Pink Wee Rosies and Local Notices in County Paper
A collage of verses about rosie shows in Derry and Down with references to a Randalstown event. Local notices follow including Agnes Hanrahan in Lipplncotts, and a note about a book Fighting the Traffic in Young Girls. Public notices discuss prices rising, booster train in Hannibal, and residents returning from visits with family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry
Down
Randalstown
London
Agnes L. Hanrahan
Lippincott's
Earnest A. Bell
U. S
Sims
The
Cincinnati Inquirer
Outfit Free
James E. Sharkey
Sec'y
Plymouth Court
Chicago
Mill Horse Causes Train Collision at Katy Depot
Big mill horse, usually gentle, bolted when tied at the Katy depot. James Kennett left him unattended as a train approached, the horse broke shafts, tore harness, and collided with the iron horse. The incident tore hair from the bay’s hip as the two engines clashed in a rough race on the rails. Local notices include business visits and social greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kennett
Katy
Iron Horse
Mrs R L Hagan Leaves Missouri for Sister Frances Nelson Visit
Mrs R L Hagan departed Saturday from Barring Missouri to visit her sister Francesa Nelson, traveling for family reunion and to spend time in her sister's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Hagan
Barring, Mo
Francesa Nelson
What the Missouri Editors Are Saying
A collage of satirical notes and editorials from Missouri papers. Items mock political figures, discuss postal service costs, and recall humorous as well as critical anecdotes from across the state. Names of towns and editors appear amid brief vignettes and local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Complete Edition of Mr Bryan's Speeches in Two Volumes
A new edition compiles Bryan's public utterances from 1881 valedictory through world tours and peace congresses. Includes speeches on Tariff, Banking, Currency, Imperialism, trusts, elections, labor, and direct democracy, plus lectures like The Price of a Soul and The Prince of Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Minots College
London
Cuba
Japan
England
Gray
Arlington
Lincoln
White House
Taft-Bryan
Jefferson
Mr. Bryan
Mary Baird Bryan
Democrat
Monroe City
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend in Town
Mrs E J Carson of Palmyra visited her daughter Mrs Glenn Wood. Misses Mary and Katherine Whaley of Hannibal stayed with J J Brown and wife. Mrs C S Robertshaw spent Thursday with Quincy friends. C E Gillam was a business visitor in Hunneveill Thursday. Miss Hattie Umstattd visited Center friends. Mesdames James Marshall D Hugh Stevens and Gertrude Randall went to Hannibal to visit relatives. Mrs Elizabeth Bell Mason of Leavenworth arrived to visit relations in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Carson
Palmyra
Glenn Wood
Mary and
Katherine Whaley
Hannibal
J. J. Brown
Mesdames
James Marshall
D. Hugh Stevens
Gertrude Randall
James Boulware
Elizabeth Bell Mason
Leavenworth, Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cementiocks
Evan Smith
Claude C. Martin
Mesdames FE
E. Kratz
John Umstattd
Amos Cummins
Perry
Hannibal Commercial Club
Quincy
Brookfield Gazette
George McLeod
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bess Sharp
Hunnewell Graphic
Mill
Mound City
L. M. Wood
Jacob Rohr
Hunnewell
Anna Whitmer
Myrtle Carr
St. Louis
Mise
Teddy
Europe
Boonville
Sam
Atkins
Uncle Sam
Henry County Democrat
Apollo
Socrates
Kansas City Post
Brooklyn
Edward of
Platte County
Illinois
Richmond Conservator
Hyde
Dr. Hyde
Clarence Courier
Taft
Congress
Slater Rustler
Nelson
Farmer
Nelson Crews
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Memphis
Audrain County
South South
Brookfield
William Medcalf
J. N. Southern
W. T. Rutledge
Emma Brown
Helen Southern
Clark
Rensselaer
Mamie Halleck
Lou Owen
Ellen Brown
Quincy Friends
William Jennings Bryan
Monroe City Democrat
P.O
J. K. Dawson
Bell
C. S. Robertshaw
C. E. Gillam
Hunneweill
Hattie Umstattd
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