Congrerty and slate of county officers listed
A list of judicial and county officers including names such as M. J. Smith Jade Supreme Court M. Wooduon and W. W. Graves with roles as district judge superintendent of schools railroad commissioner and county officials like Henry Mungle probate judge W. R. Farrar collector and J. M. Zimmerman treasurer plus coroner K. K. Blaylock and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J- Congrerty
M. J. Smith
Jade Supreme Court
A M. Wooduon
Ass Judge Supremé Court
W. W. Graves
Superndent of
Bohools
Haard A. Gassay Railroad and Warehouse Com'r
H. R. Oglesby
London and Wilsons at the Smith Band Marble Hill Store
London and Wilsons in Marble Hill Missouri announce fresh seasonal goods across all lines. Aims to attract shoppers with updated ladies and gents furnishings. Groceries are fresh and complete. millinery led by Mrs Smith with latest styles and fair prices.
Paradox of a Flawed 19th Century Report and Local Politics
A Missouri county newspaper notes errors in a labor department annual report and map, citing miscounts of stocks, missing railroad lines, and unsettled school land fines. The piece also covers Henry Watterson introducing William Jennings Bryan to a large crowd, praising Bryan while acknowledging political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Aspenson
Missouri
Llinger
Cape Giardean, Perryville & Ste. Geneteve Railroad
Henry Watterson
Mr. Bryan
Loweville
Kynard
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Wes
Reform the government and restore democratic balance
A prominent speech pledges to reform not revolutionize the government, reestablish democratic institutions in the capital, and return authority to voters. It calls to remove autocratic rules from the legislature and to discipline lawmakers, while highlighting Roosevelt as the witness and Bryan as advocate. A related note recounts John H. Nolen seeking details on Niedringhaus campaign contributions and the missing appendix report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
Watterson
John H. Nolen
Labor Bureau
Tubbs
Thomas K. Niedringhaas
Nolen
Secretary of State
Bonse
Secretary of State oversteps on legislative reports
The piece argues no former secretary of state could legally remove or redact reports from the legislature. It notes the secretary’s unclear memory of such orders and asserts state records, not partial journals, reflect genuine proceedings. The writer questions Niedringhans and party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Republic
Swanger
Niedringhaas
Busch
Central Business College Items Sedalia Mo
Leslie Bircham accepts a position at Quinby Town with a large wholesale hardware firm. Maude Wilson takes a stenographic post at the New Sedalia Theatre. Holloway, Vallejo CA, appointed Postmaster Glerk on U S Navy with about 1500 yearly. will serve on Yorktown. Frank Sharp to New Bedford Business College Massachusetts earning 1500 yearly. E J Jones becomes stenographer for a dry goods firm at Daline Texas earning 15 weekly. J J Fryhofer takes expert bookkeeper post in Jeprin Missouri earning about 2000 yearly. D A Fletcher operates a major Typewriter Exchange at 150 North 8th St St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Business College
Sedalia
Leslie Bircham
Quinby
Town
Holloway
U. S Navy
Frank Sharp
New Bedford Business College
New Bedford
Marsachusetts
Daiine
Texas
J. J. Fryhofer
Jepr Jin
Missour
Fryhofer
D. A. Fletcher
North 8Th St. St. Lmis
Miccouri
Central Business College Ads and Local News Roundup
An excerpt highlights Central Business College in Sedalia Missouri offering courses and promising job placements for stenographers and bookkeepers. It notes high demand nationwide and invites readers to visit the college booth for scholarship arrangements. Local items include Will Phelps selling his livery business stake, moves and jobs, a baseball game win for Greenville, and railroad expansion talk toward Krallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kagsell
Central Business College
Fair Grounds
United States
First Claes
W. Robbins
Sedalia
Missouri
Sedgewickville Notes Open and Quiet Town Update
Our Correspondents in Sedgewickville report residents: W D Smith Thomas and Walker Statler left for St Louis for work. A newborn boy born September 20 to G F Hillis family. Mrs John Johnson remains ill. Doctors Blaylock and Statler busy due to local sickness. George Propst to open a new store soon. Infant of Oliver Hartle dies September 23. Public school opened Monday with teacher B F Seabaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Smith
Thomas
Walker Statler
St. Louis
G. F. Hillis
John Johnson
Near Here
Blaylock
Statler
George Propst
Oliver Hartle
B. F. Seabaugh
Reapen
Possum Creek News Roundup
Mrs. O D Richards returns from Greenbrier visit while Uncle Bird Francis and wife are ill. Nellie Lutes comes home from Loyd visit. Molasses making and potato digging are current tasks as potato crops look good. E M Winters of Calban Colorado writes health improving. send another note, Emroe Coxsrax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Possum Creek
O. D. Richards
Greenbrier
E. M. Winters
Calban
Colorado
Emroe
Coxsraxer
Tallent Community Notes From the Rural Dispatch
Tallent farmers prepare to sow wheat and haul slaves while Miss Ethel Mabuee leads the school. Union Light hosts Children's Day with a fine program and dinner. W. G. Kitchen tends cattle for C. L. Whitener. William Killian manufactures sorghum. Miss Sallie Kitchen visited home folks. John Long and family of Flat River visit J. M. Stone's. Mrs. M. Biffle returns home from near Greenbrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mabuee
Union Light
W. G. Kitchen
C. L. Whitener
William Killian
Sallie Kitchen
John Long
Flat River
J. M. Stone
Health update and a death notice for Mrs. Seacrease
Hiram reports health is fine presently. He notes that Mrs. Seacrease died recently, adding a brief acknowledgment of the loss.
Local News Roundup From Union Grove and Surroundings
Health remains fair as families report visits and illness notes Typhoid affects Mrs. Jesse Henley’s sister while Robert Bates and wife visited Histes's father Rev. Ross from Tennessee prepared for a protracted meeting at Union Grove starting September 20 Farmers harvest corn and prepare wheat sowing School opens with Prof Will Nanney teaching. good attendance Marvin Barks and wife visit Barks's parents Some youths attend Mount Zion church News closes with best wishes to Tum Pass A Win Ross
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bates
Dora Barke
G. W. Barke
Will Nanney
Marvin Barks
Local News From Trace Creek Area and Nearby Homes
Flat River visits Mr and Mrs P Hoffman and other relatives. Otto Watts visits his parents. Hon J M Welker is sick. Hoffman and wife Sanders and families attend Trace Creek church where meetings start. L Griffith loses mare and must kill her after injury. Mabuce sister Dorn visit Otto Muench and Union Light church. Mrs Charles Rhodes ill with heart trouble. Babies previously sick are recovering. Mrs Miles Moore and Mrs Stovall visit Flat River relatives. Brisvitian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat River
Hoffman
Otto Watts
J. M. Welker
Ed Sanders
Clara Rhodes
Hosea Hale
Trace Creek
L. Griffith
Fred Mabuce
Misa Dorn
Otto Muench
Union Light
Charles Rhodes
Miles Moore
Stovall
Local Folks News From Buchanan and Marble Hill
Glen Allen and many area residents are noted visiting home folks over the weekend. J A Berry finished federal jury service in Cape Girardeau and returned home. Emma Belchamber, recently in St Louis, heads to Essex for a trimming position. Maude Clippard taught in Marble Hill then visited. Families of Berry Gillilan and McMinn visited Mrs McMinn in Buchanan. Burford family back from two week vacation. Charles Cooper and Albert Myers visited Grassy. Rosewell Clay and Everett Tallent are ill. Rev W A Davault preached at Marble Hill Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
Prometheus
Local Lodge News and Moves in Town
The Lodge reports several members on a puny list with Owen Hahn ill at home. Rev Robt Graham preached at Trace Creek last weekend. Thomas Myrick finished lumber work for A J Besa and M Minter and will move his mill to Miss Barbara Mouser’s land to cut more lumber for her new dwelling and barn. Wash Stilts hauled sheep to Marquand. Mr Otto Robertson and Miss Katie Albright wed at the Albright home with Dr L Hall officiating. Ed Shell passed through Lodge last week and Deputy Sheriff Bedwell shared best peas at Lodge Friday. W M Kitchen visited the town last Sunday. Success to Tae Parsons OssravEs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
N. G. Hahn
Robt
Graham
Old Trace Creek
Thomas Myrick
A.J. Besa
M. B. Minter
Barbara Mouser
Otto Robertson
Katie Albright
Thomas Albright
L. Hall
Ed Shell
Bedwell
W. M. Kitchen
OssravEs
Local items note health, visits and deaths in the area
Loyd E Yount shows health improvement as locals recall a Union Light church diy program with dinner. D J Yount nears full recovery amid wheat sowing by farmers. Mrs M Farrar of Marquand visits sister Mrs Reagan. Ellen Mathews is very ill. James Lee family visits Mine La Motte. Amanda Gromer visits grandfather D J Yount. Some boys took rural route mail carrier exams at Fredericktown. Ira Wann, son of Philip Wann and wife, died at home in Patt Sept 28. burial at Slaybaugh cemetery in Limesville. condolences sent to Poco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee
Mine la Motte
Amanda Gromer
Marquand
D. J. Yount
Fredericktown
Ira Wann
Philip Wann
Patt
Poco
Bereville Brief Mention of Sitexe and Rhodes Family
Noah Sitexe and family of Belmont and Mrs Albert Rhodes of Bereville appear in a brief community notice. The fragment notes local residents and their connections, with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bereville
Noah Sitexe
Belmont
Albert Rhodes
Local Farmers and Town News Glimpses of November Activities
Mrs J Q Stevens of near Glen Allen visited her sister Mrs D K Bollinger Sunday night A J Beal and Charlie Swan attended the Farmers Union meeting at Zalma Friday and Saturday rank son of Zach Rhodes is very sick with typhoid fever D B Bollinger sold a fine flock of sheep to Walter Denman Pete McKelvey rents Henry Cooper farm and will move soon Taxpayers have seated the schoolhouse with folding desks Pupils should show appreciation by good work at school Amon Beal and wife visited relatives on Big Creek Robi Shotley and wife visited daughter Mrs Clara Haynes Joseph Rhodes wife and daughter may trip to Colorado in October Farmers finishing harvest preparing to sow wheat Will Bollinger bought two fine young mules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Stevens
Glen Allen
Mra
D. KE
Bollinger
A.J. Beal
Charlie Swan
Farmers’ Union
Zalma
Saturn Rank
Zach Rhodes
Rey
D. B. Bollinger
Walter Denman
Pete McKelvey
Henry Cooper
Clara Haynes
Joseph Rhodes
Colorado
Will Bollinger
Oastorrre
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Tick
Jyocratic County Ticket
William
Yount
Judge County Court
Commiey
Diétrict
Jag Ou Bra
Dretriot
Henry Mungle
J. A. Richards
R. G. Hartle
Juneau
P. E. Shell. Jr
W. L. Dunn
J. M. Zimmerman
KK. D. Blaylock
NewsArrivals
London & Wilson's
SMITH
London & Wilson
Marble Hill, Mo
Credit Court
Will Phelps
John Ward
Ones
Hiram
Buchanan
Vick Winchester
Greenville
Krallman
Camp 88
R Liley
White Hollow
A. B.C
Sedgewickville
Tallent
Union Ridge
Lodge
Castor
Ayer
Ates Oecere
Lowell of
Moore
Cale
Clark’s Hardware
Lutesville, Mo
People’s Bank
Lutesville, Missouri
C. M. Witmer
Geo. E. Clark
F. M. Wells
CHAS
Hobbs
Bollinger County Bank
Lutesville
P.M. Wells
B. Beck
EB. Clark
Burglar Insurance
Moster Scraw
Vale
Jackson Mansie Works
John H. Sander
C. L. Talloy
B. H. Bollinger
Paes
WM. Lages
Vics- Pass
J. W.blinkard
Casnimo
Bank OF
Zalma, Missouri
D. B. Corbin
D. F. Myers
Lao Slinkard
Cc. A. Sander
Pres
T. Robert Drum
CasmEn
J. A. Taylor
Vick-Paas
D. B. Hill
Marsie Hill
Capital
C.M. Witmer
J. A.sander
R. L. Robinson
J.B. Kinder
Robert Drum
Dean B. Hill
Yale
of Coloraco
E. W. Labeaume
G. P
T. A. St Louis
F. F. McNeny
Pine Biull
Art
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