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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
4
Gov Hoch of Kansas appoints F D Costes to fill the U S Senator seat after Bur resigns. The paper recommends reading the related story, promising readers a favorable and informative account.
The Democratic party in Missouri remains divided, with factions nearly split down the middle. The Jefferson City fight is described as a rough, near evenly matched struggle amid internal tensions and public interest.
The State convention last Thursday unified behind a capable ticket and an explicit platform. Saline lost two endorsements but nominated men of quality while H. W. Meusehke Pettis and J. B. McCammon Greene head the seventh district committee. Delegates praised the anti trust measures, road improvements, fair railroad rates, and law enforcement.
The committee voiced sentiment supporting the ticket and platform. Chairman T. K. Nie dringnaus praised the slate and declared confidence in presenting it to the state's voters to win in the upcoming election.
The Democratic state convention nominated H. A. Gass for state superintendent of public schools and H. R. Oglesby for railroad commissioner. The gathering ended without decisive votes on committee reports due to wrangling. Colin Selph kept Senator Tom Kinney on the state committee, while Harry Hawes beat Jim Butler for a committee seat as clashes erupted over credentials.
The document mirrors a Populist convention platform endorsing Roosevelt’s stance against trusts, backing a general primary law and Sunday closing, supporting poor roads, criminalizing railroad free transport to delegates, and backing Bryan for president. It attacks the Dingley tariff and endorses Democratic state administrations while praising Stone and criticizing the Republicans for closing wine rooms and racing tracks.
The Carthage press predicts a heated Missouri campaign with Democrats seeking a return to power and Republicans determined to stay. It notes the Democrats’ longing for state influence and Republicans’ confidence in a fair contest, while acknowledging their pasts offer no appeal.
A fragment discusses factions within Missouri politics. It contrasts Folk’s reformers and old guard influence in the Democratic Party with Republicans praised for law enforcement, clean administration, and strong organization. The piece notes internal tensions and a calm GOP climate amid party strife.
A historic claim states Woolford's Sanitary Lotion cures itching in 80 minutes and never fails. Sold by Tie and Fisher druggists. The ad emphasizes reliability and quick relief by a single application.
A reader from Minnesota describes swollen painful fingers and suggests inflammatory rheumatism. Dr Reeder from Laporte Indiana replies diagnosing rheumatism linked to digestion and uric acid, recommends lighter meals and large amounts of fresh buttermilk to counteract blood acidity.
Dr David H Reeder of Laporte Indiana and Mrs K i discuss a homemade constipating remedy for a four month old child using senna leaves and prunes. The letter endorses trying the juice with dosage by effect and cautions against prolonged use and to share information via the Home Health club.
The article notes very few Australians in the United States with most being born in Australia during their parents’ temporary residence. New York has under 500, San Francisco about 1,000 Australians, Chicago and Oakland have smaller counts. New York hosts annual fraternal gatherings mainly of traveling Australians.
A fragment notes a woman, described as the smaller sister, achieving triumph in marriage while also excelling in athletics and social duties. Her tall, queenly sister garners more general attention, yet the event centers on the victor in matrimony and her hosting at home for a close companion.
Announcement states $1.50 to Kansas City and return every Sunday via Missouri Pacific Railway. Good going on train No 37 at 4 44 pm and returning train No 34 leaving Kansas City at 7 pm.
C and A ticket specials list reduced rates for events in Boston Mane Cameron Joplin Mexico City Minneapolis Indianapolis and more. The note cites the Kansas City return fare of 1.60 on the Chicago and Alton line with round trips leaving Marshall at 7:21 p m and Kansas City at 7 p m and arriving back by 9 4 m, promoting all day in Kansas City. O E Hawthorne ticket agent.
A railroad style travel feature outlines a special homeseeker’s excursion limited to the South Southwest and West with liberal returns and upper privileges on fares. The notice promotes affordable travel packages and emphasizes flexible return options for settlers and prospective residents.
Fragmentary OCR text references property, approvals, and a Chicago area context. No clear actions, dates, or named parties emerge to form a coherent news brief.
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