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Newspaper

Potosi Journal

Location

Potosi, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1906

Page

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Republican Ticket Names Candidates for Missouri Offices

The Missouri slate lists FE W Flentge for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner J A White for State Superintendent of Schools John Kennish for Supreme Judge James T Neville for Supreme Judge short term Marion E Rhodes for Congress and W P Elmer for State Senator The piece then critiques the Democratic Party and mocks Bryan returning home to idolize a “charming democracy” while Missouri Democrats are urged to resist.

FE. W. Flentge State Superintendent of Schools J. A. White John Kennish James T. Neville Congress Marion E. Rhodes W. P. Elmer

Democratic leader advised by corporate friends

The passage notes Mr. Bryan is seen in intimate association with prominent corporate figures like Dave BR. Francis and Moves C. Wetmore, suggesting he is taking advice from these friends of the corporations in efforts to help the common people.

Mr. Bryan Dave BR. Francis Moves C. Wetmore

Voters Distrust Apathy Shaping 1906 Election

The piece notes Democratic complaints about General Apathy shifting support away from their side toward another defeat. It recalls the 1904 presidential year when voters chose the Republican ticket before campaigns began, showing a pattern of contentment with Republican governance and a desire to “leave well enough alone.”

Senator Stone Attacks Bryan in Missouri Outlook

In a pointed report, Senator Stone labels Bryan as the paramount issue in Missouri this year and aims to use the charge to veil the Democratic record. The piece asserts Stone and the “old guard” backroom links with trusts, while noting Missourians now demand honest government and will not embrace Bryan this year.

Stone Bryan Missouri

Fruit orchards urged for Washington county farming

Washington county should expand commercial fruit orchards as a profitable future for young farmers. The piece notes suitable land for apples and pears and higher elevations above sea level boosting peach crops, citing a southwestern example where peaches succeeded while others failed.

Washington County Adhe Topozurk Fenst

Notice to Parents on Child School Attendance Law

A 19th century school attendance synopsis outlines age based term attendance, excuses by courts for clothing or distance, illegal employment penalties for employers, and duties of attendance officers. It mandates publication in district news and includes penalties of fines or imprisonment for parents and guardians.

Nut Justice of the Peace M. A. Casey Board of Education

County Crop Failure Prompts Low Land Prices

The county faces a near total crop failure yet offers abundant unimproved fruit land at three to ten dollars an acre, suggesting buyers can acquire fertile ground cheaply despite poor harvests.

State Salaries Paid by Republican Loan

Taxpayers examine benefits of Republican governance as 1905 state depositories paid $76,018.31 in interest, nearly covering governor and staff, secretary of state, schools superintendent staff, and railroad and warehouse board employees. The current treasurer earns higher interest and $53,210.76 was already paid for 1906.

Gmerich Atute State Board of Railroad and Warehouse Jefferson City

Try It On County Democracy Split on Party Principles

Readers urged Washington County Democrats to abandon personal politics for the fall county races. The Independent’s suggestion is praised to separate the campaign from alcohol influence and minor graft, urging voters to judge candidates by party principles and public questions.

Washington County

Stone says free silver not an issue in Cassville speech

Senator Stone told Cassville that for the present free silver will not be an issue. He warned that Bryan’s election would reopen the currency question, noting populists and democrats both accepted government paper money and free silver as part of their platforms. The populists used free silver as a compromise toward a greenback system.

Cassville Stone Bryan Beyan Rane

Washington County Republican precinct meeting notice 1906

At a May 1 1906 meeting in Potosi Missouri the Republican Central Committee ordered precinct meetings across Washington County for September 1900 at 2 pm to elect delegates to a County Convention at Potosi on September 1906. Delegates allocated by 1 for each 27 votes plus fractions, with a list of precincts and delegate counts. Committee men to be elected to the County Committee for two years, meetings at the Potosi courthouse on September 15 1906 to organize and conduct business. signatures W J Hester chairman R P Macnay secretary.

Republican Central Committee Washington County Missouri Potosi Petosi Roosevelt Tua Potosi & Norwine Mineral Latty I Hopewell Watton Oh Mines Palmer Cadet Turner's Store Cruise Belgrade Fertile Sunlight Richwoods Caledonia Hammlton Sherlock Brazil Concord Hd Cicero Republican County Committee Court House

Bryan's Currency Views Persist Amid Debate on Gold

The article argues that Bryan has not abandoned fiat currency ideals and still favors a flexible system with silver and greenbacks as a final aim. It claims inflationists would celebrate if Aryanism reopens the currency question and cautions that the gold standard remains a threat, with Democrats avoiding the topic for now.

Sale Notice in Circuit Court of Washington County Miss

Public sale announced by W. Cotains, Sheriff, in the Circuit Court of Washington County Missouri. The property described includes the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter in section 27, township 37, range 1 east, totaling about 40 acres more or less. Sale scheduled for Tuesday, August 6, 1906, between 9 AM and 5 PM at the courthouse, to satisfy a mortgage lien with twelve months credit and interest or cash at purchaser option.

Beire Pohn Caldwell Marsh Fotos Astineron Cocnty Misr Lorine Sail County Descred Tommy Af Washingon Stace Missouri Toowit J.sacter Selfech W. Cotains Sherif

Warning false claim on kidney disease cure

A dubious ad warns readers that without using Doley's Nidaney Cure they will regret kidney and bladder trouble. It claims the product positively cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and promotes a drugstore sale.

Walning Doley Zewts Uty Drie

Property Auction Notice in Washington County Missouri

By virtue and authority of a Special execution from the Circuit Court of Washington County Missouri a sale is set for August by J W Curnty sheriff. The known heirs of George Prestey deceased are named in the notice with the property description including the southwest and northwest quarters of a section in a township and range. The sale will be at the courthouse door in the City of Potosi at public auction for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs.

Untitled Grandmother Letter Cites Kidney Disease

A fragmentary consumer letter from Oakville Ontario describes severe kidney illness. The writer cites medical consultations with top doctors and doctors’ care as a “Godsend” while detailing the hardship and limited movement during the illness.

Property Seized In Washington County Exe cution Sale

The office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Washington County Missouri issues a special execution in favor of the State of Missouri for Jarars Kk. Whitehead Collector of Revenue against unknown heirs of William A. Whiting. Real estate described as the south half of the northwest quarter and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 11 township 35 range 3 east containing two acres. Sale at the front door of the court house in Potosi on Tuesday August Adelaide 1906 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to satisfy execution and costs.

Circuit Court Washington County Hlissourt Missouri Whitehead Woehtapiuon Co Stars of Micwour Anstapaina Eorce Preetey Wren Seal Weat Qgartech Thisty-Tiv Insaig County Arnt Missour Wadf Sngnst Court House Dour Potoss Washington Auwest State of Jarars Kk. Whitehead County of William A. Whiting Potosi County of Washington James Kt. Whitehead Keenue Gorge D. Reynolds Moses Conger Lucian Meade George 1 Rheynolds Mose Conger Luciar Meade Snacres Beming Potot

Announcement of Republicans nominees for county offices

Several candidates are authorized to announce for county and circuit roles under Republican nomination. W C Cullins for Sheriff, Leree Antigony Becar for Circuit Clerk, Join Top Club for Circuit Clerk and Recorder, Bee W Houston for Circuit Clerk, Virmis Roderlove for Circuit Clerk, Hyrcanus Hawkins for County Clerk, Fred Breckenridge for County Clerk, N F Robinson Treasurer, C N Banta for Representative, Wm Schulz for Representative, Owen G. Martin for Judge of County Court, Louis A. Page for Presiding Judge, H B Paul for County Judge, M Goff for Judge of County Court, W A Cooper Prosecuting Attorney, S G Nipper Prosecuting Attorney, James A Henson Probate Judge.

W. Cullins Antigony Becar Bee W. Houston Republics Party Vfirmis Roderlove N. F. Robinson WM. Schulz Representaive Republican Party Owen Martin Courty Court Silgee Louis A. Page Lsfrty T Oh Paul M. Goff William A. Cooper S. G. Nipper James A. Henson

Mystery Solved by Ter Kings New Life Pills

John N. Pleasant of Magnolia, Tod, credits Ter Kings New Life Pills with stopping periodic attacks of Wiliousness and habitual constipation. The pills are advertised as pure and guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded, priced at 25 cents at Thur Toan's drug store.

Ter. King John N. Pleasant Magnolia Tod Thur- Toan

Opening of State Normal School

Complete college courses lead ing to the A B degree Teachers College Courses leading to the A B degree and life state certificate Courses leading to the Normal Diploma which is a life state certi ficate Courses leading to the Elementary Normal Certificate which is a limited state certificate Group of six splendid stone buildings all completed since January 1 1905 Campus of thirty three acres Science Hall has equipped laboratories Training Hall is devoted to practical training for teacher Manual Training Hall is used exclusively for the Manual Training School Academic Hall is the most complete and elegant school building in the state Leming Hall no ladies dormitory will accomodate one hundred students Albert Hall a dormitory forces will accomodate eighty students Complete college courses offered in Latin Greek German French Mathematics History Political Economy Civics English Physics Chemistry Zoology Botany Bacteriology Physiology Geology College courses in Psychology Ethics Sociology History of Education Principles of Teaching School Administration and other courses in Education Courses In vocal and instrumental music Oratory Physical Training Drawing and Color Work Cooking and Sewing Courses in Agriculture and Horticulture

Leming Hall Albert Hall

Seley Defense Major Stamm Claims Bucklen Armca Salve Healed

In Seley Ky major Stamm editor and manager of the Constitutionalist Eminence recounts being attacked four years ago and using Bucklen’s Armca salve to cure his wounds in ten days with no trouble. It is advertised as the quickest healer for burns sores cuts and wounds available at Thurman’s drug store for 25 cents.

Seley Stamm Bucklen Thurman

Sentence Sermons Stark Warnings on Pride and Piety

A Chicago Tribune quote catalog urges humility over pretension. It cautions that true heavenly ascent requires inner climate, not external dignity, warning against self serving prayer and religion bought as gold bricks.

Hiwelf Chow Chicago Tribune

Sheriff's Sale Under Special Execution in Missouri

The sheriff of Washington County Missouri proceeds under a special execution to sell the north half of the southeast quarter of section 12 township 35 range 4 east containing sn acres. The sale is set for August 28 1906 at the courthouse door in Potot to satisfy the execution and costs with cash to the highest bidder. The defendants include George D Reynolds the unknown heirs of Moses Conger deceased and the unknown heirs of Lucian Meade deceased.

Aneurpressdr Advantages Promoted by School Catalog

The notice advertises unspecified aneurpressdr advantages at the lowest cost with a catalog address for more information. It lists Cape Girardeau and Dragmorr as locations and mentions a preventive context. The fragmentary text implies a promotional or informational item from a local school or organization.

Cape Girardeau, Ma

End of WQRLPerks: Wolfe Credits Electric Hitters

H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa credits Electric Bitters with curing two years of kidney troubles and general debility. He claims the remedy saved his life, curing stomach liver kidney complaints headaches dizziness and weakness. Sold by Ss. F. Thurman & Co. druggists with a guarantee.

H. Wolfe Bear Grove Price Co Ss. F. Thurman & Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sioner W. JT. Hester R. P. Macnay Globe Democrat Agnes Phimis Biaimniut Sheriff's J. W. Curntys Sheoriil of wWashieogs Ki. A. Gray Joe Oor Oakvillie, Inc Wilney Sherive's Sale DNR Clactit “Lere Pof County Lee Hyrcanus Hawkins County Coork Epublicar Party Vos Sathor Ced Fred Breckenridce Ofice County Cork Republicer Part C. N. Banta Cnjert Ford ST. Gwent Prosecuting Attoprney Bank O Af. Smith White Br, Headler Bo Smith Ass't Board OF Directors O. D. Smi H. T S. White P. G. Higginbotham L. W. Casey E. M. Busty Undertakers State Normal School Cape Girardeau Sheriff's Sale W. Conus Sherif Washington County, Mo Missouri Pacific Railway Iron Mountain ST. Louis California Colorado Utah Mexico City Daniel Devaney
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