Vote for the democratic ticket and public service record
The piece urges voting Democratic from president to constable, praising Major Roach and Gordon as faithful public servants and endorsing Sexatee Auomen. It references Aldrich, Hadley, and Major’s anti single tax stance, cites past soup houses, and compares St Louis newspapers coverage of Wilson meetings, noting partisan bias between the St Louis Republic and Globe-Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Roach
Gordon
Democrac
Wilson
Cleveland
Springfield
Washington Letter On Prosperity Racket And Popular Government
Crype H. Taverner detects a cost of fear in national policy discussions. He questions the premise that a party must cling to governance after losing public confidence. He argues for accountable administration and warns against panic driven by rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crype H. Taverner
Washington Correspondence of the Press
Campaign biases and Wilson in Missouri winter courses note
A fragmented clipping discusses government power vs the people, referencing a Lincoln era or early 20th century political campaign. It cites Governor Wilson and McComnis, arguing business gains imply prosperity under Wilson and criticizing Republican Attacks. It includes Missouri College of Agriculture winter courses in Columbia with enrollment details and benefits for farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biblican
Republican Party
Andy Pare
Repute
Chicago
Willeie Emntey
McCombis
Simost
Wilken
Marshall
Wilson
Marshell
Democratic Candidate for Court of Appeals
Democrats in the St. Louis Court of Appeals district nominate an able lawyer with cross party support. Allen won the nomination by over 16000 votes and is described as a tireless lifelong Democrat. A circular from Republican lawyers is mailed to voters while Allen lists a 15000 vote majority in St. Louis to overcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Allen
Cooper County
Court of Appeals
Short Course in Agriculture An Announcement
An announcement introduces a Short Course in Agriculture outlining dates, location, and enrollment details. It highlights objectives, speakers, and enrollment steps, inviting members of farming communities and students to participate.
Vote for the herd law to bolster farming in Missouri
Seth Babcock argues Missouri needs strong herd laws to prevent loosed cattle and disease. He warns that without fencing and rotation pastures, good grasses die, hog cholera and Texas fever spread, and real estate values rise, urging voters to back herd law for wiser farming and community protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Babcock
Agriculture Department
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Hog cholera lectures urged at Cape Girardeau show
The notice urges hog raisers to contact the Experiment Station at Columbia for cholera prevention information and attend lectures at Cape Girardeau State Normal School December 11 to 14 1912. Speakers include Farm Adviser McWilliams and Prof P M Brandt of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Cape Girardeau State Normal
McWilliams
Cape Girardeau County
P. M. Brandt
Columbia, Mo
State Dairy
Diphtheria Carriers Spread Disease In Schools
Preventive medicine notes that the diphtheria germ can linger in mouth and nasal secretions after recovery, creating carriers who spread infection when coughing. Children in schools have the greatest risk due to close contact, so carrier detection by bacteriological exam is emphasized. Questions on prevention are addressed to Preventive Medicine at the University of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Missouri, Columbia
The Youths Companion 1913 Announcement Offer
The Youths Companion appeals to family interests from housekeeping to athletics with stories of youthful vigor and tales of life at girls colleges. The paper offers news, medical advice, children’s pages, and wholesome entertainment for under four cents a week. Subscribers for 1915 receive free 1912 issues and a window transparency calendar.
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Constable
Sexatee Auomen
Congress
Aldrich
Elliot’ W. Major
Hadley
St Louis Star
Woodrow Wilson
Republic
Globe-Democrat
St Louis
The
Globe- Democrat
Coliseum
Missouri College of Agriculture At
College of Agriculture
Jones T Bradshaw
Nay Lawe
Missouri Farmer
Elliot
Wo Major
State Board of Immigration
Berkeley St
Boston
Masa
C. A. Walker
Lutesville, Mo
Peoples Phone No. 1
Charles King
Pane
H. Dollinore
Daniel Fish
Casmira
Bank OF
Zalma
Salma, Missouri
HM. Bellinger
Cons
King
D. P. Myers
Leo Slinkard Sed
HN. Pope
Ty Nurplar Insurance
National Safe & Lock Co
Sargent & Ghreenswal
Bank of Marble Hill
Woeger County
HY Home People
Will Mayfield College
Marble Mill
Rosemont Hall
A. F. Findricks
Prin
C. M. Witmer
P.M. Wells
Hobbs Robert Drum
J.J Chandler
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
Capital
PM Welle
CM Witmer
JJ Chandler
Sami McMinn
Robert Drum, Sr
Mosler
Yale
A. O'Kelley
H. W. Bennett
W. F. Wells
Z. A. O'Kelley
R. L. Robinson
W. F. Hahn
Bank of Patton
Patton, Missouri
Bollinger County
Welle
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