The Royal Tailors of Chicago Offer Value to All
The Royal Tailors of Chicago advertise full suits and overcoats with a direct guarantee on quality fit and workmanship. They tout low prices, a million dollar woolen stock, and a 25 percent cash saving while inviting customers to visit a showroom to see goods and prices. They also run a World’s Fair guessing contest with car prizes and cash awards totaling 14,500.
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Royal Tailors of
Chicago
Royal Tailors
St. Louis
Royal Tailoring
Royal
Labor Day reflections and party shifts in Missouri politics
The draft notes Labor Day next Monday and reports Senator Stoxe saying disputes between Jim and Mr Folk are settled. Frank James reappears voting Republican. The Missouri Democratic Party faces internal strife, with Bryan poised for greater influence. The piece hints at Republican burdens not tied to Missouri.
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Stoxe
Jim
Mr. Folk
Will Mayfield College Opens With Large Enrollment
Win Maver Connect will open next Tuesday with the largest enrollment and brighter prospects than at any time in the history of the school. The institution is gaining friends rapidly for its meritorious work and will continue to do so. The location and surroundings are all that could be desired, and no parent will mistake sending a son or daughter to Will Mayfield College.
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Win Maver Connect
Will Mayfield College
Stampede to Polk draws Republican and citizen opposition
The Globe-Democrat voices concern over Republicans and good citizens lining with Polk. It argues boodle elements in the party ignore lines to back Walbridge, urging Republicans to unite for Polk and oppose hoodlums seeking defeat.
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Globe-Democrat
Polk
Walbridge
Pemiseot Argus
Republicans urged to back Democratic nominees for legislature
In close counties many Republicans are urged to vote for the Democratic nominee for the state legislature, citing that Democratic candidates are safe and that a Democratic legislature would ensure the return of Francis M Cockrell to the U S Senate. Cockrell has served nearly 25 years with a spotless record, trusted by Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Francis M. Cockrell
United States Senate
Missouri
Senate
Cockrell
Excelsior Springs Standard
Bryan Campaign Opens in Missouri With Rallies
William J. Bryan opened the democratic campaign in Missouri at Canton last Saturday and spoke at Butler and Rich Hill on Monday. Large crowds greeted him at each stop with about 6000 at Rich Hill, though towns only had 24 hours notice. He urged support for Judge Parker and paid tribute to Mr Folk, stressing purity in public office and the democracy in Missouri.
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Hos Willliam J. Bryan
Missouri
Canton
Butler
Rich Hill
Bryan
Judge Parker
Folk
Homes for Settlers in Missouri
A Missouri reader argues against moving to the Rosebud reservation in South Dakota. He contends Missouri offers ample land near the Iron Mountain line, with fertile farming country, timber, water, and a climate superior to the Dakotas. The piece mocks prize lotteries and urges settlers to choose local land, benefiting both residents and St Louis.
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Post-Dispatch
Rosebud
Raibroml
South Dakota
Missouri
Iron Mountain
Arkansas Line
St. Eeoats
St. Louis
Dakotas
Old
M. C. B. Post-Dispaten
Special representative sought by Blow Bros Co Chicago
A permanent position offers a weekly salary of 21 dollars with weekly expense advances by check from headquarters. Furnished horse and bogey provided when needed. Apply to Blow Bros Co Dept A Monon Building Chicago Ill for an established, financially solid business.
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Blow Bros. & Co
Monon Bldg
Chicago
Ill
Administrator's Notice on Estate of Joseph Miles
Letters of administration granted by Bollinger county probate court to W. H. Bess as administrator for the estate of Joseph Miles deceased dated August 8 14M. All persons with claims must exhibit them within one year from letters for allowance or be precluded. If not exhibited within two years from publication, claims will be forever barred.
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Joseph Miles
Bollinger County
W. H. Bess
Pink eye hits cattle in local districts report
Southeast News notes cattle pink eye outbreaks across multiple localities with prior losses cited. Doniphan Prospect News reports a sad accident at Gatsburg where a son of A Bo Alga was killed instantly by a falling tree limb. Charleston Enterprise mentions an old resident’s periodic drinking and a depot exchange about going to Cairo to drink. Dr Edward Bair, a snake expert, faces five counts after an affidavit alleges he treated patients with snakes for hire and issued prescriptions.
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Doniphan Prospect News
Gatsburg
P.N
A. Bo Alga
Texas
Green
Charleston
Cairo
Jane
Edward Bair
Bailey
Program of 8S Association at Old Mount Zion Church
The 8S Association of German township convenes at Old Mount Zion church on September 25, 1904 at 9:00 a.m. The program includes scriptural readings, prayers, and several lectures on Sunday school teaching and doctrine by Rev. C J Lintbaugh Rev. Jesse Page Rev I W Jones Rev A J Lincoln Rev J N Stone Rev H J Charlton and W X Nanney with benediction by I W Jones. All are invited to attend with Rev T W Jones and Rev C J L itmaccu as officers.
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German Township
Old Mount Zion Church
Jeff Limbaugh
Chotr
C.J. Lintbaugh
Jesse Page
I. W. Jones
A. J. Lincain
J. N. Stone
H. J. Charlton
A. J. Lincoln
W.X. Nanney
T. W. Jones
C.J. Litmaccu
Swindle Warned By University of Missouri Dairy Experts
Reports to the Missouri Agricultural Department describe a widespread scam by a “creamery promoter” who offers to organize a cooperative creamery and sell a $2000 outfit for about $3000. A smooth promoter uses hotel rooms, counterfeit or localsourced data, and persuasive talks to lure farmers. In Cassville Barry County a wary resident asked for expert advice and R M Washburn investigated finding the community nearly ready to pay 3800 dollars before action.
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Agricultural Department
University of Missouri
Cassville
Barry County
University
R. M. Washburn
Prominent Swindlers Target Cassville Dairy Venture
Missouri University officials warn Cassville is among many towns deceived by estaplished swindlers promoting a S20 plant. Even at a smaller figure, doubt remains about financial success due to nearby cow numbers and poor suitability of the surrounding country for dairy. The piece notes public reaction and mentions The Woman's Home Companion issue highlights and publishing details.
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Cassville
Missour University
Missouri
Local notices and a timber accident report
The item notes GB Crites cut his leg severely with a crosscut saw while sawing bolt timber recently. Dr Seabaugh advertises Anchor Brand Fertilizer and invites calls for supplies.
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Laws
T. GB. Crites
Lodge Notes and Local Happenings at Trace Creek
Our Correspondents report on a revival at Trace Creek Baptist church led by Revs W A Davanl and J A Dunkin with two conversions. Local visitors include G S Sample from Dongola and WW McClendon with family, while Dines Bess and kin visited Lodge. Roy Charles of Illinois moved to a nearby farm. George Ellinghose sold 10 acres to Juan Stixe for 350 dollars.
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Lodge
Trace Creek Baptist Church
W. A. Davanl
J. A. Dunkin
Hr. Miller
G. S. Sample
Dongola
WW. B. McClendon
M. B. Minter
Sundiay
Dines Bess
Peter Moore
Dent County
Marlaret Mouser
Grandma
Barbara Mouser
H. B. Miller
Clay Minters
Walt Denman
Roy Charles
Ilinois
J. P. Revelle
George Ellinghose
Juan Stixe
St. Louis
Sedowewichville News and Local Changes
Sedowewichville reports visits by Seabaughs to Patton relatives and friends. Eula Hahs visits home folks after staying with Mrs. Green near Jackson. Eli Hanners becomes a 13 pound baby boy on the 22nd. A. Hahs sells farm to France Hahs. W. S. Smith to move into a new dwelling this week. A. J. Statler to move into Smith’s old home. Blacksmiths remain busy. Elva E. daughter of D. R. Sea-
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D. BR. Seabauch
Abe Seabaugh
Patton
Eula Hahs
J. W. Green
Jackson
Eli Hanners
C. A. Hahs
France
Hahs
W.S. Smith
A.J. Statler
World’s Fair visits and local business notes
Weather is fine with cool nights aiding rest and daytime work. Misses Mary and Nora Clippard visit St. Louis relatives and enjoy the World’s Fair. Dr. J. M. Finney sells his firm to son Dr J Mc Finney and buys land in Whitewater. FP G Clippard and Gadfly tour the countryside. Lena Newminger and Andrew visit relatives in St Louis for the World’s Fair. George Elfrink sells listtn to Mr Simpson of Sikeston who occupies the place. J Dansen and family visit Mr Scharenbure. Miss Mary Elfrink is sick. Relatives and friends entertained at Geo Tenholder’s home. J Tenholder and M Van Doren repaired church windows damaged by last June storm. Health fair in the area. Johnny.
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Mary
Nora Clippard
St. Louis
J. M. Finney
J. Mc Finney
Whitewater
G. Clippard
Lena Newminger
Andrew
St. Louwis
George Elfrink
Will Mayfield College Opens Twenty-Sixth Year
A Marble Hill column notes Will Mayfield College starts its twenty sixth year next Tuesday with a large enrollment and bright prospects. The August teachers' examination finished, Rev Ed L Stovall attends with his mother at M T Williams's home near the college. Rev G W Tallent dies at his daughter's home aged nearly 77, funeral with Masonic honors held at Scopus cemetery. Ida Williams to teach near Marquand. Hattie Williams to teach at Morehouse. Hurrah for Parker and Folk.
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Will Mayfield College
Board of Education
Bollineer County
Marble Hill
Ed. L. Stovall
M. Ts. Williamis
G. W. Tallent
Hattie Williams
St. Louis
Charles
Ida Williams
Marquand
Hattie
Morehouse
Parker and Folk
Sheriff's Sale Under Traiserint Execution Notice
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Bollinger County Missouri under Traiserint execution against A Cazad and others. The real estate described lies in the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and other parcels in Township 29, range 2, to be sold at the courthouse door in Marble Hill on September 6, 1904, to satisfy the judgment.
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Wellipery County
Missiowri
Tome
Chandler
F. A. Chriist
M. A. Cazadrauististie
Missouri
etGen Fem
Piot
Vriday
Bublinger
Ecparthouse
Wayned Marble Hill
Gellinger
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Treas
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Springfield
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Leopold
A. GC. King
Bollinger Coun
Bolinger County Undertaking Co
J. H. Gratiam
Manacers
Litesville, Mo
Marelal Hill
Rosemont Hall
Catalors
I. J. Expressior
Bellinger County Undertaking Company
L. Farquhar
Luiesville, Mo
Margle Hill Press
Marble Hill, Mo
Toledo
Pick, Co
Corres
Lion
Lion Coffee
Woolson Spice Company
Idoco
Lion Coffee Woolson Spice CO
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