W C T U column urges Sunday Sabbath observance
The Democrat reprints a W C T U column by Bill L. Shearman urging continued opposition to liquor and Sunday activities. It calls for a week of prayer from April 26 to May 3, favors sermons on Sunday observance, and notes campaigns against Sunday banking and Sunday commerce. It asks readers to support these causes with utmost effort.
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Democrat
Bill L
Shearman
Woe. T. U
Friends of the Loras
District of Columbia
Woman’s program to improve towns and morals
A rallied program urges women to abolish noise and promote reading through traveling libraries and parks while protecting forests. It calls for public nurses, lighted streets, paved sidewalks, and removal of tramps, plus ending child labor, shutting immoral theaters, beautifying streets, and underground wires. It concludes with civic deeds proving women can make cities clean and wholesome. Also notes a Bethlehem church tablet and a declamatory contest on local option.
Home Again After Horse Accident Near Shelbina
A child named John Timmons was injured when a horse kicked him near Shelbina. He was accompanied by his mother and transported Saturday by ambulance in a county car on a cot. He survived the rough trip despite his leg injury.
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Democrat
John Timmons
Shelbina
Reas
Subscriptions Offer for Jeffersonians Magazine and Weekly
A special proposition invites agents to sell subscriptions for the Jeffersonians Magazine and Weekly promising substantial earnings. The notice notes wide readership and urges representatives to seize the opportunity and refer to official terms.
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Jeffersonians
Percheron Stallion Panama Record Details
Record No 35503 describes the black Percheron stallion Panama with crescent marking bred by C. B. Moots Normal Illinois foaled November 5 1901. Known as the Tooley and Son horse now owned by Madden Bros weight 2000 pounds exhibited at Madden Bros Breeding Barns four miles east of Monroe two miles west of Ely and one mile north of Hassard.
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American Percheron Breeders and Importers Association
C. BE. Moots
Normal
Ill
Tooley & Son Horse
Madden Bros
Monroe
Ely
Hassard
Saddle Horses Lovers Attend Louisville Conference
Dr S Maddox and Will R Buckman left Thursday for Louisville Kentucky to attend an American Saddle Horses meeting. From Louisville the Doctor will visit the Maddox family home tree in Georgetown. Foreman of Quincy as guest of Uncle Billy Foreman and Ivy McAllister hosted by Hannibal and Quincy friends. Judge Knappen in Grand Rapids sentenced Sterns Salt and Lime Co of Ludington to a 20000 dollar fine for rebates from Pere Marquette railroad on lumber shipments.
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S. Maddox
Will R. Buckman
Louisville
American Association of Saddle Horses
Georgetown
Maddox
Grand Rapids
Mich
Knappen
United States District
Sterns Salt and Lime Company
Ludington
Pere Marquette Railroad
Stuttering Ben Ignites Oil Measure Debate in Market
In Atchison Globe style, Ben calls out a grocer over full measures prompting a sharp quip about selling oil. Loren Yates, a business visitor, was seen in Macon on Friday as the scene unfolded.
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Atchison Globe
Ben
Jim
Loren Yates
Macon
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Columbia Herald
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John Settle
Settle
John Blue Settle
Home Again
Monroe City
Monroe City, MO
Robert C. Lubins
Stensselear
Thomas Hulse
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St. Louis
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Thomson, Ga
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Percheron
Panama
King Edelen
King Mammouth
Young Henry
Old Henry
Edelen
Captain Dewey
Jack Measure
Dewey
Black Knight
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Bob Lee
Kickapoo
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Joseph Foreman
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Ivy McAllister
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