Bell Higgineville votes dry. four women delegates named
Bell Higgineville last Friday voted dry by a majority of 66. Four women delegates from the equal franchise States will go to the Republican National Convention. BR. N. Meador of Camville, a brother of L B E Meador principal, purchased the Central Missouri Republican at Boonville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgineville
BR. N. Meador
Camville
L. BE. Meador
Central Missouri Republican
Boonville
State Committee Seeks Quick Petitions for Fair Redistricting
The State Committee sends petitions urging prompt action on fair redistricting of congressional districts. They urge everyone to sign up quickly when given the chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Committee
Eruption Delays Attn to Mount Redoubt and Chicago Event
The Mount Redoubt eruption comes at an inopportune moment drawing little notice while Chicago hosts a rare entertainment offering. The Kansas City Star notes the juxtaposition as the eruption attracts minimal audience compared to the city event.
Letter on immigration reform by F. W. York
Blue Lick resident F. W. York endorses a practical immigration bureau and urges locating it in St. Louis and Kansas City. He proposes offering small land tracts to capable families and transporting them, with affordable sale or rent terms, to relieve city overcrowding and boost dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. York
Blue Lick
St. Louis
Kansas City
Smoking on Kansas City streetcars sparks hours of tie ups
Thousands faced inconvenience as smokers clashed over in transit policy. Dozens of streetcars halted for about an hour until a settlement was reached. The piece argues personal liberty, compares smoking to drinking, and notes many oppose smoke and chewing in public conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Republican Committee Debates Delegates Split
The National Republican Committee outlines delegate totals for the nomination race with 1 073 delegates overall and 640 needed. Roosevelt leads with instructed delegates, Taft trails with unconstrained votes, La Follette and Cummins conflict in contested ballots as the committee allocates seats, including New York's nine delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Han Aeteyeee
Taft
Othe
la Follette
Cummins
New York
Portable colony houses for the farm flock
J T Campbell describes profitable portable colony houses from New England Homestead. The 7x9 foot units, built with vertical siding and 4x4 hardwood runners, provide good air flow, weather protection, and space for 30 to 36 Leghorn hens. Fixtures are removable for cleaning and adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Campbell
New England
Hght
Republican ticket filed for Missouri August primary
The Republican candidates for state offices including Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner Supreme Judge and Court of Appeals Judge have filed their declarations for nomination. Names include A W Brewster Leon Quick John C McKinley John E Swanger A Pat Murphy Hiram Lloyd J H Mason Robert D Silver James J Alford Green B Cheer Edward Schrantz Dan Hoeffer Edward G Marah Wm C McCaull C A Denton Edward Higbee Stephens S Brown John Kennish C G Shepard Edward A Rosier Clifford B Allen Wm D Becker J P Nixon Argue Cox Howard Gray G A Watson. Congress filings by district noted and court business listed with local civil and criminal matters and election results on liquor sale in Saline county. Court adjourned to July 1 1912.
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Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
A. W. Brewster
Kansas City
Leon W. Quick
St. Louis
John C. McKinley
Unionville
John E. Swanger
Jefferson City
A. Pat Murphy
Rolla
Hiram Lloyd
J .H. Mason
Springfield
Greene County
Robert D. Silver
Charles
James J. Alford
General Assembly
Green B&b
Cheer
Shikeston
Miller
Edward Schrantz
Dan H. Hoeffer
Higgins Ville
Edward G. Marah
St. Louisa
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
Wm. C. McCaull
C. A. Denton
Butler
Hadley
Edward Higbee
Kirkeville
Missouri
Congress
Stephens
Brown
St. Joseph
John Kennish
Louis
C.G. Shepard
Caruthersville
Edward A. Rosier
Farmington
Clifford B. Allen
Wm. D. Becker
St.Louis
Sioners
W. A.wilson
County Farm
Criminal Court
Wm. Thompson
W. F. Wiley
Arrow Rock
Pile
K.M. Rennison
Blackwater
Joseph Lineberry
Reed Jeter
Henry Dice
Cambridge Township
Hiram Bailey
Jas
Duncan— Clay
Louie Blosser
Giles H. Kiter
Grand Pass
M. Hook
Charles Johnson
Liberty Township
C. W. Willig
Chas, Clough
Lenton Yeager
Marshall Township
Earl Hendricks
Max Haynie
Miami Township
John Sandidge
J. Tharnes
Salt Park
J. F. Evan
Seo
Glasgow Bottom
Gilliam
Cambridge
Saline County
General State Road Fund
Profit from purebred fowls over barnyard eggs
The article notes that selling eggs from purebred fowls at 1.50 to 2 per dozen yields higher profits than barnyard eggs at 25 cents. It claims 35 purebred birds earn more than 100 barnyard birds, highlighting efficiency of selective breeding for profit.
Poultry Feeding and Breeding Advice From Early Guide
Feed lime and charcoal liberally and avoid breeding from old fowls. Millet seed boosts egg production while lettuce is common hen feed. An incubator helps prevent unwanted eggs and lowers prices for poorer stock. Cat clover hay improves poultry health. high protein rations support production. A two-season breeder is past best and a lively, lice-free flock is essential. Alfalfa brightens yolk color, infertile eggs come from hens with no roosters. A careful study of yolk color and market demands is advised.
County Court Proceedings Adjourned May Term 1012
May adjourned term June 3 1012 with all members present. Criminal costs 235.32 ordered paid. Inquest papers for Louis Firemonth deceased approved and certified for payment. Appointment of E B Clawson deputy constable approved. Edward G Wilson assessor bond 2000 examined. Clerk presents receipts statement. court approves delay for neptoe ange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Firemonth
E. B. Clawson
Marshall Township
Edward G. Wilson
Turea
War Prices and Odd Commodity Costs
The piece notes wartime price talk but reports real prices: Tom Johnson bought two steers at 100 per head from F. H. Schrader, who recalls Civil War levels. Schrader recounts his father selling two 800 pound steers at 4100 after the war. Wheat at 3.25 per bush, corn at 1.00, hogs and 1% on foot. Butter up to 40 cents, coffee 6 cents, muslin 10 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
F. H. Schrader
Famous Stage Beauties Heal With Bucklen Arm Salve
A vivid claim that actors suffer skin eruptions blotches sores and pimples, but Bucklen's Arm Salve banishes them and makes skin glow. The ad asserts it cures lip sores chapped skin and bruises and removes rheum for a flawless appearance.
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Marshall Republican
J J. Witt
Bell
Hernon
Colony House
Ariel Leonard
Marshall, Mo
Republican
C. G. Page A, M. Gutmery
Arch Gregory
C. G. Page
J.P. Sustom
W. &. Nuston
J. ©. Lamein
F.charnsill
Aest
Coah
Cc. M. Buchner
L. J. Murrell
Leon Smith
J. G. Lamein
Hubton
J.P. Hubton
Elsea & Hains
Farmers Savings Bank
Marshall
Chipping Pointe
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Fisher & Gaunt
Aroha Lissouri
North Side Square
J. Vandyke
J. T. Fisher
L. W. Vandyke
Vandyke & CO
Bank of Saline
County Court Proceedings
J. T. Isbell
Jefferson and
Morgan Streets
I J. T. Isbell
Susy Corner
Gio
Kansas
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