Campaign money appeal for Bryan and Kern will pay by the people
The Democratic National Committee urges readers to fund the Bryan Kern campaign from their own pockets to keep elections honest. It decries special interests, warns against tainted money, and asks supporters to donate as much as possible, with regular remittances and certificates of gifts.
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National Committee
Bryan and Kern
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
White House
Kern
Democratic National Committee
Free America
W. S. Cowherd
Wm. J. Bryan
D. A. Ball
Judge Wallace
Judge Fort
Henry Staples
W. D. Vandiver
Gov. Folk
Democratic Party
Paris
W. J. Stone
W. S
Monroe County Baptists hold largest session in history
The Monroe County Baptist Association met Harmony church last week in its largest session in three years with large crowds. Rev. Taylor of Paris preached the opening sermon. W. C. Crawford was reelected moderator and H. H. Utterback clerk. Reports show 14 churches with 1567 members, growth of 57, $5900.51 raised for master’s work, $606 for district missions, and property valued at $31,840. Strother church with 57 members is self supporting. a missionary will be placed in the field this year.
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Monroe County Baptist Association
Harmony Church
Rev. Taylor
Paris
W. C. Crawford
H. H. Utterback
Pleasant Green
Strother Church
Baptists
Mercury
Politically charged Missouri Republican rants critique Foraker
A collage of editorials and partisan blasts from Saline Citizen and several Missouri papers attack Taft era Republicans and Foraker, accuse Hearst and Kansas City Star affiliates of bias, and mock political figures like Uncle Joe Cannon and Folk. The items expose intra party feuding, oil interests, and campaign tactics.
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Joe Bailey
Foraker
Saline
Popular Music Roll Offer and Young Marriage Notice
A music publisher advertises a postpaid Popular Music Roll offering 20 pages of sheet music for piano or organ and names of performers. Separately, Christie Black and Mary Yeager of Monroe City, both under 18, obtained parental consent and married at the courthouse with Justice R E Anderson officiating.
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Rud Knauer
Manila
Popular Music Publishing CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Palmyra
Christie B. Black
Mary M. Yeager
Monroe City
Recorder
R E. Anderson
Court House
Remarkable Card of Thanks from Smallpox Quarantine
A Hannibal Journal card thanks Kansas city authorities for quarantining a family due to smallpox. It notes meals were undisturbed, two weeks of sleep, and a cousin visiting with four children who left town upon seeing the smallpox sign, vowing not to return.
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Kansas
Hannibal
Missouri Liquor Law and Local Option Debate
Worth County Times editor Denny Seibert and family visited the city as a prominent Missouri Republican remarks that liquor regulation statutes were placed by Democrats. He argues that when the U S president sinks to ward politician levels, decent men should vote the Democratic ticket.
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Missouri
Union
Prohibition
Worth County
United States
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