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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
2
A fragmented notice lists an office location at Hernon 26 and a residence at Bell 496, outlining a telephoree related reference. The readable details indicate property or address entries with two distinct numeric identifiers.
Higgineville announces airship displays to run August 20 and 21 at the town fair. Local organizers, merchants, and visitors anticipate aerial demonstrations and static showcases, highlighting regional innovation.
Sweet Springs plans a county fair style street event on September 4 6 and 7 with appointed committees. The organizers describe it as a big community occasion featuring traditional fair elements.
Miami Republicans discuss Mr. Rougecit's nomination prospects with veteran support. B. P. Sullivan, a longtime Republican, says he will vote for Teddy whether he runs. C. H. Nichols, another elder party member, echoes the stance.
The piece notes Republicans are divided on support for Col. Race Welt with many awaiting the platform. Some plan to fish, others will vote straight as usual while the Tepurlcao stays indecisive for weeks. The writer intends to choose a course after careful study.
A recent offer promotes a nationwide vote on a Single Tax Amendment next November. The writer warns of backing by a socialist attorney and reform-minded allies, arguing the proposal harms welfare since over half would gain tax exemptions. Previous meetings in 1000 shifted beliefs to oppose, urging scrutiny of backers. Hunt him.
The GOP bill redraws senatorial lines to be compact and contiguous with counties grouped for near 66 000 population. It aims at non partisan fairness, keeps cities to be drawn by judges, and assigns twelve seats to Democrats and twelve to Republicans outside St. Louis and Kansas City, with a map shown.
A county observes rapid silo construction in western areas as farms prepare for a busy Fourth of July. Visitors arrive for barbecuing meat on a government lot, with large quantities of food planned. The town marks a quiet office day for the holiday while inviting readers to renew subscriptions and enjoy Sunday exhibitions.
The Supreme Court reversed a several year partition suit decided for the plaintiff in our circuit court. Eva May Acord sued Eva Lyne Beatty. the deed issue for who was granted a judgment in the circuit court was ruled against on appeal.
The Wright brothers, famed aviators, abstain from any flights on Sunday, choosing to honor a personal vow. They explicitly refuse to operate aircraft that day, signaling a public stand on rest and tradition amid rapid aviation advances.
Round About notes Slater has 43 dwellings under construction and reports widespread blight among fruit trees this spring. The blight is attributed to an insect laying eggs in small limbs, causing branches to wither and die.
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