Taft Victory Ticket List of State and Local Officials
The document lists presidential and statewide ticket figures with Taft as the candidate for president and James Sherman as vice president. It also names governor Herbert Hadley and a full slate of state officers including secretary of state John E. Swanger, state auditor Jesse Tollerton, state treasurer Wilbur Marling, attorney general Frank Fulkerson, and rail and warehouse commissioners E C Meservey. Local roles include representatives in Congress John Whittaker, judge Holmes Trail, judge Ormond Hupp, prosecuting attorney Milton Allson, sheriff Robert Taylor, assessor W H McCormick, treasurer A Alexander, surveyor W B Mullins, public administrator 8 T Wilson, coroner Dr I N Parrish, and other county offices.
County Court Seals Special Election On Farm Buildings
The county court has sealed off a special election vote on an appropriation for new county farm buildings.
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Naga
The Right Way to Face a Challenge
A compact, direct call to weigh good and bad points before acting. It urges decisive, manly resolve to assess options and proceed with determination.
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Quaredy
Run a business you built or tell others how to
The text discusses a paradox where a person skilled at describing or advising on running a venture often struggles to operate their own success. It highlights the contrast between knowledge of action and execution, suggesting practical limits to theoretical expertise.
Hal brushed aside by Democratic press over defrauded nomination
A fragmented critique notes Hal being dismissed by Democratic press after an office seeker’s nomination was fraudulently obtained. It questions how his supporters react to such commentary and hints at lingering injury and resentment.
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Hal
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Local Voter Reminder Amid Election Preparations
The writer urges voters to plan a few hours of thoughtful consideration on the president's name two weeks before the election, but emphasizes casting a vote on November 3rd despite confidence in the outcome.
Fallback gambler loses bet after Aryan meeting zeal
A man, carried away by Aryan meeting fervor, offered to bet two to one on his own edon. His stake fell from 500 dollars to 100, then to nothing as the bet played out. The old saying a fool and his money are soon parted proves true.
Taft Warns Christianity Guides Modern Civilization
William Howard Taft delivers at Carnegie Hall New York an address on Christian ideals and civilization. He asserts that no impartial study of modern civilization can neglect Christianity and the Christian spirit as the sole basis for hope, evolution of popular self government and social progress.
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Wm. H. Taft
Carpegie Hall
New York
The Saline Advertising Clash and Fear of Automobiles
A Saline editorial declares hard times do not apply there, recounting a week of refusing over 100 dollars in ads and a job, noting a past era when refusals drew asylum admissions, warning Republicans of worsening times, and urging motorists to respect signals or risk gun violence and legal trouble.
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United States
Lost Words From a Fragmented Page
A garbled passage laments idle youth and the lure of living off others. It contrasts a daughter who helps her mother with a daughter who wastes time on vanity, urging work and duty over indulgence and self indulgence. The fragment hints at social expectations and moral judgments about work and service.
Banking schemes spark party clash over deposits and risk
A political debate contrasts government backed deposits against private bank guarantees. Republicans favor postal savings bank control while Democrats push to guarantee deposits at taxpayer expense. Critics warn such plans would threaten the banking system and expose honest bankers to losses.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward Notice
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It asserts F J Cheney and Co of Toledo are trustworthy, lists Walding Kienan Marvin Wholesale Druggists of Toledo, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials available. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and price 75 cents per bottle.
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F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kienan & Marvin
Frice
All Drugg
Hall
Laprobes and Horse Blankets Advertised by Chase Co
In Marshall Missouri C L Reppeghagen promotes a large stock of laprobes horse blankets auto robes and horse blankets all made by the Chase Co with prices said to be way down and offered at any price the note appears as a local display advertisement from November 7.
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The
Chase Co
Postal savings banks proposed by Republican platform
A 10 year old may open an account with one dollar and no husband permission. Postal savings deposits would be held by postmasters with pass books and yearly interest, backed by government protection. Deposits up to 51 dollars earn interest. withdrawals follow Postmaster General rules. Tax exemptions apply and deposits go to national banks nearby for interest.
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United States Semite Committee
Congress
Tiree
Duereut
Sun Post
Tostwaster-Geiern
United States
Postminster-General
Taft and Pacific Commerce the Oriental Trade Empire
The article lauds William H. Taft as a principal architect of U S policy toward the Far East, crediting him with advancing open door principles, boosting Pacific trade, and shaping Philippines administration. It highlights Taft's Shanghai speech urging open trade, U S readiness to defend Chinese commerce, and the growth of U S export power in Asia under Republican leadership. It argues this era marks Greater America and warns against Democratic retreat from Asia's markets.
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Cheebeli
Mieathy
Herlije
William H. Taft
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Orient
Pacific
America
Japan
Ching
United States
China
Aoe
Jia
Shanghai
Taft
Far East
Pospelou
Philippines
PMT
Europe
Asia
Democratic Party
The Young Republican
The piece argues young voters since 1904 have the most at stake in future policy decisions. It notes their active years lie ahead and they shape business careers, urging them to compare current market conditions with those under the last Democratic administration and consider national policies’ impact on farmers.
The Tide of Prosperity
The Tide of Prosperity extols industrial growth and labor strength, predicting rising wealth through better fabrics and stronger structures. It envisions global markets, cheaper long term costs, and national progress, citing remarks attributed to Hon. James Sherman and Henry Gassaway Davis on political hopes and speeches.
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James
Sherman
Local resident recovering from pneumonia at depot area
A brief note indicates a resident near the C and A depot, north of that location, is recovering from a bout of pneumonia.
Dr Miles Antipain Pills for Headache Relief
Mrs Louis Lewhllyn of South Dakota recounts giving Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills to her son Frank Snyder and to others, noting quick relief from headache with no after effects. The ad highlights a 25 dose package for 25 cents and promotes wide pharmacist availability.
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Miles
U. S
Frank Snyder
Louis. Lewhllyn
Bouth Dakota
Br. Miles
Tim Rice
Aes Paowane
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J. J. Witt
William Howard Taft
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Herbert
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Jacob F. Gemellich
Secretary of State
John E. Swanger
Jesse A. Tollerton
Wilbur F. Marling
Frank Jt. Fulkerson
William W. Wilder
Supreme Court
Argus
Cox
Kansas City Court of Ap
Peals
E. C. Meservey
John Whittaker
Holmes Trail
August Reker
Berlekamp
Ormond Hupp
Milton Allson
Robt
N. Taylor
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McCormick
A. Alexander
W. B. Mullins
T. Wilson
Dr. I, N. Parrish
Harnest
Republican Party
Postal Savings Bank
C. L. Reppeghagen
Marchall, Mo
CilAiLd
Savines Fla
Wlaam H. Taft
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Pacific Commerce
Antipodes
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Spain
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Nethon
Socieng
Philipps
Philosophy of Development
Bryan
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the Young Republican
Henry Gassaway Davis
Parker
St. Louis Globe Democrat
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