Local notices from Monday travels and visits
John Jayne and W F Shepard left Monday for Quincy to attend a business college. Robert Meriwether was a professional visitor in the Capitol of the Little Kingdom, Monday. It takes Money to advertise and it takes Advertiseing to build up any business. Richard Theihoff and wife of Be vier have been with relatives and friends in this city.
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John Jayne
W. F. Shepard
Quincy
Robert Meriwether
Capitol
The
Little Kingdom
Richard Theihoff
Bevier
John Davis
Stoutsville
Mark Hoblett
Mason City, Ill
W C T U Column Highlights Temperance News
The W C T U space notes the organizations strides with Ellan Shearman editing. It cites a 20 000 member gain and a World Tem perance Sunday rally in Lincoln Tennessee mourns the loss of Edward Carmack in Nashville a political death that spurs continued temperance resolve as the movement presses education and organization amid sorrow.
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Democrat
W.C.T.U
Ellan Shearman
W.C.T. U
Sunday Schools of
Lincoln
Tennessee
Tennessee W. C. T. U
Edward Carmack
Nashville
Two Billion Hints From Washington Raise Budget Echoes
Washington hints that next appropriations near two billion dollars as the nation grows and needs expand with world power status. The discussion recalls the billion-dollar figure from years ago and notes navy costs and Panama Canal expenses rising with civilization. The piece quotes St. Louis Times on national spending and mentions women owning about forty-seven percent of Pennsylvania Railroad stock, with dividends totaling nearly 9.44 million dollars. Mrs. L. T. Bell spent Monday with Bluff City friends.
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Panama Canal
Thomas Brackett Reed
Maine
St. Louis Times
Carnegie Confesses On Wages And Production Costs
The Quincy Herald notes Andrew Carnegie argues wage cost per unit matters, not rate per man, ridiculing protectionist wage comparisons. He claims U S steel output and coal ore are cheaper due to standardized mills and continuous operation, with testimony from other witnesses supporting him.
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Carnegie
Quincy Herald
A Dr usy Democracy A Dr usy Democracy
Democracy in Tennessee is doing its duty with higher education funding and better schools. More funds support farmers, veterans, asylums, and debt reduction without raising property taxes. Local visitors and kinship ties appear in a stream of brief society notes. Coal prices promoted by Lewis Nash, Buffum.
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Tennessee
Nashville American
Toe mounted as watch charm shocks Monroe readers
An amputated middle toe of Arthur Ely is mounted by jeweler P.Dimmitt to serve as a watch charm, a bizarre keepsake described as unique and possibly gruesome. Local social notes mention Ernest Buckman and wife visiting Denver, Ed Crawford and wife from Florida, and several residents visiting relatives or traveling to Quincy for family visits.
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Dimmitt
Ely
Local Ads Offer Wagons and Services Near Missouri
An old classifieds snippet advertises a limited time liberal discount on wagons and a shoes shine offer. It mentions J Kendrick Hassard, Mo 12-3 and Joe at Strean's shop, plus Dr Hornback an oculist and aurist in Hannibal Mo.
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J. Kendrick Hassard
Joe
Strean’s
Hornback
Hannibal, Mo
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