Democratic candidates announced for primary election Aug 4 2008
The Democrat party announces candidates for various offices to be chosen in the primary on August 4 2008. Named are J P Boyd for Representative J T Wooden and George R Jackson for Sheriff among others including Jeff Noel for Assessor Jack W Davis for Judge Eastern District A G Shortridge and W M Meteer for Treasurer M W Caldwell for Surveyor E T Fuller J J Browning and A T Stuart for Prosecuting Attorney and P G Marr for Public Administrator.
Debased currency law blamed on Republicans
The speaker argues that the new currency law will create the most debased currency in U.S. history and recalls the recently circulated John Smith currency as proof, claiming it appeared during a period touted as prosperous by Republicans.
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John Smith
Democratic ticket urged for justice and national interest
Statement calls on every citizen who supports laws serving the country’s best interests and justice for all to vote the Democratic ticket, arguing against special favors for any group and appealing to broad civic responsibility.
Republicans Probe Missouri Books This Year
This year Republicans will not want to see the books. For nearly four years they have been examining Democratic books in Missouri and so far have not reported any bad bookkeeping or deficit.
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Missouri
High tariff foes gain no vote in Northeast Missouri
A Northeast Missouri observer argues that a high tariff harms individuals and questions why voters would back the party advocating it. The piece stresses the impact on local citizens and urges choosing representatives who oppose tariff barriers.
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High Tariff
Missouri
Revisionist tariff platform blamed on Republicans
The speaker accuses the party of promising tariff reform favoring a few and harming the nation. If Republicans intended real gains for the people they would have acted before the election. Their failure is cited as proof they plan no real help, yet they press the platform to mislead voters again.
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Ical Party
Republican Party
Harmony for Democrats Before the Primary
A call for unity within the Democratic Party urging supporters to back the strongest candidate who can challenge Republicans. The text emphasizes loyalty to the party and pledges to support whoever secures the nomination for county, state, or national offices.
Declaration to Independence Then Reflected in Philippine Rule
The text recalls the 1776 declaration of independence and notes continued struggles for self rule. It argues that a nation’s freedom was earned through blood and that current actions in ruling the Philippines provoke ongoing conflict and sacrifice.
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Philippines
Death of Grover Cleveland Noted as Loss to Nation
A city paper mourns ex President Grover Cleveland describing him as a noble, patriotic citizen of intellect and honesty. It notes a western mistrust of his eastern roots and calls his death a national loss. He is praised for fearless service in public and private life.
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Grover Cleveland
America
Tariff Benefits Highlighted By Republican Paper Trust
The piece notes Republicans gain from high tariffs and the paper trust collects profits, describing political and industrial interests intertwined with economic policy. It frames the dynamic as the party reaping advantages from protective measures while media consolidations profit from mass distribution.
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Paper Trust
Full dinner pail filled with air for workers
A line portrays thousands of working men finding their promised gains hollow as their earnings leave them with nothing substantial, suggesting disillusionment with labor and welfare promises.
Conservative Missouri Gubernatorial Booster Faces Cash Discount
A Jefferson City dispatch notes that Dave Ball’s gubernatorial boom in Missouri faces a near 55 percent enthusiasm discount from boisterous supporters. The message recalls 1896 and 1900 conventions where loud followers swelled Ball’s banner but votes failed to materialize. Local merchants are praised for advertising to boost town growth and attract shoppers.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City Journal
Dave Ball
Missouri
Ball
Pike County
Rogers and Thompson Sell Rugs and Carpets at Bargain Prices
Rogers and Thompson advertise rugs and carpets at real bargain prices. Local shoppers are urged to visit the store to view the selections and special offers on flooring textiles.
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Rogers & Thompson
Shelburna Fair Premium List Promises Fair Bargains
A premium list for the Shelbina fair announces the 27th annual meeting set for August 25 to 28. A large number of good premiums is offered and the management will strive to ensure a successful event. Items in the window start at $18.00. Bargains abound.
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Shelbina
Monroe City Fair Premiums and Event Dates
The Democrat lists premium items for the Monroe City fair and notes the big event spanning August 11 to 14. Jefferson Noel tracked political interests in the city on Friday while Mrs. Ernest Buckman of Brookfield visited relatives.
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Monroe City
The
Democrat
Jefferson Noel
Ernest Buckman
Brookfield
Ida Bastian Weds Ernest Hatten at Shiel Missouri
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. A. Bastian near Shiel on Sunday afternoon 2 30 o'clock the marriage of Miss Ida Bastian to Mr. Ernest Hatten of Spalding was performed by Elder B H Cleaver Canton. About thirty guests attended and a bountiful repast followed. The couple will settle on the Wm Rosser farm near Hogford on Salt river.
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F. W. A. Bastian
Shiel
Miss Ida
Ernest Hatten
Spalding
B. H. Cleaver
Canton
Wm. Rosser
Hogford
Salt River
New Home Improvements and Local Notices
New Things Dr W T Rutledge adds 200 feet granitoid walk front and side of home at corner Davis and Dover. J H Willis expands with 150 feet granitoid walk in front. Lewellen adds 2 rooms north of city. Mrs H A Utterback adds 1 room. Mrs R A Jackson barn built. Col W T Youell builds 5 room cottage on Dover between Locust and Chestnut. H S Lear re-roofs barn. Rogers Thompson advertise skirts and suits. Conway the Tailor, Lamar Wood returns from western trip. Mrs Laura Boulware and daughters to Calgary, Alberta for two to three months. Mr and Mrs Wood occupy home meanwhile. Miss Margaret Dobson visits from Hunnewell. James Martin loses calf in electrical storm. lightning strikes barn. Niagara Silk Gloves at Rogers Thompson. Dr and Mrs R E John of Stuttgart Ark visiting kin J S Scott family. Mrs Ray Moss visits Monroe friends. Mrs Vincent Huebsch visits Hunnewell. Wesley Gilkinson of Hannibal visits sister Mrs C A Noland. D R Campbell and wife visit relatives in Kansas. Alfred Jaeger Jr orders New Model Ford touring car. looks like a bargain.
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Lamar Wood
Bonnie Bride
Laura Boulware
Ida
Edna
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Mrs. Wood
Sodality Beats Clarence 14 to S at Christian's Park
Ball action Sunday afternoon ended with Sodality defeating Clarence 14 to S at Christian's Park. Joe Little stayed at St Marys Hospital Quincy with Rev Fr J Cunningham. he reports his friend recovering nicely. John R Carrico and Sam F Fry departed for Denver to witness Pow Wows. A country bridge near M D L Graham nears completion and Miss Anna Crisler visits friends near Indian Creek.
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Clarence
Sodality
Christian's Park
Joe Little
St. Mary's Hospital, Quincy
Fr. J. Cunningham
John R. Carrico
Sam F. Fry
Denver
Colo
People’s rights shielded from encroachments by capital
A concise statement asserting that individuals possess rights that must be protected against overreach by capital interests. The phrase emphasizes civil liberties and limits on corporate or monetary power in safeguarding personal freedoms.
Hon W S Cowherd to Speak to Voters Next Tuesday Evening
Citizens are urged to hear Hon W S Cowherd next Tuesday evening as part of a civic outreach effort. The message emphasizes broad voter participation and engagement in the upcoming election.
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W.S. Cowherd
Voters urged to choose candidates for the people’s good
A political appeal warns against trusting Republican promises and urges voters to prioritize national welfare and public interests over party lines. The message stresses accountability and practical outcomes for the country.
Rogers Thom Mens Work and I Sean Prices Listed
A terse notice lists Rogers Thom Mens Work and I Sean with prices $2.50 to $3.00 for items described as dens ra and related goods. The fragment provides no further context or dates.
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Rogers & Thom
Card of Thanks From Dierks Family
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Your sympathy will be cherished and remembered by us. G F Dierks and Family.
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G F. Dierks
Yom Yom Blackberries Highlight Local Grower
A local farmer, Jno R Carrico, known for his luscious blackberries, is cited as raising a preferred fruit variety. The brief note confirms his reputation through mention of the crop he cultivates.
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Jno
R. Carrico
Debased Currency and Political Critique in a Big Sale Note
The Carthage Democrat quotes a rebuke of the Republican platform for defending honest currency while accusing it of debasing the currency through millions of John Smiths and a pending 500 million issue backed by railroad bonds. The piece ends with a sales pitch advising thrift and a big sale from Wm. A. Sullivan, cash clothier.
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Republican Party
Wall Street
Carthage
School Board Seeks Teacher for Stone School Northeast
A Stone school district board seeks a qualified teacher as it posts a job notice. The item notes A. T. Griffith and Rube Martin, formerly of Monroe, now in Washington, D. C., passed through the city en route to Shelbina. Local ads promote men’s work shoes at two dollar and two fifty price points.
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Stone School
A. T. Griffith
Rube Martin and
Monroe
Washington, D. C
Shelbina
Kendrick Death Notices and Local Courtesies
Mrs D B Kendrick aged 34 died at her home near Hatch on Tuesday and was buried at Brush Creek. Miss Vivian V Veach left for Palmyra to visit friends for two or three weeks. Mrs E J Alexander and sister Miss Bertie Jackson visited Quincy friends. Thomas M Boulware and family left for Oden Michigan for several days. Miss Jacobi of Palmyra visited Monroe relatives. Lambert Hagan conducted business in St Louis earlier in the week. Mrs Tom Treaster and two children visited in the city before returning home. Brack Bristow now guides a fancy auto with others becoming common in the city.
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D. B. Kendrick
Hatch
Brush Creek
Vivian V. Veach
Palmyra
Thomas M. Boulware
Oden, Mich
Tom Treaster
Shelbyville
Lost finger of Elliott child after lawn mower mishap
The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Elliott found a lawn mower and amputated one finger in an accident at home.
Delicate Operation on Ebey Reported Success
Little Ebey son of editor Rouse underwent an operation by Dr. A W Miles for Ebenoid. He withstood the procedure well and recovery is hoped to proceed smoothly.
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Little Ebey
Rouse
A. W. Miles
Two Girls Born to Local Families in Brief Home News
A first child at the home of Mr and Mrs J H Conway and a daughter welcomed by Mr and Mrs James William Hagar mark recent additions to two local households.
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J. 8. Conway
James Wiliam Hagar
Quincy Visitor W. L. Bond Spotted Yesterday
W. L. Bond was observed visiting Quincy yesterday, accompanying local residents and meeting with city officials for informal discussions. The visit drew attention from community members and prompted brief remarks from organizers about upcoming events.
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W. L. Bond
Quincy
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Itor
Frank W. McAllister
J. P. Boyd
Sherif
J. T. Wooden George R. Jackson
A. L Alexander F. M. Nolen
A. D. Buford
Jeff T. Noel J. Curt Hill
Jack W. Davis
James T. Umstattd
A. G. Shortridge
W. M. Meteer
M. W. Caldwell
E. T. Fuller
J. J. Browning
A. T. Stuart
P. G. Marr
Ball's Boosters
Clinton
Conway the Tailor
Newsboy
Conway
Bastian-Hatten
W. T. Rutledge
Davis and
Dover Streets
J. H. Willis
Col. W. T. Youell
Dover
Locust and
Chestnut Streets
H. S. Lear
Rogers & Thompson's
Margaret Dobson
Hunnewell
James Martin
Niagara
Rogers& Thompson's
R. E. John
Stutt- Bart, Ark
J. S. Scott
Ray Moss
Vincent Huebsch
Wesley Gilkinson
Hannibal
C.A. Noland
D. R. Campbell
Kansas City
Alfred Jaeger, Jr
Herman Levy
St. Louis
M. D. L. Graham
Anna Crisler
Indian Creek
Wm. A. Sullivan
Kendrick
E. J. Alexander
Bertie Jackson
Miss Jacobi
Lambert Hagan
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