Wilkes By trotting horse offered for public sale
Fancy bred stallion Wilkes By 333 son of Red Wilk, bred by W. C. France Lexington Ky, sold at 82 000. Deep red bay, powerful conformation, famous trotting blood. Two past seasons in Atterbury Hiroe stables Marion Mo. Will stand season 5 miles southwest of Sharge City and 24 miles northeast of Clapper at 410 to ensure a living post. Pedigree on request.
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Wilkes
Red Wilk
Geo. Wilkes
United States
W. C. France
Lexington
Wilkeaby
Atterbiyy Hiroe
Marison
Wilkelry
Sbarge City
Buckman Brothers Bat Purchase Stirs Small Town
Miss Juliet Maddox of Monroe City visited relatives in town last week and purchased a beautiful bat from Miss Essie Rice, reported by Stoutsville Banker.
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Juliet Maddox
Monroe City
Essie Rice
Stoutsville
Piano Gift Brightens Miss Verne Youet Life
Col W T Youet presents his daughter Miss Verne with a fine piano from R O Ballard, while Mrs N J Baker of Clarence visits granddaughter Mrs J H Robinson. Wood Bros advertise paint as top quality. A sharp editorial notes a girl's good name is priceless. Capt L W Summers, state insane asylum steward, visits city and meets Senator W S McClintic.
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Col. W.T. Youet
Miss Verne
R. O. Ballards
Bilis Co. Times
L W Summers
State Insane Asylum
Fulton
City
W. 5. McClintic
Cook Sues Globe-Democrat for 250000 in Missouri suit
Sam B. Cook through attorneys filed against the Globe-Democrat for 250000 two hundred fifty thousand dollars with 100000 for actual and 150000 exemplary damages. The suit stems from a February article by The Old Politician alleging false affidavit regarding campaign funds. The case will go to the counties seat and be set for June term. Madison Times notes road dragging by George Hall improving two miles north of Madison. Ice cream soda mention ends the item.
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Moberly, Mo
Sam B. Cook
W. A. Rothwell
Moberly
James A. Reed
Kansas City
Globe- Democrat
Wieder
Cook
Tuntsville
George Hall
Madison
Hall
Madison Times
Primary Pledge Organize Now for 100 Campaign
The document urges Democrats to pledge attendance at primaries and to push for party control of policy. It emphasizes majority rule in party management, honesty in policies, and that the platform reflect prevailing party sentiment. It calls for cooperation to curb corruption and for readers to participate through The Commoner.
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Bryan
Pathons
Doleites
Burt Rapregen
Dreds
Orgranten
April Rain and Ruined Verses On the Town
Fragmented verse and oblique reminiscences mix in a dated voice with lines about spring weather and distant memories. The piece references a memorial, a funeral line, and a parish-like reading of life, including a family journey and a distant, reverent tone. The text reads like a collage of poems, letters, and memorial lines with regional dialect and scattered names.
Reflectivism in Bachelor and the chase through ages
A New York Press quote contemplates enduring stereotypes about women and men and the idea that aging, appearance, and love shape pursuit. It suggests women gain happiness from loving while remaining wary of social judgments, and men chase as a timeless dynamic in a dreary world lacking chances to show off.
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New York Press
Wanted Representatives for an Old Established Firm
Admission to a county and adjoining territories to represent and advertise a solid financial house. Men earn 21 weekly and women 12 to 18 weekly with expenses paid weekly by check from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished if needed, permanent position. Address Blow Bros. & Co. Dept. 5 Monon Bldg. Chicago 1.
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Blow Bros. & Co
Dept
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Paris
Lincoln
Nebraska
Cies
Caine
Wil
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Democrat
Henderson & Son
Colonial Creameury CO
ST. Louis
Missouri
THE
Atlanta Constitution
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Mead
Jen
Dern
Elie
Cao Bettie
Leon
John
Biltvil Csen
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Thapp
Funes
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