Taft Sherman slate with Kansas officers and judges
Historical ballot list names numerous state and local officials across branches. It includes President Taft and VP Sherman, governor Hadley, secretary of state Swanger, state auditor Demelich, state treasurer Maring, attorney general Fulkerson, railroad and warehouse com Willer, judges Cox Meservey, etc. Also lists representative John Whittaker Bate, Holmes Hall, August Reker, J H Derlekamp, Ormond Hupp, Milton Alison, N Taylor, W I McCormick, Mullins, Parrish.
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John Whittaker Bate
Holmes Hall
August Reker
J. H. Derlekamp
Ormond Hupp
Milton Alison
N. Taylor
Prohibition Vote Counts in Saline and State
In Saline the recent primary recorded a single Prohibition vote. Across the state about 1000 Prohibition votes were cast, with the Saline Socialists receiving 7 votes and the state total reaching 330.
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Saline
Poor farm improvement proposal faces new general election
Republicans of Baline district push for county farm upgrades with assurances that buildings will be erected under proper conditions before they will vote yes. The coming general election will decide on the proposal backed by progressive Republicans seeking necessary improvements.
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Baline
Cowherd Governor Primary Fraud Allegations Rise
The piece alleges fraud in the W. S. Cowherd gubernatorial primary. It notes honest Democrats are shocked and angry but predicts the matter will blow over and that these voters will back Cowherd to secure a large majority.
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W. 8. Cowherd
Dr. Cowherd
Missouri shifts GOP gains in three election cycles
The article notes Missouri voting trends showing increasing Republican and decreasing Democratic shares over the last three presidential elections. It cites figures for each cycle and claims no historical reason to label Missouri Democratic, while mentioning Democratic platform claims about bank deposit security and a strong financial condition, ends mid-sentence with concern.
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Missouri
Platform promises access to bank accounts by evoking a man
A fragment notes that a platform is criticized for talking about a man without a bank account and for not promising anyone an opportunity to obtain one. The readable text implies scrutiny of financial inclusion claims but lacks complete details.
Missouri paper refuses to support Col Kerns in race
Col h GC Kerns of St Louis seeks favorable articles from Missouri Republican papers for his U S Senate bid. The paper refuses to print for him but discusses policy with county committee members and may accept biased advertising under the condition it will not endorse him. Doubt remains that such space will be used.
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Col. H, GC. Kerns
St. Louis
Republican Papers
Missouri
U.S
Probate Court Records From Multiple Estates Listed Actions
Probate court entries show bond filings and approvals letters issued witnesses appointed inventory filings and notices to publish for Henry Albert Ellis Ebenezer Jenkins William Garnett Mary L Conetly J E Bruce Clara M Kelley Jacob Margham Morell H Sullivan Joseph Dean Lee Emma Taylor and Patrick Holmes with orders to file inventories appraisements final settlements and asset distributions. wills filed and real and personal property left to spouses and heirs.
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Henry Albert Ellis
J. W. Field
Mary L. Conetly
J. E. Bruce
C. M. Kelley
Maria Kelley
Charles Kellely
Jacob Margham
Arlee Bingham
Mery Pearl Bingham
Morell
Qilner
Will BR. Kayes
Patrick Holmes
Four Big Money Thefts Target Federal Funds
Over the past year four major thefts drained public funds: 175000 from Chicago sub-treasury, 60000 from St Louis sub-treasury, 50000 from a mail pouch in Kansas City, and 3598 from the National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City. A Chicago teller faces arrest and investigators tie other Kansas City thefts to arrests of several African Americans, while the St Louis case remains the central mystery.
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Sub-Treasury
Chicago
St. Louis
Kanes City
National Bank of Commerce
Kansas City
Bound for Kansas Arch Butts plans December move
Bound for Kansas Arch Butts, long tied to the Toxo Potter farm, returned from Enid Oklahoma where he visited to woo his brothers. He plans to move there in December. Chaos. Frederick and family left for Greenwich Kansas Monday to reside. We wish them success.
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Arch Butts
Toxo
Enid
Oklo
Deedlel
Frederick
Greenwich
Kansas
Falls and Sickness in Saline County Headlines
Fragmented notes report Mrs. Mary Clem’s fall at Mr. Jas Sewell’s home with no broken bones yet possible internal injuries. Henry Nichols recovers from a blood poisoning scare after a wire scratch. The text also mentions travel, family visits, a Topeka death linked to an assault, auto plans, a top hog sale, and a Texan farm prospect, with several local names and places.
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Mary Clem
Henry Nichols
Rand
Nichols
Kansas City
Sailne
W. BR Meyers
Witter
California
Wile Creeap
McDoniel
Mimi News
F. J. Genner
Topeka
Gillam
George RK. Duncan
Oak Grove
Loula
Gilliam Globe
Bucklin's Arnica Salve Wins in Rural Georgia
Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga writes that a bad instep sore healed after applying Bucklin's Arnica Salve. He used less than half of a 25 cent bar and reports a perfect cure. Sold under guarantees at all druggists.
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Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklin
Automobiles Attract Crowding In Town
Farmers fear of new autos grows as Saturday visitors Robt Long and Dave Van Meter arrive from Kansas City in five new machines. They stopped near the courthouse on West Arrow, drawing a display of vehicles that would credit a lefty garage. New cars arrive so often they barely attract police, but in large groups they disrupt horses and riders.
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Long
Dave van Meter
Falivile
Kansas City
West Arrow
Court House
Electric Bitters praised by Mr. Frank Conlan in New York
A testimonial from Frank Conlan of 4386 Houston St New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver problems. It claims the remedy regulates digestion purifies blood and restores vigor to the weak. Sold with guarantee at druggists for 50 cents.
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Frank Conlan
Houston S&t
New York
All Druggists, Soc
Fort Worth Round Trip Train Offer at $23.35
The Chicago & Alton Railroad announces a Fort Worth Texas round trip fare of 23.35 dollars valid August 20 to September 80 with a return deadline to permit travelers to spend September in Texas Tickets and details available from M B W Stall ticket agent at the Alton Railroad Marshall office.
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Ft. Worth, Texas
Chicago & Alton Railroad
National Convention Farmers’ Union
Texas
W. Stall
Alton Railroad
Marshall
Best Pills Ever Sold Review by Ingleside Reader
After 15 years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B F Ayscue of Ingleside NC says Dr King s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at all druggists. 25c.
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Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
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Swanger State
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Alexander Burveyor
Mullins
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State Normal School
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