You Never Can Tell and Folk Versus Missouri Politics
A verse on the unpredictability of words and deeds opens the page, followed by Missouri political commentary. Gov Folk denounces a split in citizenship while a Stone supporter laments defeat. Local notes mention visits and travels, and a long feature outlines U S mineral production growth from 1898 to 1907 with data on metals and other products and a notice about free distribution of related reports.
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W. J. Stone
United States
J. W. Folk
Folk
Missouri
Gov. Folk
Stone
Senator
Chariton Courier
United Stats
Geological Survey
Uni
Washington, D.C
Savey
St Martin's Day Weather Lore Echoes Across Time
The piece recalls St Martin's Day superstition linking November 11 weather to winter severity. It notes St Martin's life, conversion of his diocese, and his death in 397, with churches worldwide marking the day. The fragment ends with a local note about Dan Sharp and Monroe friends.
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St. Martin
Tours
Quincy Herald
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Bowe
Monroe’s Best
McFarland Bros
Monroe City, Mo
W. A. Patterson
Monroe City, VO
Live Stock Exposition Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Ae Hou
J. L. Lyon
C.B
Q.rr
Farmers
Monroe City Democrat
Monroe City
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
P. N. Jones
Hannibal
Isaac Melson
the Democrat
Washington
Roosevelt
United States Senate
New York State
Thomas C. Pratt
National
William L. Ward
New York
White House
Root
Ward
Chauncey M. Depew
Hughes
Louise Lyon
Gem City Friends
Ira Searcy
Bluff City
J. R. Hull
W. T. Rutledge
St. Louis
Ralph Graham
Gem City
David Riddle
Miss Verne
Oakwood
George Turner
Miss Grace
Quincy
Mate Scheetz Proctor
Albert Barton
Toolon, NL
W. A. Barton
Ely
Pete
Mat Humphrey
Mr. Humphrey
Mineral Products of the
St. Martin's Day
Dan Sharp
Palmgray
Monroe