Local Officials and Officials Names List
A readable roster of public officials includes Judge Argus Cox of the Supreme Court in Kansas City and ER Meservey as Judge of the Kansas City Court of Appeals. It lists congressman candidates John Whittaker and August Reker, state and county judges, prosecutors, sheriff, assessor, treasurer, surveyor, public administrator, and coroner among others.
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Supreme Court Argus
Cox
Kansas City Court of Appeals
ER. C. Meservey
Congress
August Reker
Derlekamp
Ormond Flupp
Milton Alison
Election crooks and a rising Higginsville phone firm
The piece warns that unpunished election corruption in St. Louis risks boosting turnout and inviting future theft. It notes Higginsville’s new home capital telephone company, launched last week with 300 subscribers while the old carrier kept only a few. A widower plans to marry after seeing a transfer of property to his daughter, alarming the bride-to-be.
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St. Louis
Higginsville
Paper prices and tariffs spark consumer question
In a debate summary the speaker argues that the paper trust remains a target of Democrats, yet newsprint costs fall as tariff on wood pulp is small. The proponent says Americans pay their share for protection and prosperity while the consumer bears no extra cost.
Vermont election yields Republican plurality about 29 thousand
The Vermont vote on September lut produced a Republican plurality around 29 000. It is the first election of importance and seen as an indicator of the national outcome. Returns suggest a reduced Republican margin next November and a likely drop in the East with a gain in the West. Missouri rallies behind Bryan but ticket prospects depend on him. Cowhield faces weak prospects.
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Vermont
Missouri
Bryan
Cowhield
The Marshall Republican: Value, Quality, and County Coverage
The Marshall Republican defends its price and quality, noting a $1.00 annual rate, wide county coverage by forty correspondents, and regular high quality serials. It argues it saves taxpayers money through watchdog reporting and warns against low value city papers filled with ads and copied news.
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Marshall Republican
Itsliza
Saline County
Tt Lea
Republican
Election Fraud Claim Sparks Governor Talk in Missouri
N F Weitman of the Civic League argues Ball was the rightful governor nominee if only honest votes were counted in the August primary. He urges Ball to run as an independent to expose election stealing, praising voters in rural Missouri and criticizing the old guard as Cowherd.
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N. F. Weitman
The
Civic League, Kansas Ciity
David A. Ball
Ball
Mr. Ball
Mr. Heltman
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wallace
Old Guard
Spirit of
Missouri Iu
Missouri Spirit Calls For Independence From Election Thieves
A Missouri call to action urges independence from corrupt city election practices. The missive argues for a bold leader to challenge fraud, possibly a special legislative session, and cites historical resistance to tyrannical rule. It blends a political plea with local event notes and two days of community talks and entertainments.
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Missouri
Moses
Nere
Farm Boys Encampment at Sweet Springs Review
The Farm Boys Encampment at Sweet Springs held over Thursday to Saturday camped on Springs grounds in two rows of tents under strict discipline. The outing, association, training and program were praised as highly beneficial with a detailed three day plan including enrollments, corn breeding, horse judging and lectures by E A Trowbridge and S M Jordan.
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Hoye’ Encampment Association
Sweet Springs
Springs
Marshall Folks Jest Over Whiskey Tale at Dry Town
Fred Elsen of Renken's Furniture visited Marshall and left lunch and whiskey in his buggy at the livery stable. On return the lunch was gone but the whiskey remained uncapped. He jokes locals have lost good whiskey since the town went dry and admits stomach troubles make him keep whiskey nearby for emergencies.
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Sweet Springs
Fred Elsen
Renken
Marshall
Bucklin's Arnica Salve Praised by J. W. Jenkins
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina says Bucklin's Arnica Salve is the best salve the world affords. He claims it cured a felon on his thumb and always heals sores burns and wounds. 25 cents at all drug stores.
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Bucklin
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
Administration notice for Alvin O Thomas estate
Letters of administration granted September 5 1008 by the Liew Probate Court of Sullivan County Missouri to Kate Thomas adminx. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance within one year. after two years claims barred.
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Alvin O Thomas
Liew
Sullue
Kate Thomas
Adm x
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Marshall Republigan
J. J. Witt
William Howard Taft
James Schoolcreft
Sherman
Herbert S. Hadley
Jacob F. Gemelich
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Jesse’ A. ‘Tolerton
Wilbur F. Marine
Frank B. Fulkerson
William W. Wilder
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Holmes Hall
Robt. N. Taylor
W. HH. McCormick
Rh. A. Alexander
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I. N. Parrish
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Miles’ Almannac
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Jordan
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Dean Waters
Geo. B. Ellis
Trowbridge
Iome Tallent
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GC. H. Eckles
Dean HL. J. Waters
State Board of Agriculture
Eilis
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Saline Pettis
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M. Jordan
Jood Rine
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Sirovane
Pepe O Odes
S&nam
New York
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Castoria
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J. C. Lamkin
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