Fourteenth Amendment Ballot Call In Local Election
The piece outlines how voters will mark ballots for eight constitutional amendments including pay for General Assembly members, road funding, initiative and referendum, and local revenue sources. It references the upcoming election Tuesday and notes the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from November 28 to December 10, 1908, with speaking dates cancelled due to weather.
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General Assembly
Brecon
Legislative Assembly
Supreme Court
Ore
St. Louis Court of Appeals
Courts of
Aire
St. Louie
Chicago
Honest business rule to avoid repeated deceit
A concise adage states that one should let no man cheat you a second time nor deceive you a third time, urging caution in dealings and vigilance against repeated dishonesty.
County Ticket Reminder: Tuesday Ballot Includes Our Candidates
County election notice urges voters to remember the upcoming Tuesday ballot. It lists the party slate and local candidates supporting the ticket, urging turnout and informed choice in the race across key districts.
Millinery Line Promises Pretty Hats for Every Bill
A lively pitch in a vintage millinery ad extols hats for every budget. The copy notes Missouri ladies favor stylish headwear, says voting is not their habit but shopping is, and invites readers to come in and be shown the newest arrivals.
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Missouri
Groceries and Prices in Local Market
A brief listing of grocery items and prices highlights a department with ham portions, prunes, evaporated peaches, breakfast items, oats, canned goods, Irish potatoes, and Saginaw bacon. It notes value with a local brand paying dividends in this department and mentions several price points and product names from the store display.
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Pricas
Caps and Gloves Trade Offer for All Ages
A sales notice invites trades of DOLLAR HILLS for caps and gloves for everyone from boys to women. A special lot of fall caps accompanies the deal, allowing sale of a regular 500 cap for Bho.
Heilprin cloaks and dollar bills in Marshall store sale
Marshall dry goods offer Heilprin cloaks and dollar bills to buy the prettiest, nobbiest cloaks at reasonable prices. Complete fall and winter stock invites careful inspection, with prices that encourage shoppers to leave with their dollars and bargains across the store.
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Marshall
Patriot Shoes and Dollar Bills Offer in Central Missouri
Shop promotes Star Brand Shoes with a Patriot Knife giveaway with every pair. Advertises wide selection of shoes, sandals, rubber boots, slickers, rain coats. Promises cash sales and small profits, no trouble to show goods, and claims customers get more value for their dollars in Central Missouri.
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Cople
Missouri
Stove advertising from Bridge-Beach Mfg Co
We are sole agents for Bridge-Beach Mfg Co Cook and Heating Stoves. With winter begun, come in and choose while stock is complete. Cooking stoves range 16 to 32 50 dollars. Coal heating stoves 4 50 to 24 dollars. Your Dollar Bills buy good stoves right here.
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Bridge-Beach
Comforts and Blankets Advertisement Notice
An ad showcases a sale of comforts and blankets including white shankets and white mankets with regular prices from 84 to 200. It promotes cotton down comforts described as luxurious for deep sleep and mentions various large market offerings and auction terms.
Pick of County's Best Ald Eona Oratory
The speakers' committee failed to secure Herbert Hadley for an Saline address, leaving Bryan as an exceptional orator. If you believe the country needs unicrd oratory, vote for him. Democratic politicians show worried looks despite claims of victory. Missouri has had one bank failure in four years, and he lows in that failure fell.
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Herbert
Hadley
Saline
Miseouri
Campaign appeal urges support for Republican ticket
A fragmented public notice urges Missourians to back Republican candidates in upcoming elections. The author praises certain candidates as capable and clean men and calls for full support to balance political influence and influence from Democratic orators.
Iiryan and allies seek re election in four year public vote
Fragmented text praises Iiryan as capable and recalls past four year gains totaling SSHO0,000. Questions why voters should not re elect them and mentions Sadley Awanger Gmolloh and Wilder as Republican State officials.
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Sadley
Awanger
Gmolloh
Wilder
Offilala
Thealiy
Fragmented OCR political tease hints at party victory
Fragmented lines reference Democrats and Republicans with uncertain predictions of victory and celebration. Phrases mention a Jeffers Democrat and a confuted opponent, but the text is garbled and lacks clear events or dates.
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Marshall
Unclear text prompts a challenge to voters and rules
Fragmentary content references voters and a call to consider changes before an upcoming event. It mentions discovery, inquiry, and a United Nations context but lacks concrete people places dates or actions. The readable parts hint at civic process, but specifics are absent.
Political standoff casts doubt on party control
The text describes a tense political battle with factions named Chadley and Folk. It suggests Democrats pursue control while Republicans are sidelined, with Folk appearing to hold a majority. The fragmentary lines hint at a broader power struggle and potential party realignment.
Tariff Debate Shapes TaO Vote and Hevain Rally
Fragmented OCR text hints at tariff talk and policy clashes affecting a TAO election. Citizens urged to vote for Hevain as debates over government measures and reform circulate amid confusion and opposition.
Place names and candidates for Senate seat misread
A garbled OCR fragment mentions candidates for United States Senate and references Lt. Gay and others. The text is indecipherable, with many nonsensical words and broken sentences, preventing clear identification of individuals, places, dates, or events.
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United States
Gay
Me Kinkos
John Boermist Sother
Strom
Plot twist in 1920s political drama unfolds
Fragmentary account cites Colonel Edward tit ler and Clowertion Both facing wrongdoing and a five year prison sentence, halted by a Supreme Court decision. The piece hints at Cowher's gubernatorial bid, the 6000 vote swing, and shifts in public support amid elite opposition.
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Edward Titler
Te Pels
Tbs Coutprny
Arrow Rock Debate Details Alleged Bribery Plot
In Arrow Rock the debate between CW Hamlin and John Whitaker repeated a tale of a bribery plot. Rail agent BR Mann allegedly secured support for Hamlin by promising to advance interests, then handed over the Fayette county delegation to Hamlin. Whitaker produced Hamlin’s Congressional record to rebut the claim.
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Arrow Rock Det
CW Hamlin
John Whittiker
Mer Whitaker
Hamlin
Ute Cooney
BR. P Mann
Mann
Lac Fayette County
Dent Bay
Whittaker
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