Roosevelt Triumph Mirrored In Missouri and Nation
The piece reflects on Roosevelt’s re election and Folk’s Missouri governorship as a triumph over corruption. It notes growing voter independence, concerns about trusts, and the public’s approval of Roosevelt’s administration amid partisan debate.
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Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Yorta
Theodora Hoosevelt
United States
Baal Tess
Hepublican Party
F Roosevelt
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Ra Farm
Parker Erict
Rouge
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Psopis
Contempory Comment on Baltic Fleet Conversion Idea
A brief storage note suggests converting the Baltic fleet into its own ships to avoid international complications, attributed to Annap ulis Capital via Newera peefAGHIVE.
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Annapulis
North Sea blooder spread and international doubt
The report hints at a spreading crisis in the North Sea with Russia and Germany cited and international attention shifting. Vaset loa wit cer Rojeetveneky implies a broader spotlight on distant European events as authorities react. An Annapolis Chronicle note recalls a Havre de Grace attempted holdup described as amateur and a reminder for engineers and train crews to be ready.
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Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Newspapers
A collage of humorous exchanges and mock dialogues from the era. Mrs and neighbors joke over five dollar pieces and gowns while a sequence of quips on grammar and military talk appears. The piece blends light social trivia with playful domestic anecdotes.
Potatoes and Progress in Agriculture Across Nations
The piece highlights new potato varieties and high seed prices, noting advances in farming science. It cites England's market prices and Lincolnshire grower meetings, and praises Luther Burbank for developing fruits, vegetables, and flowers, arguing science can double yields with patient effort.
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Asw Potato Co Leas
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Recorder
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Oatore
Moments With The Muse And Lift Of The Heart
A patchwork of poems and reflections on life sorrow love and art contrasts with a 가 short appeal to turn personal items into cash by placing an ad in Tar News. The verse touches on motherhood temptation mortality and moments of spiritual uplift. The Atlantic excerpt closes with a blunt classified pitch for selling unwanted goods.
Congressmen Chosen in Sharp Party Split Districts
The article lists congressional selections with multiple candidates and party affiliations across districts. Names include Dem and Rep entrants like Gadger Jr., Kwart, Maynard, Tuemt, Swanson, Hay, and Campy del Stemp, reflecting a contested election slate.
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Dens
Spencer Black- Gurnee
Rega
Dan M Gadger, Jr
Dem
Henry G. Kwart
Samedi
Irsc Distrieg
Wiliam A
Jeanne Lienswel
Btarry J. Maynard
Dene
Jolem Tuemt
Derm
Shubert Gi. Southall
Dioun
Carter Gites
James Hay
Sten Fb Tues
Campy del Stemp
Shieury DD
Roosevelt Wins Minnesota Plurality While Johnson Elected Governor
President Roosevelt secures a record plurality in Minnesota, surpassing 106000 votes, with Roosevelt strong in former Populist strongholds. Democratic John A. Johnson appears elected governor with a narrow margin, while Republicans claim victories in the balance of the state ticket and a joint-ballot Senate.
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Parker
Bryan
Vic
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James A. Martin
Republican State Central Committee
Robert C. Duan
Republicn
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Moses HH. Chupa
Result in Massachussetts Gives Roosevelt 82000 Plurality
Massachusetts votes bring Roosevelt a substantial lead and elects a Democratic governor William S. Douglass defeats Governor Bates by about 25 000 in a statewide result that also shifts party control in both legislative chambers.
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Hoston
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William S. Douglass
Rockton
John L. Bates
Conmonmiller
United States
Missouri Republicans Hold State, Governor Falkia Wins
Special dispatch from Kansas City reports Roosevelt carried Missouri. Falkia elected governor by about 20 000 votes. Legislature likely to be Republican according to The Times (Independent).
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Richtoend
Clase Slemp
Ieamibert Oy
Kansas City
the Times
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Missouri
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Mushroom Culture Gains Ground in Chester County
West Chester Daily Local News reports mushroom culture in Chester Conaty has grown into a profitable industry with hundreds of dollars of produce shipped to New York hotels and cafes. The region along the Baltimore Central railroad from Chadd’s Ford to Oxford is now a thriving “mushroom belt” with many mushroom houses and rising profits, prices averaging 75 to 45 cents a pound wholesale and, in cooler weather, higher costs. The industry sees steady demand, nightly fires kept burning in mushroom houses, and over 600 pounds shipped to New York at 7 to 9 cents per pound in recent periods, with quality noted as exceptionally fine.
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Oxford
Local notes from Yellow Springs and vicinity across farms and crowds
county correspondence from Yellow Springs notes wheat crop and chestnut yields mixed and wild weed migration signals approaching winter. mentions Mr Robert L Tyler adding dwelling, Willie Stull building back addition, Mr David Shankle weather boarding, Mr Charles J Smith visit near Charlesville, Mica Ella Wiles guest at Blarris home, Miss Virgie Wastler guest near Yellow Springs, visits to Braddock Walkersville Middletown Valley and Feagaville. entertainment by Mrs Elizabeth McDonnell at Middletown Opera House November 24 featuring Poor Pillicoddy. Junior Steam Fire Engine Company orders testing new hose lines soon.
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Willie Stull
David Shankle
Charles J. Smith
Charlesville
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George W. Blarris
Yusilow Springs
Sod
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Middletown Valley
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Charlesvilla
Charlea Wantler
Yellow Springa
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Middletown Opera House
Thoreday
Defense of fish pots stalls plan to destroy Potomac fishways
Letter from T F Kerfoot of Look No 4 O C causal argues that fishpots and walls on the Potomac aid bass and other game, not hinder them. He details wall heights from 18 to 30 inches, notes openings for boats, and compares to government fishways. He urges neighbors to discuss the issue and protect the fish habitat along Dam No 4 to Shephardstown. He cites thirteen years of observation and asks for rational consideration of the controversy.
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Outdated Advertisements and the Local Job Market
The local paper notes advertisements in the news reach both business and household readers with immediate value to employers and the unemployed. It emphasizes the need to fill all wanted ads and to engage buyers, sellers, and finders in Tar News.
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