Hope is a Good Breakfast but a Bad Supper headline
Monroe City Milling Co. is cited alongside a proverb about optimism, noting a contrast between hopeful phrases and practical outcomes in a brief item. The note references two phones connected to the mill's operations without detailed context.
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McCord Stock Co presents three nights at the opera house
Fred McCord introduces the McCord Stock Co promising new plays never seen here and never again unless by them. Opening Nebraka is a striking production with a strong, well cast company and fine stage settings. Huntsville water prospects praised as curative with plans for mineral water development.
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Hadley Charge Reasserted On 1904 A B Association Gift
A Jackson speech by Mr. Cowherd charged the Anheuser Busch Association gave $12 500 to Missouri Republican funds in 1904 and a senate committee found it true. Hadley reportedly refused to prosecute. Hadley countered that Adolphus Busch acted alone. Sworn Busch testimony confirms Cowherd’s claim and undermines Hadley’s denial.
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