Local Judicial Candidates Named for Fifth Circuit
Henry A. Neal of Charleston, Joseph E. Dyas of Paris, and John H Marshall of Charlesty announce bids for Fifth Judicial Circuit judge posts. All aims are subject to Republican judicial primary decisions as of the upcoming election cycle.
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Henry A. Neal
Charleston
Circuit Court
Sth
Joseph E. Dyas
Paris
Fifth Judicial Circuit
John H Marshall
Charlesty
Ignac Love
Cantillelas
Circuit
Judsestay
Local notices and road talk mix with editorial chatter
A fragmented column discusses advertising rates for notices, Lincoln birthday honors with $50,000 for a Lincoln Road survey, highway and road-toll questions, and a legal case hearing in St. Louis. It notes newspaper perception of towns and the need for local support, plus remarks on campaign duties.
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Senate
Lincoln
Washington
Gettysburg
Divisive politics and oddities in a sunlit era
A satirical collage notes threats of strikes by New York teamsters over rights, Taft rallying in Tillman era politics, a St Louis divorce plea over table manners, a $1 egging fine against Jeff Davis, and playful quips on beauty, pessimism, Bryan and a proposed presidential salary amid a claim the possum could not replace the eagle as national bird.
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New York
Sig. Ferrero
Tillman
Taft
United States
Hopkins
St Louis
Jeff Davis
Tafts
North
Bryan
Ilinois
Oregon
Gov Chamberlain
Senate
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
Wid
Bran
South
New York City
Cleveland
Roosevelt
True Measure of Success Lies in Character not Wealth
The piece argues that failing to strive for one’s best is a crime and that true greatness comes from noble character and patient effort. It contrasts wealth with a clean record and self control, warning that riches gained by harming others do not prove real success.
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Thos
Success Magazine
Remembered Christian lady of Marshall dies at 37
Rosela Godden Tingley, born April 9 1871 in Anderson Township, died January 18 1909 at her Marshall home aged 37 years 9 months 10 days. She married Frank Tingley on March 21 1880 in Marshall and had two children Luther and Dell, who died January 8 1898. A lifelong Marshall resident and Christian church member, she was revered for kindness to the needy and sick. Dell was the last survivor of the family in the note, and the obituary connects her memory to the local community.
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Rosela Godden
Anderson Township
Marshall
Frank Tingley
Luther
Dell
Christian ‘Church
Stomiser
Melrose Notes on Sunday Visits and Protracted Meeting
Sunday gatherings record visits among locals including Olle Thompson and Amy Trump, J B Thompson family, J B Pendleton family, Ford Thomson and Ruby, O B Thompson and family, and Elmer Snavely. A protracted meeting led by Rev Downey continued Sunday night.
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Olle Thompson
Amy Trump
Rev. . Downey
J.b.thompson
P. Co .Hasten
J. B. Pendleton
Ford Thomson
Ruby
O. B. Thompson
Asice
Snavely
Elmer Snavely
Léah
Shaffner
oRev
Downey
Seul
Biok Tassie
Opposition to postal savings bank bill delays measures
The Chicago Record Herald argues postal savings banks face defeat again amid strong opposition from state and local banks, savings institutions, and currency reform critics who fear government banking ventures. It notes contrasts with battleships and parcels post, and cites national finance concerns.
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Postal Savings Bank
Congress
W. E. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Central
South America
China
Philippines
Currency Commission
House
Invest Money At Home Warns The Argus
The Robinson Argus urges Crawford county residents with spare funds to invest locally in Oklahoma home lots while cautions those with small savings to proceed slowly. It recalls past boom towns like Wichita Garden City and Birmingham where partial payments led to blight and tax sales, advising prudence and home‑grown investment.
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Robinson Argus
Crawford County
Oklahoma
Argus
The
Wichita
Garden City
Kansas
Birmingham
Alabama
Loren Dale Receives 14 Year Term in Carmi Case
Loren Dale was given a new 14 year sentence at Carmi for the killing of John Falford. The verdict and sentencing reflect a severe penalty issued by local authorities in a high profile case.
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Loren Dale
Carmi
John Falford
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