Miss Bula Brown Visits Delila Anderson in City
New London resident Miss Bula Brown visited Miss Delila Anderson in town on Saturday. Miss Mamie Buckman returned home from St. Louis where she had been attending school. Local dealer Jack Crawford reported harvest of oats and good quality in his area.
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Bula Brown
New London
Delila Anderson
Mamie Buckman
St. Louis
Jack Crawford
Hunnewell
Mr. Crawford
Missouri’s Bold Push for a Glitzy Capitol Ad Campaign
Missouri leaders vow to thrill the world with a grand new capitol, arguing a spectacular display will prove the state’s wealth, progress, and western leadership. The “show the world” effort aims to publicize Missouri’s rise and attract attention and investment.
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Missouri
Capital questions loom over Missouri history
Fragmentary chatter surveys the push to designate Jefferson City as Missouri’s capital. It references 1901 plans, a 1912 ballot, and a $4 million capi tol proposal with costs projected into years of interest.
Palmyra Beats Monroe 11 to 5 In Home Game
The Palmyra ball team defeated Monroe 11 to 5 at home on Sunday. Miss Mae Thompson returned to Stoutsville Monday after several days visiting friends in this city. Mr and Mrs Miller and their children from Canton are visiting Mrs Miller’s father J S Thomas south of town. Gunther's Hardware Store in Quincy burned Saturday.
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Palmyra
Monroe
Mae Thompson
Stoutsville
Mrs. Miller
Canton
Gunther's
Quincy
Packing the Supreme Court reminder of 1908
A compact survey traces 1908 newspaper debates on packing the Supreme Court during the presidential race. It cites Wall Street Journal editorials from October and November 1908 predicting court appointments and political power if Bryan won, plus general public reactions.
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Supreme Court
Wall Street Journal
Byran
Bryan
Treasury
The
Federal Court of Last Resort
Senate
Mercia
Taxpayers urged to back two ballot measures in August vote
A fragmented note urges voters to support two Capitol propositions in the August primary. It stresses a savings plan totaling about three million dollars, with a goal of two thirds approval to advance to the November ballot. The message uses urgent call to action and references specific dollar figures and timelines.
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Capitol
Jaters
Cyry
Boyz
Spa
Streans boot and hat shiner seeks big break in town
Joe at Streans, famed shoeshine man in Northeast Missouri, plans to expand his reputation to cleaning straw hats. He seeks the chance to prove himself by cleaning hats for locals. In Quincy, a young man named David Hamilton is under arrest for passing bad checks. The small sums involved highlight the mistake.
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Joe
Streans
Missouri
David Hamilton
Quincy
Wood guarantees Hyomei relief or money back for coughs
L. M. Wood advertises Hyomei as a cure for catarrh coughs colds croup and asthma with a money back guarantee. The complete inhaler outfit costs 1.00 and extra bottles are 50 cents, highlighting a simple breathing remedy.
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L. M. Wood
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Lace
West
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Clilen
Dolla
Clan Ly
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Congress
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Marion
Monroe, Ralls
Shelby Counties
Bel Phone
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Thos
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M. B. Proctor
Rutledge Asst
Cashier
Monroe City Bank
Thos. Proctor
BD. P. Davenport
J. J. Brown
P. W. Huston
W. B. Arnold
A. Jueder
W. T. Rutledge
Redman
W. B. A. McNutt
Wood's
J. N. Southern
Rogers & Ek Ae
Deval
AiMlee
Hollad
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J. D
Cobere Osteopathic
Iilee Prinetoe Baliding
Args and Merchants Bank
Monroe City Mo
Carital Surplus
Win R Yates
Pres
FA Augan
Vite-Pres
W Rop Jackson
John A Yates
J H Robinson
John Shearman
W W Longmire
TM Boulware
W H Carrico
Perelgn Exchange
Meriwethekr
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Wis
DR. Jams & Hull
Monimer City
Ato
Olfitur
Mosidenes Vonrae
S. C. Hampton
Monroe City
Dees
Prat
Lema
Svaliry Public
Billie
Dearborn
Chicago
U. S. Smith
Hannibal, Mo
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Akaeens
Chidat
Mi Co
Clurze
Scientific American
Colao
Torna
All Newadenters
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