gastone
John, Sander
Savings Bank
Jackson, Mo
CL. Tartay
Probate
Tawny Cuiveegen
Mer
Lutesville, Missouri
C. Mi Witmer
F. M. Wells
Bollinger County Bank
Lagtedville
Capi
Ormelee
H. Schwering Distiller
John A. Millar
Laflin
Agent Fort
J. Moss
Jienny M. Ermita
A. Sander
C. A. Kander
Sander &Son, Physicians and Surgeons
Fay
W. K. Chandler
Notary Public
R. L. Mayfield
Marble Hin
Tay
Moses Whybark
Mannie Eins
Dr. CA. Sandler
W. A. Dunn
R. WW
L Fulle
Amburg
Ballinger
Plate
Crowe
Patna
Scientific American
Leo
Henry Elfrank
Milwaukee Harvesters
Ares
Marble Till
C. M. Witmer
Mice In Dragstere
Keeley
Lota
J. E
Ted Madbey
A. P. Eldracher
Prop’r
Girank
Geo C.hasslinger
Vicarol
Coin Por Battle
Wtell
Major Cement CO
New York City
Glen Allen Hotel
John H. Watkins
Elmer Bair
Manreau Hine
Sloan Towers
W. K. Cranpier
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