Bryan Advances to U S Fame in 1900s Political Rise
The article chronicles William Jennings Bryan’s presidential campaigns from 1896 to 1908, detailing his 1896 renomination on the fifth ballot, his world tour, anti imperialism stance, and leadership within the Democratic Party, along with his later roles and activism in pacifism and prohibition. It notes electoral counts, travels, and key positions shaping his enduring influence.
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Japan
China
Bryans
Philippines
Bryan
Mindanao
United States
Taft
Wilson
Lincoln
Mary E. Baird
Perry, Ill
Byrans
Chauataquas
Nebraska
Bryar
San Francisco
James M. Cox
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Miami
Fla
New York
William G. McAdoo
Bre- Adoo
Alfred E. Smith
John W. Davis
Resolutions Committee
Charles W. Bryan
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the
General Assembly
West Virginia
GUMPS TALES OF A CURSE AND FISH FIGHT AT LAKE
A fragmented account describes the Gumps in a strange tale about a curse on a drinking well. The next morning they sober up and see a sad crowd of fish as they begin to fish again cracking for bait. The lake yields nothing stronger than water.
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Dan
Beon
Youngest Scout Troop Receives Charter From Eby
Eby scoutmaster of Troop Seven presented the charter to Spyker’s youngest boy scout troop. C D Wise and a local council member attended as families and leaders praised scouting’s community value. Fleming, new Spyker scoutmaster, pledged to build a strong unit under Ouachita Valley Council.
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C. D. Wise
Spyker
Mr. Eby
Congress
C. V. Fleming
Ouachita Valley Council
Fleming
America
Eby
Wise
H. P. Marks Buys First 1925 Caldwell Parish Cotton Bale
H. P. Marks purchases the first bale of 1925 cotton in Caldwell Parish from J. E. Talbert. The Salisbury variety fetched thirty two and a half cents per pound. Talbert notes the parish could improve cotton yields with better seed.
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H. P. Marks
Caldwell Parish
Caldwell
J. E. Talbert
Salisbury
Lillian Guesses Steve's Next Move After Theft
The pair map Steve's likely actions after a card is hidden and a burglar fears exposure. They plan safe precautions, anticipate a theft attempt on a lonely road, and discuss warning Jim and Katie without revealing Steve's identity while plotting a telegraph-related move.
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Stouly
Jim
Katie
Steve
Lillian
Telegraph Office
Ther’s
Lan “Illan
Farmer Reports Early High Grade Cotton Crop
A farmer with 100 acres planted in Salisbury variety reports an early crop yielding high grade cotton. The acreage and variety indicate a promising harvest and strong quality for the season.
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Salisbury
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