Frazer seeks renomination as Marion County collector
Editorial notes L E Frazer, Marion County collector, will seek re nomination in the August primary. The piece praises his six years in office, cites higher tax collections, a strong revenue fund over 42000 dollars, and a well funded good roads program. It credits his Democrat loyalty and active public service.
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L. E. Frazer
Marion County
Frazer
Ius
Rrazer
Democratic Central Committee
Hannibal Morning Journal
A Profitable Poultry Ranch in One Acre
A Spokane woman managed a one acre poultry ranch for a year starting with 170 white Leghorn hens. She sold 22,079 eggs at 35 cents per dozen and earned 662.37. She hatched 1,300 chicks, sold 640 broilers for 320, and kept 540 pullets with 20 cockerels valued at 580. Net profit totaled 1,059.66 after expenses of 502.71.
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Spokane
Mrs Benj McElroy of Rensselaer Visits Kansas City Friends
Mrs. Benj. McElroy of Rensselaer traveled through the city yesterday on her way to Kansas City to visit friends.
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Benj. McElroy
Rensselaer
City
Kansas City
George W. Tooley
W. E. Shearman
Bank Stock Sale and Local Notes in Hannibal Journal
The report covers W. T. Ragland selling four shares of Farmers & Merchants Bank stock at public auction with Miss Lizzie Umstattd purchasing the property of the late Miss Sarah J. Jackson. The stock, with par value $100 and book value around $315, sold for $350, touted as a safe investment as the bank pays an 8 percent semi annual dividend and has grown consistently. The item also mentions medical services for H. F. Clark in Quincy, regional social notes, and editorials from several papers including Hannibal Journal and St. Louis dispatches discussing tariff policy, political figures Folk and Taft, and a science note on comet tails.
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W. T. Ragland
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Lizzie Umstattd
Sarah J. Jackson
Decesed
Hunters Prohibited on E. E. DeLashmutt Farm
A notice from E. E. DeLashmutt declares hunting is strictly forbidden on the farm. The owner warns violators will face enforcement actions and possible legal remedies.
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E. E. DeLashmutt
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Hannibal
W. B. Drescher
Jefferson City Tribune
Cleveland
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Folk
St. Louis
K. C. Post
Pascal Davis
Brookfield
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