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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1909
Page
5
Dec 16 election will decide a long term franchise for the Metropolis street railway in Kansas City. The piece notes the forthcoming contest as unusually heated. It also mentions casualties from Thanksgiving football games and quotes Judge Latshaw commenting on hairstyles and criminal bias.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals enjoined Standard Oil from continuing control of its subsidiary companies. The firm has appealed to the U S Supreme Court as its last recourse.
The Daily Star notes the tariff bill will force the country to spend 120 million dollars more on clothing in the coming year than last year. It questions how tariff changes, if any, affect prices when the tariff itself hasn’t changed.
A Paris Appeal letter argues Democrats could win if Bryan Kalley Reed Falk Stone and others avoid missteps and stay united. It urges sticking to principle over personalities to oust Republicans and challenge protectionists in Missouri politics.
Hon William B Napton pursues a comprehensive authentic history of Saline County from early events to the Civil War. Bowen & Company hold the manuscript with Civil War era material already complete and rest forthcoming. The work, praised for its accuracy and engaging early chapters, promises a fitting memorial of the county's remarkable history.
A Missourian writes in 1909 contrasting religious and political ideals. He cites Jesus and Lincoln as guiding stars, denounces partisanism, and urges unity under God, highlighting immortality, universal fatherhood, and brotherhood. He signs as J. H. Berlekamp seeking Republican office.
Slater November 15 1900 editor Republican invites readers to exchange ideas through the county paper and promotes ordering Proceedings of the Third Annual Meeting of the Society for Scientific Revelation from C H Carson Kansas City. He clarifies no affiliation and offers the tip as a voluntary suggestion for long winter evenings.
Practical advice for farmers on matching horse temperaments, barn ventilation, and prevention over cure. Encourages neighborly visits, stock safety in the yard, and prudent equipment maintenance. Warns against neglect that fuels junk dealers and suggests humane feed practices for pigs.
Practical advice to farmers on cleaning up and maintaining a run down farm, bonding with sons, subscribing to the Missouri Farmer and Breeder for seed selection, soil fertility, livestock, poultry and fruit topics. The Republic offers easy subscription, with expert answers from Agricultural College authorities in Columbia Missouri.
Roy Kline living seven miles south of town raises onions and expects to harvest 600 bushels from two acres this spring. He projects about 75 cents per bushel, totaling roughly 375 dollars, but says the back-breaking labor makes the venture unappealing for another crop. Weeding onions is hard work, and Roy agrees it is a tough job.
An advertisement claims catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and cannot be cured by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally for blood and mucous surfaces, touting physician backing, testimonials, and a five cent price, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A sharp-tongued line notes that choosing talons over beauty marks a man’s self awareness and self-image, implying a candid judgment on vanity and strength in equal measure. The quip frames character by preference, pairing animal imagery with social critique.
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