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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
2
A brief item notes the Republican county convention tomorrow and argues fewer campaign lies will improve reliability. It states prejudice against informed citizens is a public menace and will be reclassified as such by an enlightened public.
The Missouri Supreme Court last week struck down the shipper’s pass, ending free transportation for accompanying persons on stock shipments while allowing no free return ticket.
W. H. Cowherd, a leading Democratic governor candidate, aligns with the old guard. The urban reform wing distances itself and backs Judge Wallace for the office.
Every nominee for a county office must file his declaration for nomination by June 5. The notice corrects a previous date error and explains the declaration states the candidate will serve if elected.
The text argues that distributing wealth to maximize opportunity for all creates prosperity for the many. It condemns selfish pricing, urging balanced value in sales and purchases as a durable path to a thriving middle class.
If trends persist, Mr Hadley will draw Democratic voters as Mr Folk did from Republicans. The fall election in Missouri is projected to be the most hotly contested in the nation, per the Versailles Statesman.
The Brookfield Gazette quotes a judge stating that Mr. Cowherd’s reference to old time tried Democrats in Missouri reflects a longtime, seasoned party mindset. The judge notes he has held office for many years and is deemed similarly experienced in party history.
The Forest Service in Washington issues a circular on The Woodlet stressing every farm should have a surrounding wood strip and that sloughs and rough land be used to grow trees for wood. The residence trees protect homes from wind and improve surroundings.
Frank Heffernan of 8 sends a printed notice announcing his candidacy for Congress in the district as a member of the Democratic party. The missive outlines intent to seek the seat and engage in district issues within the upcoming electoral cycle.
Fragmentary verses praise water for life and vigor. Quoted lines celebrate its freshness brightness and restorative power. Aged and strong are linked to water as a life force, with imagery of morning light.
A speculative question envisions a fifteen story hotel in Marshall township with ordinary rooms housing four people each. It suggests such a structure could accommodate the world’s population, including China and India, implying that even vast missionary efforts would appear small by comparison.
In times pest there has been much kicking about the mode of procedure of political conventions. It visup w the voters now to get out on pri mary election days and do things right. It is up to you, Mr. Voter, to see that good men are selected for office. Don't stay at home and make excuse that everything was fixed beforehand. No more stuffed conventions, nor load ed caucuses. Just get out when the time comes and do your share of the voting.
The Gilliam Globe laments a slimy politician’s influence over county conventions and predicts delegates facing the people will oust him. The piece praises editors who demand open stances from candidates, calling for a higher political standard in Saline politics.
A Marshall newspaper letter questions labeling Republicans as common enemies, arguing that good citizens on any ticket share a common civic ideal. It contends honest differences of opinion exist and should be respected, despite disputes over public welfare and plunder.
Heavy rain and wind struck Arrow Rock on Wednesday night, reported by resident Alex Greis. He notes the weather was strong but caused no lasting damage or injuries, describing it as a typical storm for the area with little impact on daily life.
In Omaha on Sunday night Fred Witte partly opened a gas valve with an umbrella and did not notice. His cat Jim scented the fumes, jumped into the bed, and aroused his wife and himself. The family credits the cat with saving two lives.
It was revealed that W. E. B. Morrison, a popular Slater fireman, and Josie Johnson daughter of Joseph A. Johnson, were married last November at Liberty Missouri. The couple kept the event secret, prompting lighthearted jokes.
The Missouri State Beekeepers Association holds its annual meeting May 26 and 27 at Carrollton courthouse. Events start at 9 am with a morning session, a bee yard demonstration by A Finlayson on transferring bees and queen breeding, followed by a second day at the courthouse with a foulbrood lecture, a diseased hive exhibit, and microscope demonstrations.
Our State bee inspector M E Darby will explain the spread of the disease across the state. Several expert beekeepers will lecture on topics of interest to beekeepers. A wire screen hive cage will be shown in the courthouse yard so the public can see bees at work without stings. An expert keeper will open the hive to demonstrate bee activity. Hotel rooms are available at $1.00 with arrangements made for all. All beekeepers and interested parties are invited. Robert A Holekamp, Secretary, Missouri State Beekeepers Association, 4263 Virginia Ave, St. Louis.
Durwood Davis sprained his foot when it caught in a wagon wheel while en route to a high school picnic near Herndon Friday morning. He was left at Mr. Kings. Dr. Manning was telephoned for. Injuries not serious.
Ed ward C. Lewis, publisher of two women’s magazines, was acquitted by a Wyoming judge in St. Louis district court of using the mail to defraud related to forming the People’s United States bank. Six indictments remain, including a similar mail fraud charge and schemes to defraud the government of postage.
Notice to heirs and interested parties that William P acting as Guardian of the estate of Bsete Lace is appointed April 4 by order. The guardian will manage the estate, with claims against the estate due by a specified date, otherwise bar.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as an effective treatment for epilepsy, fits, convulsions, and nervous disorders. It claims cures for many patients and offers testimonials, urging readers to request names of cured individuals and contact Davies for treatment guidance from the Medical Co. in Elkhart Indiana.
A depiction of a model wife highlights hospitality, soft speech, and constant support for her husband. She guards private matters, respects family rights, cultivates womanliness, and remains sympathetic in joy or grief, avoiding bitterness.
A portrait of the ideal wife who strengthens under misfortune and softens her husband’s faults, writing love on every page of life. She creates a true home in a house and heart, a home priceless beyond rubies, with devotion and steadiness.
A fireless firecracker uses half a rubber bulb and a newspaper cover to pop. Inventor Martin Armatron, telegraphy teacher at Draughon's Business College, holds the patent and attaches the device to a cane end. J A Runyan tested a hammer style on John Kincaid near Eleventh and Walnut, with a patrolman declaring it a success.
A compact Kodak film development notice from McChesney Photographer urging customers to mail or bring films to Ac to have Kodak work finished promptly and carefully. The ad states the shop at Marshall and includes a practical call to action for mail drop offs and in person service.
A brief notice from P. Luse of 469 Worth St. indicates quick repairs on an oak fence.
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