Political notes and press crossfire in Missouri news
A Southeast Missourian summary covers national concerns with Poland and Turkey, Missouri rail hearings, and a Missouri governor race. It cites Folk versus Folk rhetoric, battles over newspaper endorsements, alleged syndicate tactics, and corrections to a World list of Democratic papers.
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Smith Printing Co
Springfeld
Missourian
Sir Smith
State of
Missouri
Southeast Missourian
The
51. Louis
Too Much Roosevelt Dr J D Guedrey Resigns From Committee
Dr J D Guedrey a member of the Indiana State Republican Committee resigns his post and quits the field citing political changes under Roosevelt and McKinley eras. The report notes mixed impressions of his views on homilions and questions his record while hinting at public regard for his health and character amid ongoing party discourse.
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Roosevelt
J. D. Guedrey
Tnkiana
McKinley
Jackson
People power swamps machine politics in Missouri
A dated call asserts that public will, once aroused, defeats party bosses and machine influence. It argues parties cannot override voter desires, praising the Democracy and urging honest leaders not to oppose the people, who are described as sovereign and trustworthy.
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Missouri
Democratic Party
Teul
Ee Party
Fair week and a fatal hit by engine at Cape Girardeau
Southeast News reports Dexter fairs in progress and a deadly accident in Cape Girardeau where Ea Rendleman, 17, of Wolf Lake NL, was killed by a moving engine in Prisco yards while seeking work. The article also covers Tom Wills found guilty on a single indictment for selling hop tea without license, with a $250 fine, and Prof Hyde’s expert analysis from St Louis showing hop tea and beer have similar alcohol content.
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Ea Rendleman
Wolf Lake
Prisco
Cape Girardesu
Tackson
Tom Wills
Hyde
St. Louis
The Pleasure of Eating and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Claim
Advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and makes the stomach sweet. It is presented as a never failing remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach or digestive tract complaints, suggesting universal relief when taken.
Zalma News Briefs Tally Local Happenings
A.S. Ramsey family recovering from a month of illness. John Barrow in town on business. new buildings nearly finished as town grows. Sam Foltingbarger builds a new livery near the bridge. Henry Gaines returns from St Louis with a wife Mrs. John Simpkins of Indiana. John Cargle weds Miss Lucy Payne. Reg Helton marries. Jon James moves into vacated property. Mia Jobo Bing and children plan to move to Malden or Kennett. Whooping cough appears. Andrew Gaines moves to farm residence. Public well fund raised. digging underway down to twenty feet near the saloon. Dan Fish's wife and baby recover from typhoid. Corbin's sawmill at full capacity. Mahlan Cox road work. Marion Lacy's children ill with typhoid. Rev J C Hembree buys Wash Fields farm. P E Richards in town finishing road contract. Public school starts next Monday. one or two teachers to be hired. Births: Lifus and wife Sept 14 a boy. Alfred Baker family welcom e baby boy born recently. Arthur Baker’s wife and daughter back from Cairo Ill. Grace Crow of Marble Hill visits J A Slagle.
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A.S. Ramsey
Nickneas
John Barrow
Brownwood
Sam Foltingbarger
Ray
Henry Gaines
St. Louis
John Simpkins
Indiana
John Cargle
Lucy Payne
Reg
Helton
Jon James
John King
Mia
Jébo Bing
Malden
Kennett
Andrew Gaines
Dan Fish
Corbin
Mahlan Cox
Marion Lacy
J. C. Hembree
Wash Fields
P. E. Richards
Latesville
Lifus Jones
Alfred Baker
Arthur Baker
Cairo
Lil
Grace Crow
Marble Hill
J. A. Slagle
C. Coox
Pupils at Academy Must Buy Key Textbooks
First term entrants in regular courses must obtain listed volumes: Principles of Practice and Utility, Composition Literature Scott and America, and Literature Painter. Latin optional.
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Scott &K
America
Sheriff's sale notices in Bollinger County Missouri 1903 04
Two sheriff sale notices authorized by circuit court writs describe seizures of real estate in Bollinger County Missouri. One targets J Gouge with 24 property rights across sections in township 2% range 1 east and schedules sale September 18 1905 at Marble Hill courthouse. The other, issued in Cape Girardeau County, lists John A Miller and Jane M Cartwright with 160 total acres in sections 6 31 township 29 30 north range 11 east, sale date September 38 1908 at Marble Hill courthouse.
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Bollinger County
Missouri
J. W. Slinkard
J. Gouge
Bol- Inger
Marble Hill
Bollinger
Wader
Minsouri
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Shariff
Sheriff Seizes Miller Cartwright Property Under 1904 Writ
Under a general execution issued from Carter County Missouri the sheriff levied on John A. Miller’s interest in real estate in Bollinger County. The tract includes the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section seven in township twenty seven north range eleven east totaling eighty acres. Additional parcel consists of part of Lot 1 in the northwest quadrant of section seven in the same township and range, bounded from the northwest corner of Lot 1 onward.
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Cape Girardeau County
Missouri
Aultman Company
John A. Miller
Janes M. Cartwright
Bollinger County
Bate
Twentynine
Marble Hil
Bollinger
Dassouri
Cape
Trardéau County
James M. Cartwright
Arade
Mimouri
Cormar
Boxoboe's German Syrup Offers Cough Cure Claim
Advert says Boxoboe's German Syrup uniquely relieves consumption with pure tar extracts endorsed by medical congresses. Claims relief from throat or lung disease at night and in morning, plus rest, healing, and fresh air. Small bottle 25 cents, large 75 cents, at Dr McAnally's.
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Boxoboe
5. M. McAnally
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