Monroe County Democratic ticket announced for August 4 1914
The Democrat announces candidates for various Monroe County offices in the forthcoming Democratic Primary on August 4 1914. Representatives include J P Boyd. Collectors listed D Rogers Campbell J Frank Crow George E Phillips J Sam Gwynn deff J Noel A A McKinney A C Deaver. Judges B F Vaughn John A Hays J Mat Grigsby. Circuit Clerk T Walker McBride Jnc F Smock. Presiding Judge John L Schnitzer W B Markell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Rogers Campbell
J. Frank Crow
George E. Phillips
J. Sam Gwynndeff
J. Noel A. A. McKinney
A. C. Deaver
Democratic Promise and Loyalty in Congress
The piece proclaims Democratic governance as fair to all workers and opposed to big business oppression. It asserts President Wilson and Congress will favor legitimate enterprises, grant equal rights, and curb monopolies, arguing voters chose Democrats to end unaffordable tribute to trusts. It references the Second Congressional District and loyalty to trusted workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Democrats Vow to Re Elect Judge Rucker in Missouri
The text praises Democratic efforts and urges continuing support for Judge W. W. Rucker from Missouri’s Second District. It highlights a strong Democratic delegation and confidence in the party’s accomplishments and future work for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Rucker
Wilson
Democratic Congress
Missour
Second Congressional District
W. W Rucker
A Pleasant Trip Of Northeast Missouri Lumbermen
A pleasant trip by boat from Hannibal to Burlington hosted by the N E. Mo. Lumbermen featured J. W. O'Daniel and sister Bernadetta Rush Buell and sister Mildred Paul Robey Miss Jones of Paris J. H. Robinson and wife of Palmyra. The party toured Quincy Keokuk and Burlington with chamber of commerce escorts. Dancing feasting and scenic views framed a merry weekend remembered long afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N E. Mo
Hannibal
Burlington
J. W.o'daniel
Bernadetta
Rush Buell
Mildred
Paul Robey
Quincy
Keokuk
Wanted 100000 bushels of wheat Woodson and Jackson
Local notices mention a wheat requisition request by Woodson and Jackson. Several social items note visits by Mrs. Mary D. Lawrence in Kansas City and travel from Chicago via the Federation of Women Clubs. Other brief items report vacations, visitors from Kansas City, and a dynamite shot by H Benson to shoot a well with partial casing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Lawrence
Kansas City
Dora L. Halleck
H. ©. Benson
New Monuments J J Brown Magr and travel notes
Miss Mayme Hallock left yesterday for the East to visit Miss Kate McCardell in Washington and the Misses Bishop in Baltimore. She will go to Boston for a six week Emerson School of Oratory course with Miss Iola Harwood, then return via New York and the Lakes visiting Detroit and other cities. Joseph Threlkeld and wife and Charles Wheeler and wife of Shelbyna attended the funeral of Miss Bertha Smallwood last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Hallock
East
Kate McCardell
Washington
Bishop
Baltimore
Boston
Iola Harwood
Emerson School of Oratory
New York
the Lakes
Detroit
Jos. Threlkeld
Chas. Wheeler
Shelbina
Bertha Smallwood
Only a Nightmare by Dr Crowder and a Poison Plan
Dr Crowder, famed New York physician, grapples with a dream of poisoning himself after recalling a failed marriage to Ethel Wood and a secret son. He writes a last will and sends it to his old love, then collapses in his lab. A colleague reveals the episode was a nightmare and urges rest before a trip to Pottstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Crowder
International Association
Ethel Wood
Mtchel
Catiaf
New York
Pottstown
Tom Pillings
Panto
Tom Billings
Ethel
Ned
Fred
Daily Story Pub, Co
County Agent Key To Crop Improvement Efforts
The farmer must be taught and encouraged to adopt better practices. A county agent taking this role will need persistent outreach to persuade farmers to act on long-known benefits of crop improvement, similar to how salespeople win business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Seed corn and fashion gloves in early 20th century tips
National Crop Improvement Service urges treating seed corn like valuable livestock, noting its life and profit potential and sensitivity to neglect. The piece contrasts corn care with risks under unfavorable conditions and briefly mentions White Evening Glove fashions with elastic ribbons and pearl clasps to fix worn gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Crop Improvement Service
Corn smut control and seed treatment questions answered
W. W. Robbins of Colorado Agricultural College notes seed treatment cannot control corn smut. Spores overwinter in soil or manure. infection can occur at any plant stage, usually after two to three feet growth. One year crop rotation helps reduce soil spores. remove and burn smutted masses. heavily manured fields may fare worse. some corn varieties are more susceptible. Annie Weech of Indiana will lecture at Gracechurch on National Constitutional Prohibition, June 29 at 8 p.m., with a WCTU call meeting at 3 p.m. Local organization members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Robbins
Colorado Agricultural College
Annie Weech
Indiana
Gracechurch
Weech
Grace Church
Excursion Steamer Majestic Strikes River Intake Near St Louis
The Majestic struck the river intake near a rock chain above St Louis early Saturday and sank soon after. 900 excursionists had just been discharged at Alton. Marion and Mildred Underwood of Stuttgart Arkansas visit grandparents D M Proctor and wife. The Burlington expanded Main Street with a carload of crushed rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Marion and
Mildred Underwood
Stuttgart, Ark
D. M. Proctor
Wife
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Rouse
Mouroe Chey
Monroe County
J.P. Boyd
Eastern
B. F. Vaughn John A. Hays
J. Mat Grigsby
T. Walker McBride
Jnc
F. Smock
T. A. McGee
E. T. Fuller
Alex T. Stuart William W. Barnes James J. Browning
M. K. Cartright
Marion County
John L. Schnitzer
W. B. Markell
Woodson & Jackson
Cora Umstattd
Thompson Dry Goods Store
Shelbyville
Henry Drescher
Christian’s
Robert Peters
Agnes Campbell
J. N. Bradshaw
A .L. Nash
Palmyra
Hanly & Green's
Mesdames
W. M. Thackery
Wm. Young
Denver
Mrs. Turnbull
J. J. Brown
Magr
T. Over
Ralph Graham
Mound City
Bath Room
Saltzman’s
The
Main Street
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