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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
2
Howard county inquiry shows Fayette county seat remains wet while drys win by about 100 vote. Cement price falls to 3 to 4 cents per hundred pounds, ideal for concrete walks and houses. Campaign note worries Catholics favor Taft over Roosevelt, risking goodwill and widening religious tensions.
A Lexington Democratic paper brands Theodore Roosevelt as a demagogue and accuses him of paying for votes in a preferential primary with trust money. The piece denounces attacks on Roosevelt as unfounded, asserting he always upholds the people and the right.
A reflective piece questions Gov Howh's stance in Kansans and discusses Republican cohesion after Taft eras. It cites 1903 election figures, notes intra party shifts toward Roosevelt or Taft factions, and hints at Chicago actions influencing the fall campaign. mentions Bryan and new states New Mexico and Arizona joining the union.
The Kaleidoscope notes H Grindell Matthews and his aerophone, a compact wireless transmitter and receiver enabling voice transmission without wires. Demonstrations showed voices heard across walls and floors, with initial tests spanning seven to twelve miles from London to Newport and Cardiff, highlighting portable operation and the inventor's decade of work.
Massacred couple Jack Banks and his wife, once a farm couple near here, were among Liberia uprising victims. They traveled with a St. Louis group of Black Americans under an English syndicate arranging cotton work. Liberians opposed American foremen as land threats. English soldiers recalled to quell riot.
B F Prigmore of Sweet Springs Missouri reports great blue grass pastures in his region with few cattle. He says wealth of pasture means owners should hurry to stock cattle now to keep fields productive into fall, even if dry weather follows.
A sequence of light anecdotes from newspapers recounts a saying about fortune visiting every man, a courteous tram passenger's reply about letting a woman sit, Little Bill’s towelless face at school, a ladder incident in Philadelphia prompting a shopkeeper’s quip, leap year romance prudence, and an old timer recalling stricter dinner attire.
Resolutions of respect note the death of Tasso D Potter a respected brother and member. The report mourns his humanity integrity kindness and role as husband father and neighbor. It expresses sympathy to his family and reflects on mortality and the lodge’s loss to the community.
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