Local Republican Announcements and Sheriff race notes
Announcements list Republican officials and a sheriff candidacy in Clark County subject to the Republican primary. It notes Sept 15 as a key date and mentions Charles S Short in Richart Township as a sheriff candidate. The piece also references Leonard Wood’s United States Army leadership and praises his career and service.
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George M Morgan
Clark County
Charles S Short I N_ Richart
Anderson Township
Wen Leonard Wood
United States Army
Hell
Wood
Congress
Turbulent U S House Crisis Sees Speaker Challenged
Amid a packed tumultuous session the speaker defied foes and urged depose him and elect a new speaker Culberson of Texas offered a resolution rejected by vote Many mourners wish he would resign but he remains speaker though stripped of key powers by removal from the committee of rules and control over committee appointments The chamber shifts away from party unity as Democrats and insurgent Republicans dominate proceedings
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National House of Representatives
Culbertson
Texas
Cannon
Committee of Rules
Ong
Cottreal
Planked Chicken Quick Guide for Two or Four
Simple method for preparing a two to four person planked chicken. Select a two pound bird, split along the back, flatten the breast, and cook skin side down on a hot plank with butter. Add hot rice between the chicken and plank, then serve with four flowerets of hot cock tea, corn fritters, hot tomatoes and a sauce of hollandaise or similar.
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de Vaeres
Antisaloon column urges vote to keep or close saloons
The piece urges Marshall Township to vote yes to remain anti saloon territory. It argues signing the petition harmed the community and lists twelve reasons opposing saloons, framing the issue as a moral and civic duty with references to law and religion. It contrasts supporters and opponents and includes a section titled A Lesson From Cairo.
Seasonable Household Goods and Seeds Sale List
A compact listing of seasonal specials including butter molds, sugar bowls, willow baskets, wash boilers, copper kettles, screen wire, onion and potato seeds, garden seeds, grasses, flowers, peanut butter, dill pickles, horseradish, and maple syrup offered at varied per unit prices.
Judge Butler cites whisky as common cause in 75 of 76 murders
During 1886 to 1906 Judge Butler of Cairo Illinois recalls trying 76 murder cases as state’s attorney or judge. He notes whisky was the exciting cause in 75 cases and records each event carefully.
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Judge Butler
Cairo
Points of Cat Worth Knowing
A humorous guide to evaluating cats for purchase based on breed. It notes long haired cats prize tufted toes ears and flexible tails while short haired cats emphasize eye color ear shape and head shape. It lists attributes for head eyes nose frame legs ears neck and tail.
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Wome
Seesing Europe Tour Recalled in Conversation
A Yonkers Statesman item recalls travel chatter between a caller and a couple. They confirm passing through Berlin and Paris during abroad trips and mention buying gasoline and replacing a tire during the journey.
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Europe
Berlin
Paris
Yonkers States
Help Me Noa Reflects on Love and Resolution
Fragmentary dialogue reveals a man confessing fear of marriage and love while a social scene hints at hesitation and resolve. The speech fragments convey tension between affection and commitment in a period tone.
Local Notes on Health and School Openings
Mrs Henry Bebee remains in ill health. Ten students wrote the final exam Saturday. Miss Bessie Thomas begins at Hughes Central. Bertha Guinnip to teach spring term. school starts April 11. Wheat growth slowed by lack of rain. Dr Graham adds a kitchen to his home. Aunt Juda Coons improves slowly after a broken hip. Mrs Emily Hackney declines with bronchial trouble. Allan Claypool and family now live in Trio. he partners Murphy & Claypool. Mayor Hudson returns from Missouri, now guiding village affairs. Rev A M Kirkland of Marshall spoke to bolster anti-saloon sentiment. Chris Coons family reports a fine Sayre Oklahoma farm. Ladies Aid Society of M E church meets Thursdays. selling aprons bonnets quilts. All Right represented in Herald again after long absence. Republican convention nominees listed: supervisor J W Davis. town clerk Emery E B Davis. assessor Henry Millhouse. collector S E Nay. highway commissioner W Menner. Democrats nominating: town clerk G Trefz. assessor Woods Nee-maty. treasurer Tommie Excol. constable Roy Hammbud.
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Henry Bebee
Bessie Thomas
Hughes Central
George Hutchings
Bertha Guinnip
Graham
Juda Coons
Emily Hackney
Allan Claypool
Trio
Claypool
Murphy & Claypool
Hudson
Missouri
A. M Kirkland
Marshall
Baptist
Chris Coons
Sayre
Okla
Jadies*Aid Society
M. E. Church
Allright
Herald
Blarney Helps Newcomer Find Bearings In Office
A cautionary tale shows how a kind word from a seasoned coworker can steady a timid new typist on probation. The head stenographer’ s praise restores confidence, helping her weather initiation stress and perform well in her first week.
Finest table syrup and seed potatoes sale notice
Advertisement-style item listing pure white table syrup in 2 lb cans at 10 cents and 5 lb and 10 lb tin pails. Also promotes Early Rose Early Ohio and Early Everett seed potatoes with prices 80 to 90 cents, plus a 25 cent offering.
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Hebron
Ohio
New Yorker
Michigan
Kentucky
Everett
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Charles Scott Pustisner
Post Office
Marshall, HK
Republican
J Ward Peck
Wildldam Kaipf
William F Taylor
W. English
Seymour Hurst
Antesaloon
Marshall Township Anti-Saloon League
Supreme Court
Bob Ingersoll
Builders Hardware
Shipe Hardware CO
Clarksville
J. W. Davis
Emery EB. Davis
Henry Millhouse
S.eb, Nay
W. ¥. ‘Menner
Democrats
Thielf Conceltion
Trefz
Wolands Nee Maty
Tommié
Excols
Ayer PU Iestor
Roy
Hatimibud Scomiulenlonst
James
Hooper
E. Main
Amradge
Avere
Marjorie
Bear
Toppincott’s
Sita
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