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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
2
Joseph Albus of St. Joseph declared as a Republican candidate for state treasurer with W. F. Maring of Vernon county as an opponent. In Kentucky a deadlock broke when former governor W. O. Bradley won the U S Senate seat aided by four Democratic votes.
The Higginsville local op tim election faces testing in April term of the Lafay ette empty circuit court. A suit cites numerous flaws and mocks the election plans as if drawn by children. The penitentiary made bin der twine will be sold this year at 8 cents a pound in lots of 1000 and 80 cents a pound in smaller quantities, excluding freight to be paid by the purchaser.
A conservative editorial stance emphasizes fair framing of allegations without character assassination while pledging accuracy and candor for readers. The piece asserts commitment to truthful reporting even if it causes mild discomfort to some readers.
An after noon assault last Friday in Teheran aimed to assassinate the Shah of Persia. Three guards died and the Shah escaped by seating an empty car ahead as a decoy. Later that evening a bomb was thrown at President Alcurta of Argentina but did not explode.
A reflection argues that boys who read newspapers about local county news and daily events grow into better men than those who spend evenings on the streets or in vulgar gossip. Parents should ensure access to wholesome papers.
In a speech at the Canadian club on the 6th inst, Mr. Bryan warned against fearing any race's destinies, critiquing Democratic candidates in Marshall as not fully aligned and noting how some fear “negro domination” in the South, described as frightful by the Yellow Jacket.
In a partisan exchange, the Progress editor heaps abuse on Marshall and his supporters for backing local option while alleging the editor profits from dry literature. The dispute surfaces after the Democratic primary as tensions cool but linger.
An aged voice condemns ruthless wealth methods, urging honesty and decency in public life. The speaker contrasts wealth gained by greed with a life of bare distrust, warning that final wealth brings only death, conflict among heirs, and spiritual emptiness.
A seller offers a nice lot of four year old mules that are well broke and reliable. The ad invites buyers to call at the 20 L, 1, EORR location to arrange purchase.
The Republican state convention met in St Louis last Thursday in harmony. Taft was endorsed for president and Hadley for governor. Nagel elected national committeeman, with Hadley and others as delegates at large to Chicago. Senator Warner presided. the mood was conciliatory, discarding Taft anti Taft tensions. Niedringhaus pledged to abide by the convention result.
F W Latimer county highway engineer spoke for Sa line at Jefferson City last Friday during a convention to organize county highway engineers from 114 Missouri counties. State Highway Engineer Hill urged early work and noted only 3 percent of state roads are hard surface.
Postmaster General Meyer issues an order restricting liquor on mail routes. The directive states no alcohol shall be carried or stationed on routes used for transporting mail, shaping future contracts and carrier conduct. The measure aims to enforce sobriety among route personnel and ensure compliance on federally funded mail services.
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