Free Seed Corn Offer Prompts Subscription Push
A Missouri publication promotes free quart seeds with new subscriptions to the Farmer and Breeder. It argues pure bred corn yields more per acre than scrub varieties and notes seed testing, yellow or white options, and a rapid exhausting supply. The ad urges readers to subscribe via Monroe City Democrat and mentions related local notices and personnel moves.
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Monroe City Chautauqua hopes to rival larger towns
Monroe City advocates a week long Chautauqua in North Park from Aug 21 to Aug 28. A 101 member business and farmer petition backs the event with a $1,400 talent lineup including Father Nugent and Glenn Frank. Season tickets for 28 entertainments are priced at $2.00. Audience accommodations are promised in a non-sectarian, non-political setting.
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Democrats urged to fund national campaign committee
The message appeals to Democrats to support the National Democratic Congressional Committee with money to fund campaign literature, speakers, and organizing work for a likely Democratic House. Chairman Joseph E. Ransdell asks for donations to Washington, D.C., noting Republicans are already well funded.
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Pension proposals spur debate on civil war veterans aid
A congressional bill proposes a retired list for surviving Civil War volunteer officers paying one third of their rank plus a service pension of 30 dollars a month for veterans with 90 days service and disability. Estimated costs range from 10 to 30 million for the retired list and up to 40 to 50 million annually for the service pension, fueling criticism that the moves are tax burdens rather than justified aid. The piece notes 1909 pension costs at 1,619,7300 dollars and forecasts reductions, while editors question the need for expanding benefits. Also includes brief social mentions of the Quincy Herald guests from Bisbee and local visits by Miss Maggie Short and F. D. Brownell.
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What the Missouri Editors Are Saying
A compilation of editorial quips from Missouri papers. It cites Gen Sherman, Roosevelt, Taft, Lorimer and Missouri GOP lawmakers, critiquing war, politics, and national policies with regional tone and humor.
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Alphabet thrills on Washington streets by Cockney carman
A London born Washington car conductor, famed for enunciating street names with phonetic flair, inspired three ladies to leave church on a Sunday ride. In Elk Street a farmer narrowly avoided collision with a passing fire engine only to have a wagon wheel damaged by a hooked ladder crew.
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