Democratic ticket announcements in Monroe County 1914
The Democrat party lists candidates for multiple offices during the August 4 1914 primary. In Monroe County candidates for Representative J P Boyd Collector D Rogers Campbell J Frank Crow George E Phillips J Sam Gwynn Jeff T Noel A A McKinney A Deaver for Judge Eastern District B F Vaughn John A Hays J Mat Grigsby for Probate Judge Penn Brace Thomas F Hurd for Prosecuting Attorney KE T Fuller Alex T Stuart William W Barnes James J Browning plus Marion County candidates John L Schnitzer W B Markell.
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D. Rogers Campbell
J. Frank Crow
George E. Phillips
J. Sam Gwynn
Jeff T. Noel A. A. McKinney A
Deaver
Democrats Redeem Pledges and Target Re-Election
The article cheers Democratic pledges being fulfilled and rapid progress for honest enterprises. It argues this year favors reelecting current Democratic members of Congress who have a record of what has been done and what should be done, better than any new candidate could.
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Congress
Civic duty urged in evaluating candidates for better government
The article argues that every citizen, regardless of party, must investigate the men running for office, vote for those most qualified, and work for them to achieve a better government. It emphasizes individual responsibility in upholding democratic standards.
Cabinet vacation debate prompts free time for talks
A proposal in Congress would fine or jail Cabinet members who speak at Chautauquas, despite a long standing custom of ministers touring Europe or America during vacations. The speaker argues the bill infringes the right to choose how to spend personal time.
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Europe
America
Congress
Monroe Sees Considerable Improvements This Year
The city of Monroe reports notable upgrades across public works and infrastructure this year. Officials cite concrete projects, funding allocations, and expected timelines enhancing neighborhoods, traffic flow, and services for residents.
Sipple at Moberly Public Schools named superintendent
Prof E M Sipple elected to head the Moberly Public Schools for the coming year. He is 35, Missouri born, with a wife and a two year old daughter. A University of Missouri educated administrator with extensive rural and city school experience, he comes endorsed by state educators and previously led Monroe City schools with noted success. Community praise and strong qualifications accompany the appointment.
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E. M. Sipple
Maberly
Sipple
E M Sipple
Board of Education
Moberly
Missouri
University of Missouri
University
Kirksville State Normal
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Illinois
Monroe City
W. W. Charters
School of Education
Lowley Watts and wife visit relatives en route to Huntington
Lowley Watts and wife of Brookfield visited relatives here on Tuesday while traveling to Huntington to visit kin.
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Lowley Watts
Brookfield
Huntington
Love of the Forest and Cemetery Dues Reminder
Gene Stratton Porter quotes urge learning forest paths and listening to unseen music. The Cemetery is in fine shape, but funding comes in slowly. readers are urged to pay dues to keep it maintained.
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Gene Stratton Porter
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the Democrat
W. J. Rouse
Monroe County
J. P. Boyd
Eastern
B. F. Vaughn John A. Hays
J. Mat Grigsby
T. Walker McBride
T. A. McGee
Penn Brace
Thomas F. Hurd
KE. T. Fuller
Alex T. Stuart
William W. Barnes James J. Browning
M. Kk, Curtright
Marion County
John L Schnitzer
W. B. Markell
Monroe
Leonard Haseman
Missouri College of Agriculture
Grigsby
A. F. Griffith
Bowling Green
C. M. Mears
Kansas City
J. M. Summers
Callao
Mesdames Angus and George
W.R. P. Jackson
Homer Jackson
Hannibal
R. D. Pearson
Jacksonville, Ill
A. L. Cruiser
Woodland
Classy
Hawthorne Heights
The
Conway Lumber Company
Love of the Forest
Palmers
Woodson & Jackson
Monroe Hotel
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