Money Needed to Conduct the Democratic Campaign
Appeal for funds to educate and organize for the Bryan Kern campaign urges readers to donate to the Democratic National Committee. It argues the people must pay campaign expenses to ensure government by the people, warns against moneyed interests, and requests biweekly contributions with donor certificates. Signed by Norman E. Mack, M C Wetmore, and C N Haskell.
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National Committee
Bryan and Kern
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
White House
Kern
People's Rule
Democratic National Committee
Free America
Norman E. Mack
M. C. Wetmore
Finance Committee
C. N. Haskell
Cowherd Nomination Praised by Democratic Supporters
Missouri Democrats urge support for W S Cowherd for governor noting his broad political appeal, clean record, and likely competent appointments. They defend his win as legitimate and criticize Republican attacks, citing his strong local support in Jackson County and homes counties. News from Springfield Illinois reports a separate grand jury did indict 17 more on a race riot case and police actions.
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Democrats
Missouri
W. S. Cowherd
Cowherd
Judge Wallace
Jackson
Wallace
Republican
St. Louis
The
Globe ‘Democrat
Kansas City Star
Hadley
Huntsville Herald
Buying breeding stock to raise sheep this season
The article advises buyers to purchase breeding stock in late summer or early fall to have early lambs. It emphasizes healthy, thrifty ewes, weaning before turning in a ram, and grading up range ewes with a purebred ram. Dormant lines cover buying from commission merchants and proper dipping, with notes from F G King on sheep care. Toledo datelines report Grand Army of the Republic election results.
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F. G. King
Institute
State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
Toledo
Henry M. Nevins
Red Bank
N. J
Grand Army of the Republic
Mr. Nevins
van Sant
Minnesota
L. T. Dickason
Illinois
Unkindest Kind Sparks Taft Row in Kansas GOP
A Kansas Republican dispatch reports a hot internal battle over a state bank deposit guarantee bill. Congressmen and leaders criticized the declaration, highlighting Taft’s stance against the measure as he learns of his own party’s position. Walter H. Moss buys L G C Saunders drug stock and expands the business, joining forces with past partners. Misses Myrtie Longmire and Helen Morgan travel to Shelbyville.
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Kansas
Republican Party
New York Sun
Topeka
Sunflower
Congress
Taft
Louisville Courier-Journal
Walter H. Moss
L. GC. Saunders
Mr. Moss
Ltate
B. O. Wood
Tompkins
Walter Success
Medical Office Directory Snippet
Fragmentary directory note listing Dr J N Southern as physician surgeon and Dr A W Miles as eye ear nose and throat specialist. Mentions residence and office locations with partial telephones scribbled. text is damaged and hard to read.
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A. W. Miles Boss
Brown
Breeding Barn Posts Horse Prices at Rens
Two 16 hand horses weighing 1300 pounds each offered at 15 dollars for the season. Pasture access priced at 1.50 per month. Also Big Jumbo listed at 10 dollars. Breeding barn location cited as Rens.
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Rensealear
Campaign image used to back committee funding
A caption notes the pictured photo as the image used for the first monetary support of committees. The line implies the image serves as a promotional tool tied to campaign financing.
Miss Mabell Yowell and Ruby Saturday Visit City
Miss Mabell Yowell and Ruby Saturday are noted as visitors in the City of Flowers on Saturday with Charlie Bower also recorded as a visitor.
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Mabell Yowell
Ruby
Charlie Bower
City of Flowers
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Springfield
Ill
Oscar Dahlkamp
Joseph Fernandes
George Pohlman
George W. Dawson
Sheriff Werner
Wilbur Morris
Charles Walz
L. Cranston
East St. Louis, Il
J. Kent Hamilton
Ohio
C. C. Royce
California
J. F. Spence
Tennessee
G. Lane Tannehill
Maryland
Myrtie Longmire
Helen Morgan
Shelbyville
Pongo
Rela
Tugers
Thompson's Sore
Residence
and Robert C. Lubins
Thomas Hulse
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